You have to do it "by hand", holding the dremel. You have to rout all around
the screw, like you were digging out a post hole. The tool is a tiny ball
mill... like you would use to engrave a piece of wood. I don't have the
number, but its about the size of a #50 drill bit.

Don


"Chuck" wrote in message
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On Thu, 12 May 2005 22:19:58 GMT, "Don Sforza"
wrote:

With the very tiniest of Dremel bits you can "dig out" the offending screw
(both of the ones you mentioned, actually).

How tiny, and is there a special technique? I used a 3/32 bit
in a drill press and it just wouldn't stay on the brass.


Then drill out the area with a
1/8th or 3/16th drill and glue in a dowel of the approaipiate size.
Redrill
for the brass screw. DAMHIKT. Works llike a charm... twice on the same
hole, even.

I've done this before, but on much larger screws and holes.

-- Chuck


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