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Yes, if you have a dremel and some cutoff discs and an extra screwdriver you’re all set. But, if you are like many of us and have accumulated several screwdriver sets with a removable bit set, take a look through them first as there could be one in them.
Yes, if you have a dremel and some cutoff discs and an extra screwdriver you’re all set. But, if you are like many of us and have accumulated several screwdriver sets with a removable bit set, take a look through them first as there could be one in them.
Dan, I just went to my stash of bits and found a set. Unfortunately, the largest size is 8 which is too small.
Yes, if you have a dremel and some cutoff discs and an extra screwdriver you’re all set. But, if you are like many of us and have accumulated several screwdriver sets with a removable bit set, take a look through them first as there could be one in them.
That's exactly what I did. You can get a screwdriver that is just the right width and blade thickness and the Dremel cutoff makes a perfect slot.
As has been said, you can make one fairly easily or, if you have some snap ring pliers, they work great. I use snap ring pliers for these type of nuts often. You have to hold them at the correct opening which is the only hard part. Headlight switch, sunvisors, almost anywhere that I run into these. Specific tool works best, but one can find ways when you don't want to wait.
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What tool do I need to?
That's exactly what I did. You can get a screwdriver that is just the right width and blade thickness and the Dremel cutoff makes a perfect slot.
