broke screws in bulkhead

[beentryin]

any way to get a broken screw out of a bulkhead/axle carrier

 

[knall]

Plastic bulkhead? or aluminum?

Anyway the easiest way is to cut a slot in it with a dremmel wheel, then use a flat screw driver to back it out.

 

[pipisugbo]

Look, I'm not one to harass people about using the search feature, but there is a thread on the first page, about the 10th one, titled "broken screws in alum. bulkhead".

https://www.rcnitrotalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=89604

There's the link anyway.

 

[beentryin]

Look, I'm not one to harass people about using the search feature, but there is a thread on the first page, about the 10th one, titled "broken screws in alum. bulkhead".

https://www.rcnitrotalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=89604

There's the link anyway.

mines not aluminum. its plastic already did a search

 

[SteelCityNitro]

mines not aluminum. its plastic already did a search

The same theory still applies

 

[Racer 1966]

Toss it,spend $5 for new one and be done.

 

[mtaylortank]

yeah the plastic parts most of the time is easier to just replace... its hard too do that with metal cause they cost just alittle more... or in some cases alot more....