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There is another thread out there similar to this one. I had the same issue as the op but ended up successfully removing the set screws. Twisted several Allen keys into spirals prior. I did not find bob smith uncure sufficient by itself. Next time I will start with a 24hr soak in uncure. Then put the hobby torch to it to about 415* farhenhight (checked with laser thermometer) and torque it off with a quality 3/32 hex 1/4" drive bit in a t-drive. I stripped the 3/32 bit from a cheepo kit and found that the tight fit and superior metal of these were helpful: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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