Fucked up oyster bracelet

[GuyRitchie]

I used loctite 222 on my oyster bracelet link screws, and had forgotten about it. I tried to remove a link using a 1.6 mm tool, and completely messed up the screw head. The slot in the screw head is now mangled, and I'm not able to get a screw driver in there.

What can I do? Can I just hammer from the other side and get the screw out (by breaking it)?

[Insulin]

Сообщение от GuyRitchie

Can I just hammer from the other side and get the screw out (by breaking it)?

as? thread screw. how to knock out? how to screw in then?
IMHO, service and drill.

[stanalma]

Please, post photos, will you

[Serenkii]

Сообщение от GuyRitchie

I used loctite 222 on my oyster bracelet link screws, and had forgotten about it. I tried to remove a link using a 1.6 mm tool, and completely messed up the screw head. The slot in the screw head is now mangled, and I'm not able to get a screw driver in there.

What can I do? Can I just hammer from the other side and get the screw out (by breaking it)?

HI. Send me photo watch. I can help you

[ultarior]

as I can suggest:
1. You need to figure out how to get rid of that loctite effect. Maybe it'll be gone after some heating, it's up to you to investigate it. https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...ak+the+loctite
2. After that you may accurately glue the screwdriver sting to your messed screwcap using superglue and unscrew the screw. The main danger is not to glue screwdriver to the link body also, only to the screwcap. https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...stripped+screw
3. Anyway you'll need new screw and it can be not the easiest task so start it asap. No links here, sorry

не посмотрел на даты )
надеюсь, у него всё получилось

[strapsimus]

change the bracelett period
thats it