JB Weld removal

[Craig D Peltier]

Any ideas on how I may loosen JB Weld off of wood handles thats attached to a draw face? The weld is in the screw holes and a little on back of handles.
Think hair dryer may work or is ti risky to bubble the lacquer?

[allan cripe]

I've removed my fair share of JB off of plumbing (copper, black pipe, even a boiler) with a small flat blade screwdriver and a well placed tap w/ a hammer. I am not so sure this would be the best approach in this application, however.

[Craig D Peltier]

I googled it. It doesnt look good. I saw recommendations of saws, chisels an dremels. Or heat to 600 degrees plus!!!!

Thanks

[Howard Acheson]

Chisel, sandpaper and then re-finish.

[Wade Lippman]

A hair dryer won't touch it. I have used a propane torch on epoxy. Well, not on wood...
I expect all you can do is drill the hole and sand the knob. It will be tough to drill the hole; it will want to skid off the epoxy into the neighboring wood; use a drill press, clamps, and go real slow.