Set of 5 Damaged Screw Extractor Set Remover for Stripped Head Screws Extractor Kit DIY Tools for Men Cool Gadgets for Men Screw Remover Extractor Bit Set

Useful when you have need small enough to lie in bottom of toolbox

Absolutely useless. Didn't strip the screws, made them worse making my job 10 x harder. The only thing they stripped was them selves when they were made unusable after the first attempt. I've seen harder butter than these bits.

It’s not as easy as it’s portrayed to be, but it worked in the end and that’s the main thing.I was ready to return the item after about 5-10 minutes of trying to extract a small internal door handle screw that I had rounded. I was cycling through the sizes, levels of pressure, drill settings, ends of the drill bit, and nothing seemed to work, the extractor ends weren’t gripping anything.However, persistence paid off and it finally gripped and removed the screw.Happy it had worked, but not very impressed - I found two other rounded off screws that couldn’t be removed with screwdriver or impact driver and it worked so perfectly I didn’t even need to use the extractor end, the first part of the drill bit removed both screws in seconds.I’d say it’s worth a try and it’s always a handy piece of kit to have in your toolbox.

It really worked

These bits are decent for small jobs around the house, especially if you occasionally run into a stripped screw that needs removing. They worked fine for the first screw I tried. However, when I moved on to a second, more stubborn one, the bit got damaged and became unusable. I wouldn’t rely on them for more demanding tasks like automotive or mechanical work, but for light-duty use, they’re okay.

When opening the package it had some sort of oil residue on the bits which I had to wipe clean. Used the second drill bit to create a hole in the screw but when flipping over to extract it found the part to not be thick enough so I had to use the next bit up to extract the screw. It only works if the extraction bit sits in the screw hole without falling out to ensure a good fit. That may be why it hasn't worked for some people. The parts have worn out slightly but should be usable for a few more times.

Perfect for a DIY’er, not sure what an engineer would make of them. Sometimes you come across a screw that is rounded off or corroded and will not unscrew. This is the easiest solution and an item you may only use rarely. When you need it, nothing else works so well. Just remember that in lieu of any detailed instructions that the drill needs to be run in REVERSE. It’s a two-stage process with the same extractor. Plenty of easy to follow instructions on Utube.

Doesn’t work on stripped screws and the the bits gets damaged from using it