DSlayerZX
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well, as long as it works, is a good idea.
But seriously, if all fails, try my brute force method. you clock wise turning the screws until a point that you completely ruined the screw hole, which will make it really easy for you to take out the screw by either just shake it or use to a tweezer to pull it out. The use epoxy to build a new screw hole later, trust me, I done this for like.. 4 times now, they work well.
| Originally Posted by pne /img/forum/go_quote.gif you guys have the craziest ideas i swear.... |
well, as long as it works, is a good idea.
But seriously, if all fails, try my brute force method. you clock wise turning the screws until a point that you completely ruined the screw hole, which will make it really easy for you to take out the screw by either just shake it or use to a tweezer to pull it out. The use epoxy to build a new screw hole later, trust me, I done this for like.. 4 times now, they work well.
