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We usually find a 1.5 mm flathead screwdriver bit (or whatever size is slightly larger than the distance between two lobes furthest apart from one another) and file it down until it fits in there. It's a bit easier to remove the screws whenif you push down on the screwdriver when you initially break the screws free (takes some preload off the threads).
We usually find a 1.5 mm flathead screwdriver bit (or whatever size is slightly larger than the distance between two lobes furthest apart from one another) and file it down until it fits in there. It's a bit easier to remove the screws whenif you push down on the screwdriver when you initially break the screws free (takes some preload off the threads).

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We usually find a 1.5 mm flathead screwdriver bit (or whatever size is slightly larger than the distance between two lobes furthest apart from one another) and file it down until it fits in there. It's a bit easier to remove the screws when you push down on the screwdriver when you initallyinitially break the screws free (takes some preload off the threads).
We usually find a 1.5 mm flathead screwdriver bit (or whatever size is slightly larger than the distance between two lobes furthest apart from one another) and file it down until it fits in there. It's a bit easier to remove the screws when you push down on the screwdriver when you initallyinitially break the screws free (takes some preload off the threads).

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Edit by Andrew Bookholt,

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We usually find a 1.5 mm flathead screwdriver bit (or whatever size is slightly larger than the distance between two lobes furthest apart from one another) and file it down until it fits in there. It's a bit easier to remove the screws when you push down on the screwdriver during removalwhen you initally break the screws free (takes some preload off the threads).
We usually find a 1.5 mm flathead screwdriver bit (or whatever size is slightly larger than the distance between two lobes furthest apart from one another) and file it down until it fits in there. It's a bit easier to remove the screws when you push down on the screwdriver during removalwhen you initally break the screws free (takes some preload off the threads).

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Edit by Andrew Bookholt,

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We usually find a 1.5 mm flathead screwdriver bit (or whatever size is slightly larger than the distance between two lobes furthest apart from one another) and file it down until it fits in there. It's a bit easier to remove the screws when you push down on the screwdriver during removal (takes anysome preload off the threads).
We usually find a 1.5 mm flathead screwdriver bit (or whatever size is slightly larger than the distance between two lobes furthest apart from one another) and file it down until it fits in there. It's a bit easier to remove the screws when you push down on the screwdriver during removal (takes anysome preload off the threads).

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Edit by Andrew Bookholt,

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We usually find a 1.5 mm flathead screwdriver bit (or whatever size is slightly larger than the distance between two lobes furthest apart from one another) and file it down until it fits in there. It's a bit easier to remove the screws when you push down on the screwdriver during removal (takes any preload off the threads).
We usually find a 1.5 mm flathead screwdriver bit (or whatever size is slightly larger than the distance between two lobes furthest apart from one another) and file it down until it fits in there. It's a bit easier to remove the screws when you push down on the screwdriver during removal (takes any preload off the threads).

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Original post by Andrew Bookholt,

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We usually find a 1.5 mm flathead screwdriver bit (or whatever size is slightly larger than the distance between two lobes furthest apart from one another) and file it down until it fits in there. It's a bit easier to remove the screws when push down on the screwdriver during removal (takes any preload off the threads).

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