having trouble unscrewing a nail, because there arent many crevices

>>1178875
Get a flathead screwdriver and place it on top, hammer it down to make a little slot, then get it out

>>1178879
the flathead wont fit lol and i think it will break the nail

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>>1178875

>>1178882
If you have a dremel you can get a fine tip for it and shave a slot into it. Otherwise just go to your nearest hardware store and pick up a screw extractor. There's a handheld one and one that's an attachment for your drill.

>>1178886
ayy ill get a screw extractor, thanks matey <3

Unscrew a nail? They don't have any threads. You need to pull the nail.

>>1178899
I assume he meant screw and just calls it a nail. If he was trying to unscrew a legitimate nail he has bigger problems at hand

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>>1178875
>unscrew
>a nail

>>1178875
>unscrew a nail
Son, do you brain damage?

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>>1178899
>>1178977
>>1178985
Huh? I use these threaded nails in all my projects.

>>1178875
Retard
>>1178879
Retard
>>1178882
Retard

>>1179033
S C R E W
U
C
C

Is anyone else gonna notice the cat

>>1179077
What cat?

>>1179077
Oh shit, I just assumed it was a mouse.

Depending on where it is you can cut off the head and use the bit holder of an electric drill to clamp it.
Otherwise, a magnet, just sit it on the head and turn anti clockwise, fridge magnets work fine.

>>1178875
This is why I have drawer full of "easy outs".

also interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zx2sjNvNlM0

>>1178875
Dead catter is dead.

You can put a fairly thick elastic band over the 'crevices' and then push it in with the screw driver and turn the screw. Just seen it on YouTube!

>>1179385
The cat or the nail?

>>1178875
if youre too broke for easy outs, try placing a rubberband over the head of the screw. or use a sawzall and cut it from the other side, if able.

>>1178875
>screw
>nail
i shig

>>1179033
This has to be a troll, no one can be this stupid. Which raises another question, why troll /diy/?

We are one of the nicest and most helpful boards, provided you aren't fucking retarded.

>>1178875
>having trouble unscrewing a nail
I think I've identified the problem.

>>1179584
'Cuz there are 6 dumb bastards who fall for it. Every fuckin' time.
And the 2 of the 3 "can you even /google/" anons as well.
/diy/ has a very high lulz content

>>1179826
This. Diy is so serious, and so ready to show how much we know and how manly we are that it's like shooting fish in a barrel. It's almost too easy, really.

Awww your kitty is super cute!!!

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>>1179693
Yep.. obviously a left threaded screw.

>>1179947
Holy fuck I want to pop that tyre pimple so hard.

>>1179947
Your tire has a tumor. It has less than a mile to live.

This reminds me of the old joke about what's the difference between a light bulb and a pregnant woman?
You can't unscrew a pregnant woman. What's the difference between a screw and a nail?
You can't unscrew a nail.

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Thank you OP.
My sides are in orbit. Probably not of this planet.

>>1179077
What about the stupid cat

Use a ruber betwen the screw and thé screwdriver