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Author: jhoyla
Date: 2010-08-11 10:08
Make sure you have a quality screwdriver - the tip of the screwdriver must be really hard-tempered steel, the sides of the tip should be parallel at the business-end, and it should fit so tightly into the slot that the screwdriver can be placed into the screw-head and not slip out when horizontal.
for adjusting these screws it is important to press the little pad closed with one hand while adjusting with the other - otherwise, you are simply creating a bigger indentation in the cork, and likely making things worse.
Try unscrewing a little, first - it may help loosen it up.
J.
Post Edited (2010-08-11 10:08)
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