Reply by Kiersten

Posted on Any advice for removing stripped screws?

69 posts in 1818 days

#1 posted 1811 days ago

Thanks to all of you for your advice. I just went on ripping leaving the stripped screw in the blade cover plate completely avoiding it! I think I’ll head to Sears (thanks Paul) and get that Ease out 3 pc bit tomorrow. Turns out, I can’t find my slot grinder attachment for the Dremel because it’s lost somewhere in my crappy 1940s garage. Maybe one of the black widows carried it away.

-- Kiersten, Los Angeles, http://www.modmomfurniture.com

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