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How to remove broken metal shelf brackets

comments (2) October 19th, 2012 in Project Gallery
Bmike Bmike, member


I assembled a piece of furniture for my mother in law a few years back.  The shelves were supported by small metal shelf brackets.  The brackets fatigued and broke off.  I now have small metal pegs which need to be removed.  

I have read in this forum about drilling out plastic pegs.  Is there a different procedure for metal?


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Comments (2)

oscar_mann oscar_mann writes: Drill until the drill binds and the pin turns with it or drill and use EZ outs..
Posted: 5:37 am on December 3rd

DanMorrison DanMorrison writes: Magnets?
Posted: 1:57 pm on October 31st

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