The first was the inclusion of a small grub screw which could be adjusted to allow closer focusing.

Old-type cross heads can be difficult to get off even after the grub screw has been removed.

Loosen the grub screws and carefully ease out the cables, taking careful note of where they've come from, and which wires are grouped together.

A range of hexagon (Allen) keys is useful: small ones for jobs like removing grub screws on mixer taps; large ones for installing radiators.

The tips are generally held in place by two small grub screws, which thread into the sides of the tip through elongated openings on either side of the barrel.

I had been thorough too: there was a main emergency handle in the elevator well at ground level for winding it up and down, and yesterday I had taken the grub screw out.

Some are made as one piece with the attachment directly molded in the pad for lower production costs; brake pads of the cartridge type are held in place by a metal split pin or threaded grub screw and can be replaced without moving the brake shoe from its alignment to the rim.

The first was the inclusion of a small grub screw which could be adjusted to allow closer focusing.

Old-type cross heads can be difficult to get off even after the grub screw has been removed.

Loosen the grub screws and carefully ease out the cables, taking careful note of where they've come from, and which wires are grouped together.

A range of hexagon (Allen) keys is useful: small ones for jobs like removing grub screws on mixer taps; large ones for installing radiators.

The tips are generally held in place by two small grub screws, which thread into the sides of the tip through elongated openings on either side of the barrel.

I had been thorough too: there was a main emergency handle in the elevator well at ground level for winding it up and down, and yesterday I had taken the grub screw out.

Some are made as one piece with the attachment directly molded in the pad for lower production costs; brake pads of the cartridge type are held in place by a metal split pin or threaded grub screw and can be replaced without moving the brake shoe from its alignment to the rim.

Some handles are mounted on the body with a setscrew.

On others, you will find a setscrew that has to be loosened near the handle base.

If the results are still unsatisfactory, readjust the setscrew again.

Tighten the setscrew with the rod in this position.

If the setscrew breaks, a replacement can be obtained at a hardware store.

To remove the spout, examine the underside for a small setscrew.

Loosen the setscrew but do not remove it, as it is tiny and easily lost.

Its upper end is joined to the lower end of the lift rod by a setscrew.

Try to loosen the setscrew by turning it counterclockwise with your fingers or the pliers.

After the setscrew is loosened, have someone press the stopper into the drain so that it seals.

Then retighten the setscrew to lock the rods together in this position.

The setscrew must be loosened before the faucet handle can be removed.

A setscrew holds the clevis to the lift rod.

To align a door vertically or move it sideways, turn a setscrew usually inside the arm of each hinge.

Seen with different types of setscrew attachment.

If there is no setscrew on the spout, then the nipple is threaded.

At the base of the handle, find the tiny hole containing the threaded fastener called the setscrew.

Tightening the setscrew locks the clevis to the rod at the desired height.

The escutcheon will either be loose or held in place by a setscrew or thin nut.

To service the gears remove the cover by prying or by loosening a setscrew.

To attach a door to a cabinet, the arm of each hinge is slid onto its baseplate and secured with a setscrew.

Finally, replace the faucet handle by aligning the setscrew hole so that it is directly above the spout.

Using the hex wrench, tighten the setscrew.

Forked clamp stainless steel for ST ground glass joints with/without setscrew.

On faucets with setscrew handles but no ball, you will find beneath the handle a large ceramic cartridge covered by a plastic cap.