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daz75 14-01-2019 08:08 PM

Removing rounded screws
 
I've got a stuck screw in my XX any suggestions how to remove it without wrecking my car

mattr 14-01-2019 08:18 PM

If its a hex head, you could try tapping in a torx to get a fresh grip.

Or slot it with a dremel and unscrew it. (might damage the chassis)
Or drill the head off then you can work on the remaining stub.

If you can get in from the other side you can drill it through.

Robocop 14-01-2019 08:22 PM

You can buy a screw remover kit that goes into A drill to remove screws

Wig 14-01-2019 09:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robocop (Post 995972)
You can buy a screw remover kit that goes into Adrian to remove screws


Always ask Adrians permission first. :woot:

Spanky855 14-01-2019 09:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mattr (Post 995971)
If its a hex head, you could try tapping in a torx to get a fresh grip.

Or slot it with a dremel and unscrew it. (might damage the chassis)
Or drill the head off then you can work on the remaining stub.

If you can get in from the other side you can drill it through.

I have just round of the grub screw in my pinion gear, any ideas , my guess is to drill the little bugger out , I am a muppet

thrasher321 14-01-2019 10:20 PM

Grub screw
 
I'm sure I've seen a pinion puller used before

Yorkiebar 14-01-2019 10:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spanky855 (Post 995976)
I have just round of the grub screw in my pinion gear, any ideas , my guess is to drill the little bugger out , I am a muppet

I did this last year - ended up dremelling a slot in the grub screw - destroyed the pinion but saved the motor which was all I was interested in. :)

MiCk B. 14-01-2019 10:32 PM

Hi,


Something like this for the pinion:


http://www.thinkrc.com/images/produc...ion_puller.jpg




Or use a large flat screw driver and just prise it off.
(Be careful using the screwdriver method.)


MiCk B. :-)

daz75 14-01-2019 11:11 PM

Dremel and slamming a driver in with a hammer eventually did the trick. You know when you start something you wish you hadnt

Welshy40 15-01-2019 09:11 AM

Hack saw a flat line thru it and use a flat head screw driver to remove

androo 15-01-2019 08:30 PM

Buy yourself a set of small grabits, basically screw extractor kit. You shouldn’t damage the pinion too much

danielc3009 15-01-2019 09:45 PM

Try a 1/16 imperial hex wrench if you’ve got one. It’s slightly bigger than a 1.5mm hex and has got me out of a muddle several times


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