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Old 5/26/10, 9:43 AM
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Anyone know where to get the tool to remove a slotted reverse security bolt ? I need to remove the security bars on several windows. Thanks
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Anyone know where to get the tool to remove a slotted reverse security bolt ? I need to remove the security bars on several windows. Thanks
When I have had to remove these, I use a Dremel tool with a thin cutting wheel and a steady hand.

Cut a new slot and use a flat blade screw driver.

I have done this for years with security screws of many types.



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Thank You for the reply, I am thinking that cutting the slot will work best
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Thank You for the reply, I am thinking that cutting the slot will work best
Make sure you where your safety glasses as these cutting disks are very fragile and break if moved sideways.

I buy them 36 at a time. You also need the correct mandrel to mount them.

The more careful you are the longer they last.



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