6-Piece Damaged Screw Extractor Set

6-Piece Damaged Screw Extractor Set

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6-Piece Damaged Screw Extractor Set

6-Piece Damaged Screw Extractor Set

Regular price $24.99
Regular price $24.99 Sale price
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  REMOVE STRIPPED SCREWS WITHOUT THE STRUGGLE  

Stop fighting screws that your screwdriver can no longer grip. The spiral extractor bites into damaged fasteners, helping you back them out without unnecessary disassembly.

 DRILL. FLIP. EXTRACT. 

Each bit features a double-ended design for a straightforward two-step process. Drill into the damaged screw head, flip the bit, then use your drill in reverse to extract it.

  BUILT FOR THE JOBS THAT DON'T GO AS PLANNED  

Made from durable HSS 4341 steel, these bits are designed to withstand everyday repair work. With multiple sizes and a compact storage case, you'll have the right extractor ready when a screw strips or breaks.

  • Easy breezy, lemon squeezy

    A screw was stuck in the air filter on my harley. I ordered this extractor kit last night. Got it today and voilà screw is OUT! The screw was stuck in the filter so deep so hard that my drill couldn’t back the extractor out. I had to use a tongue and groove pliers,It turned right away. After unscrewing the extractor out of the filter, the extractor had bit into the screw so deep I had to mess with it to get the extractor out. I am a 73-year-old female if I can do it any dummy can do it. This extractor is a total recommend. Yes I had to look on YouTube to figure out how to use it.

     Ozzy'sMom 

  • This item will work, but not the first try.

    This item did work, but don't get scared if it doesn't work the first attempt. Story: I wanted to upgrade the blade on my dealt miter saw. As I went to remove one of the bolts for the blade guard, I stripped it out completely. I was not expecting that, but apparently this is a pretty common issue with DeWalt miter saws. After a quick google search, I discover that others had issues with stripping this same bolt. People recommend a flat screwdriver, vice grip, and the extractor kit. I tried the oversized screw driver first, and it made it worse. The vice grips failed (broke), and so I was left with the extractor as a hail marry. It worked. I used one of the small bits and drilled fairly deep. Per the recommendation of another reviewer, I used a size up for the extractor. However, this didn't work for me. I instead needed to drill deeper and use the largest size bit in order order to extract the screw. I was successful and not I don't have to stress about trying to drill out a tiny bolt on my new miter saw. Be patient and try the next size up. Good luck!

     Michael R. 

  • YES, got the old, nasty screw out

    I couldn't believe it, I wasn't impressed by the package or what the tools /extractor looked like - it proved me wrong. For a year , every now and then I'd try to work the nasty old screw out of a hinge where trying to replace a door. There was one last one I couldn't get. To top it off , my neighbors listen to my every move and pretend like it's killing them when I use power tools, like I've wrecked their life. I only work outside and loud things when necessary especially to avoid their shenanigans ( sane, or Not ? ). This tool saved my life, I got there it removed the screw, job was done and I could move forward with the next thing that makes noise 😆😭 Love it - Great Gift for the handy man , or handy woman in your life !

     Bob W. 

     ❓ Frequently Asked Questions 

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    How does the screw extractor work?

    Choose the correct bit size and use the drilling end to create a small recess in the damaged screw head. Flip the bit, set your drill to reverse at low speed, and let the spiral extractor grip and loosen the screw.

    Yes, it's designed for screws with damaged or stripped heads. Results depend on the screw material, size, condition, and how tightly it's stuck.

    The bits are designed for use with a compatible reversible drill. Use low speed and controlled pressure for better results. An impact driver is not recommended.

    Yes, the set is intended for damaged screws, bolts, and studs, including common metal fasteners. Hardened steel, severely seized bolts, or oversized fasteners may require specialized extraction tools.