Nut holding tool? I had to remove my radio face plate to repaint to match the dash paiunt color better.
I am having trouble getting the last two face plate screws in. It is almost impossible to hold the nut on and even aligning it with the screw. This is a narrow space at the lower edge of the dash on my 1933 It is the type of job where a miniature glowing octopus is needed to handle the situation. Note: I left these two bottom screws off the first time I put the faceplate on to install my radio. |
Re: Nut holding tool? Just spitballing, duct tape? ice pick?
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Re: Nut holding tool? Use some dumb dumb (strip caulking) put a ball on the end of your finger and stick the nut to it. This even works in cases where you have a screw, bolt, etc down in a hole of deep place by putting the dumb dumb on the end of the screw driver or in a socket etc
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Re: Nut holding tool? Frank, your title is confusing... Are you talking about my brother in law? :confused:
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Got a set of 'finger' wrenches many years ago just for such situations.
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Re: Nut holding tool? I had some success.. I glued three nuts together with kids tacky glue , but the top one had to be off center by almost 1/2 diameter because the curvature of the mounting surface was curved in. I was able to line this us with the use of a nail, Thanks to A bones suggestion!, and then inserted the screw...fingered these in the dark until the screw was started in the nut. At first the nut didn't go in straight and I had to slight;y unscrew the thing.What a PIA!!! I am in bad shape..It took me two days of trial and error to get this one Nut attached. I have one more to go, will try the same technique.
The ideas and tool suggested are great...and will consider them ..Thanks guys. |
Re: Nut holding tool? I have a magnetic one finger glove, found it on the internet...................
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hexhold-Fing...wAAOxy-sRSVqGb And:http://www.ebay.com/itm/RCA-Radio-Fi...YAAOSwMmBV7Ote Howard |
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