tool required

[Danspark]

How do,

Can anyone identify these accessories? I need to get hold of the tool required for removing screw heads

thanks

 

[AndyP]

just smash it off with a hammer

 

[SirKit Breaker]

Stop messing about, the bloke has asked a simple enough question, and not got a simple answer.

SDS drill with large chisel will sort it no problem.

Cheers...........Howard

 

[wade88]

Filing the middle out of a screwdriver you cowboy how much do you charge the customer for that ? I use a grinder much faster pmsl

COWBOY!!! how very dare you. Intuitive, creative, outside the box thinking genius i think i prefer.

Pfft, the absolute cheek, as if i charge them more than the time it takes me to file it out with a needle file so, only about.... well lets see, 2 hours @ 45ph so £90 mate?! seems fair to me.

 

[Danspark]

Thanks for the replies; some useful some not so

i'll pop into local screwfix and see what i can find.

Regarding modifying a tool to accept the screw head is a no no for me... The white face plate looks like it will scratch just for looking at it.

Dan

 

[wade88]

Ill take that as my post being one of the useful ones then........................:19:

 

[Guest111]

Screwfix or toolstation both do the sets and for about a fiver they,re well worth having.

 

[Geordie Spark]

Thanks for the replies; some useful some not so

i'll pop into local screwfix and see what i can find.

Regarding modifying a tool to accept the screw head is a no no for me... The white face plate looks like it will scratch just for looking at it.

Dan

For me it would all depend on how many I had to do.

If it was only a few, then I wouldn't waste my time "modifying"a tool - or wasting my money buying a tool. I would just find two pins of some kind that fit the holes, poke one into each hole then grip and turn both of them with a pair of pliers .... simples !!!

 

[ipf]

For me it would all depend on how many I had to do.

If it was only a few, then I wouldn't waste my time "modifying"a tool - or wasting my money buying a tool. I would just find two pins of some kind that fit the holes, poke one into each hole then grip and turn both of them with a pair of pliers .... simples !!!

Or a staple out of your stapler

 

[Geordie Spark]

Or a staple out of your stapler

Yes, exactly ..... no point in messing about with filing or angle grinding screwdrivers or wasting time, petrol & money running to Screwfix !!