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skyxx · 03-20-2010, 02:34 AM

Superglue a small rod or some screwdriver bit that's around 3 inches long then turn it with pliers. You should be able to turn the screw with pliers without supergluing it though. Last resource would be drilling it.

Next time when you take a screw off. Make sure the philips head is the right size. I believe the correct size would be a Philips #1 head. When you unscrew stuff apply pressure when turning. If you don't you'll likely strip the screw. It may sound like a simple thing to unscrew things but most of the time people do it wrong.

03-20-2010, 02:34 AM	#47
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