smh... Stripped a nut on motor

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Ok i was about to upgrade my backup inspire with the 1345T's and i forgot about the lock tite i added as extra safety... So now i have 1 stripped screw any tip on how i can get this thing out? I tried a bigger size allen key and still wont budge. And no i am not drilling in the motor...
 
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Which loctite did you use?
 
Try a small pair of locking pliers where you can set the grip. Vice grip locking pliers
 
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About a year ago I mentioned blue loctite things got hostile towards me on the forum.
Now I use plumbers tape.
 
About a year ago I mentioned blue loctite things got hostile towards me on the forum.
Now I use plumbers tape.
Blue loctite yes! I finally got it i used a mini hammer and punched "gently" in a bigger size torx and finally got it.

Thx for the replies guys
 
Only a drop of loctite per screw. Less is more. Vacuum and use compressed air on your motors as well. You don't want blue loctite debris in there.
 
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Only a drop of loctite per screw. Less is more. Vacuum and use compressed air on your motors as well. You don't want blue loctite debris in there.
Thx man but might be too late... I only used a drop but might be a tiny bit ill see with a flashlight. Or what else can i do just let it hover and see if it burns off?
 
The best thing you can do (if the surrounding area allows it) is to heat up the screw with a soldering iron and let it cool down. Always worked for me very well.

Had the same problem on the weekend with 8 motors from my Okto, all motors had a way too much loctite :-(

 
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Thx man but might be too late... I only used a drop but might be a tiny bit ill see with a flashlight. Or what else can i do just let it hover and see if it burns off?

Try to clean it out the best you can with your home vacuum cleaner hose and compressed air
 
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