Ratings & Reviews for SpeedOut 4 -Pack HSS Double-Ended 2-in Screw extractor set

It didn't tap my test screw.

I got this set to help me when I accidentally strip a screw while woodworking. I like the packaging. I also like the apparent strength of the bits. The directions included were clear and succinct. I didn't have a stripped screw to use to test it with, so I set a standard wood screw in a pine 2x4. Unfortunate, none of thebits were able to tap the screw, therefore it was not extracted.

Drill end not so good, extraction end works well.

I tried this product on a door hinge screw. The drill end had a hard time trying to drill the screw. I did use the correct direction and it drilled a bit but never enough. I then switched to a regular drill and and that worked fine. I then used the extraction end and that worked fine.

Easy all in one stripped screw extractor.

These speed out screw extractor worked well. I installed a four-inch screw into a 2x4 and rounded the head out. Using the screw extractor was quick and easy. Used the drill side of the extractor, then flipped it over and used the extractor. The long screw came right out.

Simply easy to use and do the job

While I have had many of these over the years there's nothing fancy about these but they just flat do the job saves you in a pinch when you're trying to remove something without damaging what you're working with

New packaging, same great tools

I had an older set, on the left in the pictures. The new set says they are M2 Tool Steel. They weigh the same gram for gram as my old set. Some bits do not fit in my impact driver, so I had to switch to a drill in my demo video. The new packaging does not have the quick info card anymore. After having to switch bits a couple times to find the right size needed. Moved to smaller cutter, then larger extractor. Have used on several car repairs and I swear by these.

Captain A Fire

Does not work at all

Get those stripped screws out with this

Easily attachable to the drills we have and easy to use. It does take a little more effort to apply pressure to get the stripped screw out but works very well.

Last Resort

This review is for the Speed Out brand of extractors. Specifically, the flip style screw extractors in sizes 1,2,3 & 4 with the pilot hole bit on one side and the extraction bit on the other. The screw extractors are made of steel. The drill portion of the tool is ok but not nearly as effective as a new drill bit. Each side is used in reverse drill operation and works best when used at slow speeds. I found that higher speeds tend to ruin the knurled end and lose grip easily when the extraction s...

Works

Got these to remove stripped screws out because it’s basically the only way to remove a bad screw without damaging anything. Had a different brand before and misplaced them. I got this one and it worked pretty good. Fits good with an impact with no issues. Got to bore out a hole on top of the screw with no issues and remove easily. Overall this is a good bit to have in your toolbag.

Very Happy With Using the Speedout Screw Extractor

I received the Speedout Screw Extractor on 10-18-25. I already knew the exact screw that I needed to use it on. The packaging says the Extractor does the job "in only takes 10 minutes." Well it took me a little bit longer. BUT IT WORKED I'm happy to say. Screw is in the trash and that completes the project.

Works fine.

Worked as it should. Drilled it out and the other end of the bit is the extractor that removes the screw. Different sizes to choose from. Nice little case included.

SpeedOut Bolt/Screw Extractor

Handy tool for every tool box. Extractors are packaged in a plastic snap shut holder which helps keep these organized in your toolbox. Instructions are straightforward. All screw extractors work on same principle. If the screw is rusted you might want to use a penetrating oil prior to help extraction process. The extractors are for screw sizes #4 to #24. Will work with any type of 3/8” variable speed, reversible drill. If screw is made of stainless steel avoid heating as this will harden the scr...

Large screw extractor

The damaged screw extractor is a great accessory to have. This product works great and is very easy to use. They seem very durable and have a nice carrying case.

When you strip out a screw these sets work

Handy to have the full set of 3 different sizes. You never know when you'll need them. They do work but instructions are a bit confusing. The packaging looks good, but i recommend they put the instructions in the plastic black box that holds the bits and puts the sizes for each set on the black plastic box cover. See my pictures to see what i did.

Screw Extractor Extraordinaire!

This set comes in so handy. I’ve already used it 3 times in the last week. I’m handy, but I’ve gotten a little carried away rebuilding my gate after a windstorm. Stripping out screws when you just what to be done and finished can be frustrating. This set really makes it simple. Just put your drill in reverse and drill out the center. Then flip it to the extractor side and watch it come right out. I kept it in my pocket as I worked on the gate and fence the past few days lol It’s gonna pay fo...

A Must Have to Correct a Problem Hardware!!!

This is a must have for anyone that works with screws and bolts. It is easy to use and the included instructions made for a easy and quick resolve of a problem situation. I really like the container that it comes in. It's not too big and it's labeled so you can find it in your tool box.

Damaged screw remover kit

This tool should make easy work of removing stripped screws that have been over-torqued. The kit comes with 4 bit sizes: #1 #2 #3 and #4. The case is a nice touch, keeping the bits in place to avoid misplacing them.

Speedout...

...screw extractor is a handy device. I like that it is a single bit with the drill on one end and the extractor on the other end. The included instructions are clear and understandable. I like that the drill bores in reverse, there by affording a better grip from the extractor bit itself. It worked.

Great tool to get those dugout screws out.

Was removing an old can crusher and the center screw got dugout when installed. I used the speed out pro to pop it out with ease. It is a simple tool to use you just put the drill head out first and drill out for few seconds. Next just a flip and start the rewind screw and it takes bite and you are out. You don't need this all the time but when you do these are a great way save what you're working on without destroying it. Overall, I am happy withes and would recommend