Screw friction products EZ-Grip and Screw Grab?

Collapse
X
Collapse
  •  

  • Screw friction products EZ-Grip and Screw Grab?

    I was reading an article about fasteners the other day.
    They mentioned a couple of products I had not heard of before:

    EZ-grip and Screw Grab

    Apparently if you have a screw that you have a hard time engaging like a worn Phillips, a drop of these products will increase the friction between the screw and the driver 8X it is claimed so that you can back out the screw.

    You can find them both at Amazon.
    Not cheap 5 oz of EZ-GRIP is $20; 1/2 oz of Screw Grab is $15.
    Click image for larger version Name: 31r5Y7DDPDL._AC_.jpg Views: 1028 Size: 10.8 KB ID: 849874​ Click image for larger version Name: 61siRPaitCL._AC_SL1326_.jpg Views: 141 Size: 39.1 KB ID: 849875​

    Anyone ever used these? Do they work?

    does this rubber band trick work just as well?
    ​​
    Attached Files
    Tags: None
    • Jim Frye
      #1
      Jim Frye commented
      04-07-2022, 03:52 PM
      Editing a comment
      Haven't used these, but I recall a product many years ago that had some sort of grit in it to increase the grip of the driver in the screw. IIRC, you dipped the driver into the goop and then used it on the buggered up screw head. Don't remember the product name though.
    • leehljp
      #2
      leehljp commented
      04-07-2022, 05:12 PM
      Editing a comment
      I got a note a couple of days ago (no, it wasn't on April fools day) that Ryobi is developing diamond grit Phillips driver bits for up to 20 times longer life. Those two items you showed look great. Got to try them.
    Posting comments is disabled.

Latest Articles

Collapse
  • Screw friction products EZ-Grip and Screw Grab?
    by LCHIEN
    I was reading an article about fasteners the other day.
    They mentioned a couple of products I had not heard of before:

    EZ-grip and Screw Grab

    Apparently if you have a screw that you have a hard time engaging like a worn Phillips, a drop of these products will increase the friction between the screw and the driver 8X it is claimed so that you can back out the screw.

    You can find them both at Amazon.
    Not cheap 5 oz of EZ-GRIP is $20; 1/2 oz of Screw...
    04-07-2022, 10:58 AM
  • A Cure for the Shim Problem on the Ryobi BT3000
    by twistsol
    Originally written by Norm Havens and re-posted here.

    Editor's Note: The site where this article appeared originally is now gone. I had this article saved as a .pdf file from years ago and resurrected the article from that.

    December 3, 2000 I must be totally star-crossed this week . . .

    "Trouble comes in threes," didn't someone say? This week I've already dinged the blades of my new planer, nearly dropped my router from the accessory table, and now...
    08-29-2018, 11:21 AM
  • Ryobi BT3000 and BT3100 Manuals
    by twistsol
    The manual from the old site is out of date and many of the links in it were broken. The downloadable .PDF manuals are attached below.

    ...
    11-21-2017, 10:23 AM
  • Lonnie's No Measure Alignment procedure
    by Lonnie in Orlando
    Hi Guys - I haven't been on the forum much lately ... I bought a '55 MGTF-1500 that is taking up space, time, and money that is(was) used by my woodworking shop. The car has a wood frame beneith the body panels, so I guess it counts as woodworking. Thanks for resurrecting my No-Measure alignment thread. I see that it has lost some of the attachments. So I reposted it below. Note - there are a lot of good ways to adjust a BT3K or any other table saw. This is the one that I found is best for...
    04-29-2015, 09:49 AM
  • BT3K Shim Replacement
    by Black wallnut
    Since it seems time for my semi-annual maintenance and due to several posts asking how to lately I deciced to take pictures during mine. Keep in mind this is specifically for the BT3000 only.

    Step 1: double un-plug saw at outlet and onboard outlet. Remove throat plate, Sharkguard, Big dog clamp, and splitter (or the stock POS []). Remove blade and spacers.



    Step 2: remove left side cover and dust shroud.



    Step 3: remove the four...
    04-29-2015, 09:41 AM
  • BT3000 To 3100 Shim Upgrade
    by crokett
    Upgrading the shims avoids the issue of the BT3000 shims dropping out and causing the blade-raising mechanism to bind.


    Before you begin:
    Call Ryobi technical support at 1-800-525-2579 with the serial number from your saw to
    verify that your saw is eligible for the upgrade. Some earlier BT3000s are not.



    ‘Right’ and ‘Left’ designations assume you are starting by looking at the front of the saw.
    These instructions assume a stock
    ...
    04-29-2015, 09:33 AM
View All

The SawdustZone Statistics

Collapse
Topics: 60,957   Posts: 556,085   Members: 20,274   Active Members: 40
Welcome to our newest member, Mike Stantzos.

What's Going On

Collapse

There are currently 985 users online. 6 members and 979 guests.

Most users ever online was 5,056 at 04:15 AM on 01-19-2020.

Footer Ad

Collapse
Working...
X