Guides/General Screw Guide: Difference between revisions

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*'''Use the correct screwdriver bit:''' Sometimes, the correct bit can still grip the remaining edges of the screw head. If the bit slips, try one size larger than the original recommendation.

*'''Rubber band method:''' Place a flat rubber band over the screw head, then press the screwdriver into the screw through the rubber band. This adds traction and helps the bit grip the screw.

*'''Superglue method:''' Carefully apply superglue or epoxy to the bit, allowing it to bond with the screw head. Take care to avoid getting glue on surrounding components

*'''Screw Extractor Set:''' A screw extractor set, like the iFixit's [https://www.ifixit.com/en-eu/products/precision-screw-extractor-set Precision Screw Extractor Set], can be effective for stubborn screws. Extractors are designed to bite into the stripped screw and allow for easy removal.

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 *'''Use the correct screwdriver bit:''' Sometimes, the correct bit can still grip the remaining edges of the screw head. If the bit slips, try one size larger than the original recommendation.
 *'''Rubber band method:''' Place a flat rubber band over the screw head, then press the screwdriver into the screw through the rubber band. This adds traction and helps the bit grip the screw.
-*'''Superglue method:''' Carefully apply superglue or epoxy to the bit, allowing it to bond with the screw head. Take care to avoid getting glue on surrounding components
 *'''Screw Extractor Set:''' A screw extractor set, like the iFixit's [https://www.ifixit.com/en-eu/products/precision-screw-extractor-set Precision Screw Extractor Set], can be effective for stubborn screws. Extractors are designed to bite into the stripped screw and allow for easy removal.