6-Piece Screw Extractor Set — Turn Damaged Screws Into A Quick Repair Job

6-Piece Screw Extractor Set — Turn Damaged Screws Into A Quick Repair Job

6 pcs
$19.99
Sale price  $19.99 Regular price  $39.99
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6-Piece Screw Extractor Set — Turn Damaged Screws Into A Quick Repair Job
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6-Piece Screw Extractor Set — Turn Damaged Screws Into A Quick Repair Job

$19.99
Sale price  $19.99 Regular price  $39.99
sale6 pcs

🔩 6-Piece Screw Extractor Set — Turn Damaged Screws Into A Quick Repair Job

Stripped, rounded, damaged or stubborn screws can turn a simple repair into a frustrating job. This 6-piece HSS 4341 screw extractor set combines a drilling end and extractor end in one compact bit, helping you create a pilot hole, flip the bit, and back damaged fasteners out with less hassle.

🔄 Two Ends, One Simple Removal Process

Each bit features a drill end for preparing the damaged screw and a reverse-thread extractor end designed to bite into the fastener for removal. Simply drill the pilot area, flip the bit, switch the drill to reverse, and gradually work the screw out.

🛠️ Handles More Than Just One Type Of Screw

The assortment is designed for common repair situations involving damaged, stripped, broken or rusted fasteners. The set is shown working with Hex, Phillips, Slotted, Torx, Square and rounded screw heads, making it useful for home projects, garage repairs and workshop jobs.

⚙️ Six Sizes For Different Repair Jobs

The 6-piece assortment includes #0, #1, two #2 bits, #3 and #4, giving you multiple options for different fastener sizes. Each double-ended bit is clearly marked, helping you quickly choose the appropriate size before starting the extraction process.

💪 HSS 4341 Construction With Deep Extraction Threads

Made from HSS 4341 high-speed steel as shown in the product specifications, the bits feature sharply formed drilling edges and deep spiral extractor threads designed to establish a firm bite on damaged fasteners during reverse operation.

✅ Easy 4-Step Operation

Install the drilling end, run the drill in reverse to prepare the damaged screw, flip the bit to the extractor side, then continue slowly in reverse until the fastener begins to release. A straightforward setup helps make common screw-removal jobs easier to approach.

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