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Fan Screws
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05-19-2003
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Fan Screws
Well I got my new fans today 2 of them that light up. So I Screw them in(which is hard enough without a drill) theni I had to take one out but i wore it out. The screwdriver wont get a grip. Well I was able to get it out by breaking the fan ledge but is there any easier way? Is a drill worth the investment? Should I get a dremel to take out screws next time there worn out? because i think a dremel could probably cut the head of the screw off. Thanks everyone who replies.
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05-19-2003
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Uh oh spagettio!
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05-19-2003
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If you strip out the head of a screw you can use a cutting disk on the dremmel to make a deep slot in the head and use a standard screwdriver to remove the screw. Just be careful of metal dust getting into your circuits.
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05-20-2003
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digitalex: hehe.. um... there wasnt one hehe sorry. was kinda hyper at the moment!
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