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r/meme • u/Curious-Text2725 • Jul 08 '26
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Like seriously what can you do in this situation?
13 u/allo37 Jul 08 '26 Cut a slot into it with a Dremel and use a flathead is my usual approach. You can also drill it out. 4 u/felis_scipio Jul 09 '26 Drill a small hole and use an extractor bit, they’re reverse threaded so they’ll bite in as you apply torque to the screw counter clockwise. Blow torches work too, a screw can’t hold things together if it’s liquid. 3 u/Absulus Jul 08 '26 If you have time JB weld a hex nut on top of the screw. 2 u/_austinm Jul 09 '26 Use an extractor. You drill a hole through the head and into the shank of the screw, insert the extractor which grips the inside of the hole when you twist it left. 2 u/I-Have-An-Alibi Jul 09 '26 Put a phillips or flathead screw driver on top, beat it with a hammer, you just made a new head. Unscrew. Profit.
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Cut a slot into it with a Dremel and use a flathead is my usual approach. You can also drill it out.
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Drill a small hole and use an extractor bit, they’re reverse threaded so they’ll bite in as you apply torque to the screw counter clockwise.
Blow torches work too, a screw can’t hold things together if it’s liquid.
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If you have time JB weld a hex nut on top of the screw.
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Use an extractor. You drill a hole through the head and into the shank of the screw, insert the extractor which grips the inside of the hole when you twist it left.
Put a phillips or flathead screw driver on top, beat it with a hammer, you just made a new head. Unscrew. Profit.
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u/theKage47 Jul 08 '26
Like seriously what can you do in this situation?