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πŸ’₯ 50% OFF πŸ”§ 6-Piece Screw Extractor Set – Remove Broken, Stripped & Rusty Screws

πŸ’₯ 50% OFF πŸ”§ 6-Piece Screw Extractor Set – Remove Broken, Stripped & Rusty Screws

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πŸ’₯ 50% OFF πŸ”§ 6-Piece Screw Extractor Set – Remove Broken, Stripped & Rusty Screws

πŸ’₯ 50% OFF πŸ”§ 6-Piece Screw Extractor Set – Remove Broken, Stripped & Rusty Screws

Regular price $26.99
Regular price $26.99 Sale price $53.98
SAVE 50% Sold out
Stop Fighting Damaged Screws

πŸ”© Remove Stripped Screws Without Turning One Repair Into a Bigger Problem.

Drill into the damaged fastener, flip the bit, switch to reverse and let the extractor grip where a normal screwdriver no longer can.

Screw extractor removing a damaged screw
6-Piece Set Β· HSS 4341 Steel Β· Dual-Head Design Β· Fits Most Drills Β· Portable Storage Case
Six Sizes for Common Repairs

🧰 Reach for the Right Extractor Instead of Replacing the Whole Project

Six dual-ended extractor bits cover a useful range of damaged screw sizes, giving DIYers and workshop users a compact solution for everyday removal jobs.

6 piece screw extractor set with case
Everything stays together: the portable case keeps all six extractor bits organized and ready for the next repair.
One Bit. Two Jobs.

↔️ Drill the Damaged Head, Then Flip the Same Bit to Extract It

Each dual-ended bit combines a drilling end with an extractor end, helping keep the removal process simple without switching between multiple specialty tools.

Dual head screw extractor drill and extractor ends
1. Drill Side Create a gripping recess in the damaged screw.
2. Extractor Side Flip the bit and remove the fastener in reverse.
Built for the Screws That Stop Normal Bits

πŸš€ Turn Common Screw Problems Into Manageable Repair Jobs

When the drive head is too damaged for a normal bit to grip, the extractor is designed to help tackle several common fastener problems instead of forcing the screw further.

Screw extractor for stripped broken rounded and rusty screws
βœ“ Stripped screws with damaged drive heads
βœ“ Broken bolts that are difficult to grip
βœ“ Rounded screws that normal bits keep slipping on
βœ“ Rusty fasteners during repair and restoration work
Four Simple Steps

πŸ›  Drill. Flip. Reverse. Remove.

The removal process is straightforward once you match the extractor size to the damaged fastener.

How to use screw extractor in four steps
1
Install the Drill End Choose the appropriate extractor size and secure the drilling end in your drill.
2
Create the Recess Use the drill end in reverse at low speed to prepare a centered hole in the damaged fastener.
3
Flip the Bit Remove the bit and switch to the extractor end.
4
Extract in Reverse Run the drill slowly in reverse so the extractor can grip and back the damaged screw out.
Home Repairs to Workshop Jobs

πŸ”§ Use It Across Wood and Metal Repair Projects

From damaged screws buried in timber to stubborn fasteners in metal hardware, the set is designed for common DIY, maintenance and workshop removal tasks.

Screw extractor working on wood and metal
Wood Repairs Β· Metal Hardware Β· DIY Projects Β· Workshop Maintenance
Choose the Size That Matches the Fastener

πŸ“ Six Extractor Bits Cover the Most Useful #0–#4 Range

The set includes six bits across five marked sizes, with two #2 extractors included for a commonly used middle-size option.

Screw extractor size guide from number 0 to number 4
Set Quantity 6 Extractor Bits
Size Range #0, #1, #2, #2, #3, #4
#0 Approx. 2.4 mm Drill End / 2.0 mm Extractor End
#1 Approx. 2.8 mm / 2.5 mm
#2 Γ— 2 Approx. 3.4 mm / 3.2 mm
#3 Approx. 4.0 mm / 3.8 mm
#4 Approx. 5.0 mm / 5.2 mm
Designed for Common Fastener Problems

βš™οΈ A Practical Fit for Multiple Screw Head Styles

The extractor set is designed for damaged fasteners across several common screw-head styles, making it useful when the original driver profile can no longer get a reliable grip.

Screw extractor compatible with common damaged screw head styles
Material HSS 4341 Steel
Bit Length Approx. 2.00 in
Tool Fit Designed to fit most common drills
Head Types Slotted, Phillips/Cross, Hex, Torx and damaged screw heads
Storage Portable organizer case included
Quick Answers

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a special drill?
The set is designed to work with most common drills that can securely hold the extractor bits and operate in reverse.
Does the drill need reverse mode?
Yes. The illustrated removal method uses reverse rotation for both preparing the damaged screw and backing it out with the extractor end.
Can it remove rusty or stripped screws?
The set is designed for common damaged fastener problems including stripped, rounded, broken and rusty screws. Results can vary depending on fastener condition, material and user technique.
How many extractor bits are included?
Six dual-ended bits are included: #0, #1, two #2 bits, #3 and #4.
Can I use it on wood and metal projects?
The product imagery demonstrates use on both wood and metal repair applications. Always make sure the surrounding material and fastener are suitable before drilling.
Keep One Set Ready for the Screw That Won't Budge

πŸ”© Don't Let One Damaged Screw Stop the Entire Repair.

Add a compact 6-piece extractor set to your toolbox and be better prepared for stripped, broken, rounded and rusty fasteners.

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Use appropriate eye protection and operate the drill at a controlled speed. Results may vary depending on screw material, damage level, rust and user technique.

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