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Author: vman789 (OH) Hi, I'm trying to remove a single handle faucet made by an Italian company called Nobili. I have a photo of the screw on the handle and I was wondering what tool is required to remove it. [i1066.photobucket.com] Thank you.
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Author: steve (CA) With the picture enlarged, it looks to have a hexangular outline, which would be an allen wrench.
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Re: bathtub faucet handle
Author: KCRoto (MO) Whatever tool it requires, it looks like a smooth outside and hex inside like a nut driver or socket. Check with the manufacturer
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Re: bathtub faucet handle
Author: bernabeu (SC) Thinwall hex socket - the issue would be ASE or metric - my guess = metric ============================================== "Measure Twice & Cut Once" - Retired U.A. Local 1 & 638
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Re: bathtub faucet handle
Author: steve (CA) I think it's an allen screw. If it was hex head, the access hole would need to be large.
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Re: bathtub faucet handle
Author: bernabeu (SC) looks like the hex is raised like a bolt head - thinwall socket required not recessed like a set screw - 'allen' wrench required ? Manufacturer's specialty tool ? OP ? ============================================== "Measure Twice & Cut Once" - Retired U.A. Local 1 & 638
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