The must have tool for any handyman, car or boat mechanic, contractor, carpenter, woodworker, or anyone who constantly works with screws and bolts. You know how frustrating it can be to try to remove a broken or snapped screw head, stripped bolt, painted over deck screws and much more.

• Applies to all drills: Screw extractors work with any drill and all screw sizes or bolts (3-12mm), These extractor tools are used to reverse the damaged screw counterclockwise until it is released.

• Powerful: Striped screw extractor removes even the most stubborn stripped, damaged, embedded, rusted and painted-over screws and bolts

• Easy to use: Just two simple steps will get the job done - Use a suitable size screw remover to drill a hole with cutting size and it’s easy to extract the screw or bolt using extractor tool

• Hardness 63-65HRC: Higher hardness material, and is more durable than most screw extractors in market

How to Use:

• First you want ensure that you are using a bit that is smaller than the screw you are trying to remove. That way it has enough room to drill a proper sized hole to extract.

• Slowly start to drill a hole into the screw head or bolt with the cutting size. This creates a cone shaped hole that makes it easy for the extractor head to grab onto

• Flip the drill bit to the extractor side. Reverse your drill and start slow to allow the threads to catch. Continue to screw or drill until the bolt or screw is fully removed

• And that’s it! Within a matter of seconds you easily removed that broken screw without damaging any of your other tools or bits. The high strength steel bit does all the work for you