Fig.1 Vice Grip® |
Supplies and Tools:
Cordless screwdriver with Phillip bit
Crescent wrench for additional torque
This job required the removal of 20-screws using my cordless screwdriver, but some fifteen 3-inch aluminum screws remained. The deck had to be removed to repair a spa pipe that had been leaking.
This post shows the five steps on how to remove damaged aluminum head screws from a Douglas Fir wood deck.
Step 1: Fig.1 shows the Vice Grip® around each screw top.
Step 2: Fig.2 shows the jaws of the pliers around the screw and turn counter-clockwise until the screw comes out of the wood. I had to dig out the wood around the aluminum screw for room for the tip of the pliers.
Fig.2 Vice Grip® Pliers |
Fig.3 unscrewing from top |
Fig.4 Turning |
Fig.5 Its out job finished |
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Well done. I like how you reference the Vice Grip copyright name!
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