Thanks for the push, Conrad. I went ahead and tried it and straightened it out enough that there was only a "very" slight wobble. The tool is loose enough on the screws that it worked fine. The little wobble was the tool shank and the drill, not the let-off screw! About 10 minutes later and all the old buttons are now off! Now if I only had 3 hands, I might be able to put the new ones on the same way. Oh well, can't have everything. :-) Thanks again. Avery > I thought of that and tried it but the shank of the tool is bent a >little because it doesn't turn evenly and I'm afraid I'll wallow out >the holes or break off a regulating screw head or something. Maybe I >can bend it straight? :-) Thanks. > >Avery > >>At 12:41 02/09/2000 -0500, you wrote: >>>List, >>> >>> Does anyone have a "cute little trick" for removing let-off >>>buttons? >> >>Avery, >> >>Chuck the appropriate (universal handle type) tool in your cordless >>screwdriver and, using the _slow_ speed, spin them out. The hammer shank >>glue collar remover, with the sizing nut removed, will work, too, but can >>mess up other stuff if you slip off. >> >> >> >> >>Conrad Hoffsommer - mailto:hoffsoco@luther.edu >> Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity.
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