Can I borrow a drill?
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Can I borrow a drill?
Anyone have a really high-powered cordless drill I can borrow for a few hours? Maybe an 18V even?
I grabbed a leather interior for my Z but when I was taking out the upper back seat I could only get one of the torx screws out. the other one got stripped and I couldn't get any grip on it. The only solution I see is to drill that bastard out. I've got a wimpy little 9v Ryobi. I need cordless because the car is in the junk yard. Any help is appreciated.
I grabbed a leather interior for my Z but when I was taking out the upper back seat I could only get one of the torx screws out. the other one got stripped and I couldn't get any grip on it. The only solution I see is to drill that bastard out. I've got a wimpy little 9v Ryobi. I need cordless because the car is in the junk yard. Any help is appreciated.
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or you could just buy one, and keep it
you will probbaly use it down the road many other times
or unless your of the few who decides its wrong to touch a tool and will never spend money on your own
you will probbaly use it down the road many other times
or unless your of the few who decides its wrong to touch a tool and will never spend money on your own
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