Headstock Quill lever Allen Screw?

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OK I guess now I do want to get that screw loose although I am starting to feel like I have a screw loose with everything I have tried to get this darn set screw out. I tried to reassemble it and because the screw won't tighten down on the quill spring Assembly, I can't get any tension on the spring. Not sure how it was working before I took it apart, since the screw was puttied into that position. I think I need to find someone who can drill it out for me.
Although it might be easier and cheaper to buy a headstock shell from ebay.
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ok took it to a friend of mine he had the right tool and got it out. Thanks everyone for all your help and suggestions.

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baddlad wrote:ok took it to a friend of mine he had the right tool and got it out. Thanks everyone for all your help and suggestions.

Jeff
AND what WAS 'the right tool'???
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baddlad wrote:ok took it to a friend of mine he had the right tool and got it out. Thanks everyone for all your help and suggestions.

Jeff

And your not going to share the fix????:mad:
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JPG40504 wrote:AND what WAS 'the right tool'???
Sorry it was only because I didn't know what it was called and forgot to ask him, but it looked like one of those grabit bits with a T-handle. I usually don't see my neighbor until the weekend so might not get the true answer until then.
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baddlad wrote:Sorry it was only because I didn't know what it was called and forgot to ask him, but it looked like one of those grabit bits with a T-handle. I usually don't see my neighbor until the weekend so might not get the true answer until then.
Perhaps a T-handled allen wrench????
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No, it looked more like a weird drill bit, but it wasn't spiral like most drill bits.
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baddlad wrote:ok took it to a friend of mine he had the right tool and got it out. Thanks everyone for all your help and suggestions.

Jeff
Congratulations Jeff, I am sure that you are relieved that you did not have to drill out that set screw.
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baddlad wrote:Sorry it was only because I didn't know what it was called and forgot to ask him, but it looked like one of those grabit bits with a T-handle. I usually don't see my neighbor until the weekend so might not get the true answer until then.
Easy Out??????
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yes I think that is what it was an "easy out", I googled it and that's what it looked like.
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