Any handymen? Screws in a tight space
- CremeDeLaCreme
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Any handymen? Screws in a tight space
Hi fellow fishos!
I have a window casement and need to remove the window winder operator.
There are 6 screws I can't seem to get to. There's only a small 2.5cm gap as pictured.
Any ideas,
Cheers :thumbsup:
I have a window casement and need to remove the window winder operator.
There are 6 screws I can't seem to get to. There's only a small 2.5cm gap as pictured.
Any ideas,
Cheers :thumbsup:
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Re: Any handymen? Screws in a tight space
How'd they get put in??
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Re: Any handymen? Screws in a tight space
The window casement is about 15 years old, I presume they put the frame in after the window operator was installed.BIG GAV wrote:How'd they get put in??
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Re: Any handymen? Screws in a tight space
Can u replace the casement or u don't wanna go down that route? May be the only option..
I'd say look at the installation n work backwards which explains the casement being made later, dilly of a pickle!!
I'd say look at the installation n work backwards which explains the casement being made later, dilly of a pickle!!
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Re: Any handymen? Screws in a tight space
I found an offset screwdriver but there's not enough room, hence me coming here for any ideas I haven't thought of :doh1:
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Re: Any handymen? Screws in a tight space
Offset definately too big
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Re: Any handymen? Screws in a tight space
Theyre the type of situations where spanners suddenly have wings.
Looks like you might be doing abit of disassembling. You could possibly try a flatblade on an angle and a hammer and lightly tap to see if they free up and you can get some rotation going.
IF that works, dont ask me how to get them back in....
Looks like you might be doing abit of disassembling. You could possibly try a flatblade on an angle and a hammer and lightly tap to see if they free up and you can get some rotation going.
IF that works, dont ask me how to get them back in....
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Re: Any handymen? Screws in a tight space
You can get ratchet screwdrivers that might fit in a small gap
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Re: Any handymen? Screws in a tight space
What about if u used a drill bit n small spanner? Tedious but it could work..
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Re: Any handymen? Screws in a tight space
Something like this mate :thumbsup:
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