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Hey mp -
Thanks for the '411'.... ...you also might try a little 'localized' heat - ie: with one of those little 'torch' lighters... fast-heat, finely-pointed, just on the head... or, perhaps a soldering iron, but that might need more time to soften the locker, thus spreading heat out to a wider area...
Just a thought...
peas...
j
....and armed only with his trusty 21 Zorgawatt KTiOPO4...
Hi mpoulton,
Maybe it's time to get medieval on it's ass!!
As the unit is not going back into service as is, a bit of destructive disassembly might be in order
I would just drill the head off the screw. As the screw is m2 a drill from 2mm-3.5mm or a 3/32-9/64th should do the trick. Run a vacuum cleaner close to the drill to keep that pesky swarf at bay.
Good luck
Kit
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Nice work!
Heh heh heh... 'tamper proof" hehe heh heh. Bless em
In my findings I have found that any projector with a serial number starting in 1 on the second grouping (eg, wb032cjaf08-1xxxx for a A140 series)
I have found a few of them with exceptionally stiff thread locker, but for the most part a normal tri-wing screwdriver does the trick.
I believe the bits are called "TP3".
Available Here in All Sizes: http://www.mcmaster.com/#triangle-sc...r-bits/=9dtrzk
TA18, 20, 23, 27
I got a set from Maplin with a single 3mm bit in but they don't seem to have them anymore:
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