Thanks very much for all the responses, this is really a great bunch of
guys! Peter's message triggered an ah-hah moment and after trying all my
needle nose pliers, I was able to slowly and gingerly back the threaded
portion out and disaster averted.
Thanks, 73 and best holiday wishes to all,
Barry N1EU
On Sat, Dec 24, 2016 at 3:11 PM, Peter Frenning [OZ1PIF] <peter@frenning.dk>
wrote:
> Den 24-12-2016 kl. 16:02 skrev Barry N1EU:
>
>> The threaded end of an aluminum screw broke off in one of the PCB mounting
>> posts in my Omni 6+. Please have a look here:
>> http://n1eu.com/screw1.jpg
>>
>> I'd very much appreciate advice on how to remove that screw end.
>>
>> Thanks & 73,
>> Barry N1EU
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>> Second time around it worked.
> Use a Dremel or similar tool with a Dental drill bit (the "Rose" type)
> very small (less than a millimetre) and give it a new catch for a flat
> headed screwdriver
>
>
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