Stygian
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Thanks they are very nice in price
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Lots of elbow grease.Stygian said:nice, Im still amazed how you get your aluminum parts to look so shiny I cannot for the live of me to get them very shiny lol.
LOL then I have to be using the wrong stuff, I use the easy off oven cleaner to remove the anodize then dip it in grease lightning and scrub it with steel wool, it just still comes out kinda dull and not very chrome like looking.RCDAD said:Lots of elbow grease.
I have had with good luck jamming a torx bit into a rounded hex screw.Stygian said:Ok I have a few issues and questions, first off, I have a stripped screw that I cannot get out and I have one screw that the hole is stripped and won't come out, they are both in the front top upper top plate.Second, is there a place I can order the receiver tray in aluminum as I hate this big long plastic piece.
http://i.imgur.com/lCl8ptTl.jpg
Yes, I tried that it just drilled out into a big hole now, on the one that the hole is stripped, how would you recommend getting it out, the screw it's self isn't stripped so it will turn just fine, but just doesn't unscrew.RCDAD said:I have had with good luck jamming a torx bit into a rounded hex screw.I have never seen that piece in aluminum. I know Redcat currently doesn't have them.
You can also use a dremal to grind a slit in the head. Then use a flat head screw driver to remove it.Stygian said:No that's not the issue, if you look at the picture you can see the screw is stripped to hell so there's no way to turn it lol, there has to be a way to get it out.
This way would be the way I would try first. Maybe try a flat head bit in a ratchet to get more torque on the screwRCDAD said:You can also use a dremal to grind a slit in the head. Then use a flat head screw driver to remove it.
A dremmel is a must have that's for sure. Good luck hope you get it out! If you have any torx bits find one rafts a little big and pound it in. I do it all the timeMotakitty said:Dremal is a must have tool you'll use it all the time it's great
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