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When this load is DONE I think I'll wash it AGAIN..
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From ilug-admin@linux.ie  Wed Aug 21 13:33:23 2002

On Wed, 21 Aug 2002 12:42:17 BST, Kiall Mac Innes said:
>Hi i have a phillips head skrew thats holding a circut board together i need
>to take it out ASAP and nothing will work, the threads on the skrew are
>almost completly gone, its is a very small skrew that i have to use a
>percision skrewdriver set to remove the skrews any help would be
>appreaciated...
Get a very, *very* small set of drill bits.  Start drilling right
through the center of the head, at a slow speed so you don't pop
off and through the board!  Once you have a bit of an indent in,
increase the speed a little bit.
If you've made a deepish indent, and the head doesn't pop off, use
the next largest drill bit you have.  Repeat until happy.
Eventually the head should just pop off, allowing you to lift the
board off over the shaft of the screw... then ye can take out the
rest fairly easily with a pliers or whatnot.
--
Niall
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