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Removing carriage bolts from wood
I built a picnic table several years ago. It took a hit from the snow
plow this winter. It's worth repairing, but I can't undo the carriage bolts. The square part of the bolt head strips the wood when I put a socket on the nut. Next weekend I'll try pounding a screwdriver under the head parallel to the surface of the wood to engage a flat side of the square. What do you experts do? Liz |
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