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tool is a sears and a piece of c#%$& but it is all I have right now and it does work to cut the strips with out damage to fiberglas
tool is a sears and a piece of c#%$& but it is all I have right now and it does work to cut the strips with out damage to fiberglas
left hand drill bit. A different bit also left hand, Just drill on through any teak plugs and extract screws.
Left hand bit 2. Those that refuse to come out are drilled to where the head is gone and teak strip can be removed with out damage to underlying fiber
drill makes fast work of screws
No glue under teak. Most of the black glue is gone on some of the teak. Whee it is the teak has to be pulled up. The sealer is then scraped up
lh drill bit. A left hand drill bit used for broken bolt removal can be bought at auto tool trucks and parts stores as an "Easy out tool"
worn teak removal. Hard on the knees work. A few feet a day.
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tool is a sears and a piece of c#%$& but it is all I have right now and it does work to cut the strips with out damage to fiberglas

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