OT: Darn &?%#@%! screw!!!

Steve · 03-12-2002, 01:29 AM

I just remembered an article about this same topic that I read sveral years ago. In it the author explained how to use a drill press when removeing stuck screws. He clamped the gun so that the offending screw was positioned properly and put a srewdriver bit in the drill chuck. Then the drill was lowered and a wrench was used to turn the bit. The drill press keeps the screwdriver bit from riding up and out of the slot. I have never used this but thought I would pass it along. I wish I could give credit to the author but at this point in time I have no idea who he was.

03-12-2002, 01:29 AM	#12
Steve User Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Ohio Posts: 200 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Use of a drill press I just remembered an article about this same topic that I read sveral years ago. In it the author explained how to use a drill press when removeing stuck screws. He clamped the gun so that the offending screw was positioned properly and put a srewdriver bit in the drill chuck. Then the drill was lowered and a wrench was used to turn the bit. The drill press keeps the screwdriver bit from riding up and out of the slot. I have never used this but thought I would pass it along. I wish I could give credit to the author but at this point in time I have no idea who he was.

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