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Old 04-13-2020, 10:46 AM
TAKerry TAKerry is offline
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Originally Posted by FirebirdHank View Post
Retired carpenter checking in. If iI was contacted to repair that rail, it would be simpel. Remove and replace with new. Easier, quicker and a job you will be happy with when done. If some of the wood is that bad the rest isn't far behind.
This but im not retired yet. You will be hard pressed to get those screws out. Even if you can get a bite with the driver they will most likely snap as soon as you put some torque to them. Theres a right way to do things and the other way. You are attempting the other way.