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Anyone know what bit would fit this? I have only seen the 2-prong spanner bits...

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Rawshark
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Here's what I eventually did to get the screws out:

  • Used a Dremel rotary tool with a metal cutting wheel on it
  • Cut slots across the head of each screw
  • Used a flathead screwdriver to remove them

Hope that helps anyone who might come across this issue in the future.

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Rawshark
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These are indeed very rare. And old. Google image search kept showing old radio sets.

After a lengthy search I found one source that should do the trick for you.

Microtech Medium Domed Tri-Wing Wrench Tool Bit (bladehq.com)

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SDsolar
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These are tri-groove screws. Tri-groove drivers and sockets are available from McMaster Carr, among other places. The ones pictured above are probably #10.

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