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1965 Honda CP77 — Ulsan Metro City, Rep. Korea
Restored with original parts — Owner: J. Doe
Removing stuck screws and bolts
If preserving the cosmetics means he wants to re-use the screws then I guess so.
LOUD MOUSE wrote:Didn't he want to save the original screws?????????????. .....lm
Hahnda wrote:Drill the heads off. Use 2 bits, one smaller than the diameter of the threaded portion of the screw and one about the same. Drill down through the head with the smaller bit. Chuck up the larger one, run it in the hole on the heads pop right off. Takes 30-60 seconds a screw. Once the heads are off you can usually unscrew what is left in the hole with your fingers once you remove the cover.
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That's how I read it. ......lm
Hahnda wrote:If preserving the cosmetics means he wants to re-use the screws then I guess so.
LOUD MOUSE wrote:Didn't he want to save the original screws?????????????. .....lm
Hahnda wrote:Drill the heads off. Use 2 bits, one smaller than the diameter of the threaded portion of the screw and one about the same. Drill down through the head with the smaller bit. Chuck up the larger one, run it in the hole on the heads pop right off. Takes 30-60 seconds a screw. Once the heads are off you can usually unscrew what is left in the hole with your fingers once you remove the cover.
