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  • Triangle screwdriver
  • Shorty121
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    The screw head is a raised triangle in the middle but the 3 corners are close to the edge of the countersink. So it needs something similar to a valve tool but with 3 points. Where can I find one?

    meehaja
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    I probably have one, my brother in law is a tool salesman, if you know its name I can probably get one for you?

    Shorty121
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    It’s called a insert bit

    meehaja
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    http://www.amazon.co.uk/100-PIECE-SCREWDRIVER-SECURITY-BIT/dp/B0047WL5GK

    I have a kit a bit like that, so probably worth a punt?

    Shorty121
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    I don’t think they will work as the gap between the 3 corners and the countersunk bit outer.

    nickjb
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    Can’t really picture it but if it as a raised triangle can you use a normal hex/bi-hex socket on the corners?

    andyl
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    check out the 2 sets in green trays and the one in the red box here: http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Power+Tool+Accessories/Bit+Sets/d80/sd650

    red box one is also sold as a sealey product if you don’t have a toolstation near you.

    Shorty121
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    I’ll get a picture one sec

    Shorty121
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    1333560028385

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    Shorty121
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    Shorty121
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    Can anyone help?

    bigyinn
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    I’d get an old buggered screwdriver and modify it to fit the hole.

    Shorty121
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    I’ll give that a go

    stuarty
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    Beat the shit out of it with a blunt screwdriver

    Shorty121
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    Haha i’ve got the solution. As the screw is taking any strain or tight I just worked it round with a small screw driver…

    stuarty
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    Cut a slot in the top help unscrewing out nextime

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