removing knob on accurate fury

[bestout]

how do i remove the knob on the 2015 accurate furys?

[STRIPER LOU]

Although not familiar with that particular knob, most of the Accurate's I have worked on have left handed threads. Might check with Kieth (handi2).

...............Lou

[bestout]

Although not familiar with that particular knob, most of the Accurate's I have worked on have left handed threads. Might check with Kieth (handi2).

...............Lou

i have tried both ways and its very snug i dont know if they red loctite or how is the right way to remove the knob

[STRIPER LOU]

They use both Loctite primer and Loctite which makes for a very strong bond. If you have a good size soldering gun, you can apply heat directly to the screw.
I have a D550 Weller and a few minutes with that, and knowing its usually a left hand thread does the trick.

Good luck,  ..  Lou

[bestout]

They use both Loctite primer and Loctite which makes for a very strong bond. If you have a good size soldering gun, you can apply heat directly to the screw.
I have a D550 Weller and a few minutes with that, and knowing its usually a left hand thread does the trick.

Good luck,  ..  Lou

i gave it a try again and i end up breaking half of the bolt   

[STRIPER LOU]

Even after heating?

[bestout]

Even after heating?

i do not have a soldering gun

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Even after heating?

how can I remove the bolt now..... half od the head of the bolt still there 

[STRIPER LOU]

Tough without seeing it. Can you center punch it and drill it out?

[bestout]

Tough without seeing it. Can you center punch it and drill it out?

it is still screwed in

[STRIPER LOU]

Can you center punch and drill it out. Do you have access to a drill press? If you can drill the head of the screw out, remove the knob and then you'll be able to work on the shaft that's left.

[bestout]

Can you center punch and drill it out. Do you have access to a drill press? If you can drill the head of the screw out, remove the knob and then you'll be able to work on the shaft that's left.

no I do not have a drill press what other options I got left

[STRIPER LOU]

Sending you a PM.

[coastal_dan]

I usually use a fine blade on my very small hack saw and go to town at the base of the bolt or shaft.  Then you are left with a stub or just fill piece in the hole in the handle arm, I then use a quality drill bit and drill out the remainder...

Red loctite does take heat to release - Blue is just a good amount of pressure.

Good Luck!

[bestout]

thanks i end up sending it back to accurate