I'm guessing just drill it out? Got a Dr Who time expander post with a screw in with a screw head glued on....
Cant find the post on anyones inventory.
Cant find the post on anyones inventory.
Just settling in to Terminator 3, not that I have seen it 32 times before...got a pic of the offending screw?
Cant find it anywhere!Just buy a new post and be done with it.
I looked on Andy's and Phil's websites along with our Europeans friends and partners. Not seeing the post!I bought 2 from pinball Mania(I think), slightly longer thread at top of post by a few mm. Also have the 2 original posts I replaced, as in photo, with one of them still serviceable.
I'm guessing just drill it out? Got a Dr Who time expander post with a screw in with a screw head glued on....
Cant find the post on anyones inventory.
tell me the part number or the bottom thread size and I’ll send you something. I’m sure I’ll have one that will be equivalent. The one you have has had it’s life and is now time to rest in peace!!
can you get those in the uk,or do they come from the usa?You Guys should try these.... They are called "Rocklers" and are basically tiny 1/2 " or 5/8" hole saws. You put into a drill and saw out the broken / sheared screw. You are fet with a perfectly round hole that just needs a piece of dowel glued into it. The post covers the hole completely. They are brilliant especially when working on old EM games where most of the post screws shear off.View attachment 101625
You can order them from the Rockler website in the USA, They do not charge silly shipping fee and I recently bought one of each size and they were £12 each and about £7 shipping They are truly brilliant You can but Dowel rod or jointing pins in B&Q for about £3 As everything is hidden under the post it is a easy way of getting rid if sheared screws.can you get those in the uk,or do they come from the usa?
You Guys should try these.... They are called "Rocklers" and are basically tiny 1/2 " or 5/8" hole saws. You put into a drill and saw out the broken / sheared screw. You are fet with a perfectly round hole that just needs a piece of dowel glued into it. The post covers the hole completely. They are brilliant especially when working on old EM games where most of the post screws shear off.View attachment 101625
The alternative is to try to use screw extractors or drill that 9 times out of ten leave a mess afterwards. The beauty of these is that it leave a perfectly round hole a tiny bit bigger than the original screw so that you can put a exact size dowel rod into filling the hole exactly and permanently , allowing a new screw to be used in it and the whole thing is completely covered by the post concerned. What way do you remove these blasted sheared screws?Not sure I’d want to use one of them on a pf lol