smittyusmc

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Is there a way to get out stripped out head screws. Like some kind of extractor our somthing like that. thanks

Timbulb

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Use your dremel to put a notch in the head of the screw and use a flat head screwdriver. I've done that more time than I care to admit, works like a charm.

rageworks

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Here ya go.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/nitro-of...-stripped.html

Amoeba

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Heh, same here. I've decided that instead of becoming a Dremel Master I'm just going to get better quality screws (like tonysscrews.com). I found out the hard way that those RCScrewz are way too soft and not worth it.

Kalgard Racing

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Go to Lowes and get a Pro Grabit......never look back. Freaking awesome!

scwrod

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Keep an eye on your drivers. The may round off over time. Thats when I replace the tips or grind them down.

gixxerman

+1 on that!!!! Great screws!!!!!

Donat

Hello,

I've got a serious problem... I have a cup point screw (i'm not sure if i called it correlcty so i attach link below) stipped! Its slot is completety circular . There is no possibilty to use Dremel... Have you had such a problem? Anybody can advice me what to do with it?

Here are links:
to an example of the screw
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...t-Set-Screws-8

and this screw is sitting in rear differential coupler:
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...inion-Couplers

rageworks

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Here ya go, again.

smittyusmc

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Thanks for all the help I am going to try and drill the heads off of the screw.
thanks again