Originally Posted by
MX304
Drill it. Grab a bit that is slightly narrower than the screw head. Once you drill down a little ways, the head will pop off. Then you can just pull the d-block off and grab the remaining end of the screw with a pair of pliers to un-screw it. I've had to do that a couple of times on mine.
I'll try that if the dremel or screw extractor doesn't work. My forearms are pretty weak right now from a medical issues so using pliers all the way would kill my arm lol