Posted by Bison on June 26, 2008 at 06:41:41 from (161.184.194.167):
In Reply to: stuck set screw posted by Lee in Iowa on June 26, 2008 at 05:23:49:
if you got room, just drill the stupid thing out. start with a bit size that fits snug in the allen hole to keep it centered,then use one that fits the treaded hole snug[will leave the tread intact] if the screw is grade eight,tap the trigger on the drill on and off and keep downward pressure on it,to prevent burning the bit. that will eat that screw in a hurry.
an other trick i use on a stuck screw is to use a punch that fits the hex hole snug and give it some good raps with a hammer,before i wreck the hex.and allways use w-40 beforehand
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