Topic: Screw Out!
in Forum: General Non-Vette Discussion
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Indianapolis, IN - USA
Joined: 9/3/2006
Posts: 2429
Vette(s): Silver 1974 Convertible - L82 4 speed
Low miles (was only 8,900 when I bought it in March 2006) - Now 54K miles. Original owner bought it as an investment for son's college expenses.
2008 Jetstream Blue Convertible
No, that's not a typo, and no, this isn't a post for the "Anything Goes" forum. I just wanted to sing the praises (ok, I'll spare you any actual singing) of a Sears screwdriver tips set called "Screw Out." It's for damaged/stripped screw heads that won't come out with a regular screwdriver.
manget1 2007-06-06 13:22:26
I actually bought it because I had a light underwater in my pool that had a striped head screw and I needed to get it out. It says it's designed for cordless drills, but as I did, it can also be used with non powered handheld tools as well.
I was very impressed with how easily this worked. I know I had tried in the past to get this screw out with all my might and no luck. With these bits, I didn't even have to try that hard, just apply smooth, steady pressure and voila! I guess it has very sharp edges designed to dig in to the screw itself, then grab hold.
If anyone has a screw that they just can't seem to get out, this is well worth the $19.99 they charge. It comes with three different sizes.
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Lanoka Harbor, NJ - USA
Joined: 12/21/2006
Posts: 828
Vette(s): 1975 metallic blue coupe with t-tops,L48, t/t steering, black leather interior. 1990 L98, white/red leather interior, auto,a/c
i bought a set when they first came out. they do work great but i have
found a lot of times usiing a drill even slow i wind up drilling the
head off. it is amazing though when it works the way it should.
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