03-20-2026, 07:10 PM
Yes there was a tool, for smaller screws. It is a two-handel plier-like tool. It has sheering action, and so cut flush; the screw is first screwed in one of the jaws and then cut; then it is unscrewed and this straightens out whatever damage was done (little as this is sheering).
https://www.ebay.com/itm/147106390025?ch...=view_item
Of coures it is always desired to taper chamfer the tip, but it works without it too.
There are power tools also. But they are bulky and won't necessarily fit into the space you workin with.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/147106390025?ch...=view_item
Of coures it is always desired to taper chamfer the tip, but it works without it too.
There are power tools also. But they are bulky and won't necessarily fit into the space you workin with.
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