getting out stripped chassis screws.

[orangecrush10goflyers 0]

how do you do it.

[Darshu 0]

Find a hex-bit or flat-head screwdriver that's slightly larger than the stripped bolt head and tap into the stripped socket with a deadblow hammer or something so that it's good and stuck in there. Then you should be able to remove it.

[Bender 0]

I believe it has been previously reccomended to dremmel a line across the head to fit a flat head screwdriver, this way the bolt is still usable as well.

[ATLstealth09 0]

If you can find a dremel, do that. Forcing/beating the bigger allen key in there may end up killing the threads on your bolt, or even worse, the chassis itself.

[fawn111 0]

You can take a 1/8 metal drillbit and drill the bolt about a 1/4 inch. Take a bit off the existing sides of the stripped bolt. You should then be able to simply tap the next size allen wrench in there and you will have enough leverage to remove it.

But dremeling a slot is also a great way to remove it.

[Kanya 3]

if u cant find/have a dremmel...carefully use a hack saw - and i mean CAREFULLY!!

done it that way a few times over the last 15 years and then learnt not to overtighten!

[k13 0]

I used combination head screws for this exact purpose.