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    Inactive Member scott fitlin's Avatar
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    You need a screw extraction set, EZ Out, available at Home Depot, youll have to drill a pilot hole in the screw, then put the right size EZ Out in a drill or the hand held handle and insert the tip into the pilot hole you made and turn to remove, it should come right out!

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    yesterday afternoon while walikng i saw a broken horn box and it had what seemed to be a 8 series driver,the back plate was bumbed as it looked like it dropped and the horn was split(fiberglass smallone)while i opened it up this morning one screwsnapped off the driverand it sits flushwith the body, the alinimum diaphram was in soil peices and looked like there was beer in there, i cleaned it with goo gone and it looks decent with some water marks on it
    how do i remove the screw
    cheers

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    ok will stop at home depot and get that, i was worried about the drill filings and such getting into the mag area
    i might test it before i go through all that trouble as maybe its shifted or has lost some bl
    i do love holding that cold metal and cleaning them like i was a jeweler(sure i need medication)

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    cover the gap with masking tape first, and you could keep a shop-vac next to the drill bit while you are drilling to **** up shavings right away.

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