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

4 Piece screw extractor set.

The 4 piece screw extractor set is great for stripped screws. Simple design, drill out on one end and flip over for the screw extractor. Set is more for medium size screws which is nice. Seems to be made with high quality steel and durable looking. I do recommend this set for medium to larger applications. This is definitely a plus for my tools collection.

It works if the head of your screw is stripped out

It did the job i was expecting it to do and was satified

Great extractor

I was using a 21 volt Dewalt cordless drill to use these screw extractors. You place it on the drill like you would any other drill bit. Make sure it's tight. When using it against a screw you have to make sure the drill is set on reverse. I tried it on a stripped screw on a door hinge. This drill bit is dual sided, one side is to drill out the center part. The other side is used to extract the screw. The screw came out within seconds as advertised. I definitely recommend when you are in need of...

Essential for a handyman

Great product,a life saver for my handyman business,always on my work truck because when you need it ,you need it.it keeps you on the job and earning money.

Benny

Not impressed. Only removed one screw not impressed by the product quality at all.

Strong

The screw extractor set came with 4 dual-sided bits of different sizes suitable for extracting larger stripped screws. The drill bits are made of steel and are compatible with any standard drill. The extractor bits came in a box that holds all the bits in place safely.

For those “O No” moments

Drilled screw in lumber and then stripped head out, deliberately, so I could test this extractor. Starting using the burnish end and it pulled the screw out with having to switch to the threaded end. Tried again and used the threaded end as intended and worked great. Extractor locked into place on the screw and pulled it out with ease

This Baby Saved the Day! Really!

I had stripped a screw and to make things worse, I was having a hard time reaching it. I was completely screwed because I could not get it out, nor grab it with pliers, and could not cut it off. There was no room to get into where this screw was. I was giving up hope and about to use a sledgehammer. As a last resort I tried the Speedout Pro. Initially I had no luck and more curses were heard. I finally realized I was not following directions and using the Screw gun the wrong direction (duh...

works

works great as intended. did take a little muscle to get the bit to bite but once it did and i used the right size it worked no problem. This was a 3 set so that was almost. has every size needed for the job

Great tool

These are strong, durable, effective. They come in four different sizes to matchbtour needs. They also work with your standard drill. No connector required.

Durable and effective

I’ve gone through a couple of cheaper screw extractors over the years, including one from another brand that actually snapped off in the screw head. The Speed Out Pro extractor is on a completely different level. The metal feels far more durable and you can tell immediately it’s made from higher-quality materials. I used it on a stripped deck screw that wouldn’t budge and it backed it out cleanly on the first try. The bit edges stay sharp, and the set comes in a solid little case that keeps ever...

A genuine improvement over the manual method

I occasionally run into situations where screws fail to extract due to a damaged head or a head snaps while driving the screw. In both cases the damage is usually done while driving the screw, even if it's not obviously damaged until you start to remove it. The idea behind this extractor set is that you can use a drill to remove the screw, rather than the hand turned screw extractors that I have lots of experience with. I was somewhat skeptical because most (if not all) extractors advise against...

Invaluable when removing fences

Hate redoing fences. After sitting in the elements for decades, not only does the wood rot, but so do the screws. I wanted to avoid a pile of rusty screws in boards, so I have been using the extractors to remove the stripped screws. It is very simple to use, drill out new center, flip the bit, grab it and it spins out. I've used these for years and always keep some on hand. Always remember to go in the direction you want the screw to go, in this case, in reverse. I consider these essential toolb...

Perfect Extractor

This worked perfectly for extracting an unusual triangle shaped screw head. I followed the directions as specified and it was able to extract the oddly shaped screw perfectly. Definitely recommend this overall.

Speed out pro screw extractor I really like them t

Speed out pro screw extractor I really like them, they are super durable and easy to use I had a couple screws that were stripped out and with this tool I was able to removed them out to fix a light fixture that I have on my fence that is solar powered and I’m very pleased with them

Works like it should

I tried this on a srew with a stripped head. It worked just like it was supposed to. I just had to remember to run the drill in reverse. I'll add this to my toolbox for the next time i strip a screw.

Good extractor, but it has limitations

These screw extractors might work to get a stripped screw out. I say that as some screws are hardened more than others so predrillling enough in order to use the extractor end of the bit, can be difficult. I also found that when using the extractor, I had to downsize when using a #8 screw to the smaller extractor in order to get enough grab on the screw head. I feel that if it is being used on machine screws, there should be no issues, but if you need to use on exterior screws, you might have i...

Super easy to remove stripped screws

Works excellent. Super easy to use, just remember to play your Uno Reverse card--everything in reverse, for both drillout and removal. Put a shank in that can match the screw insert area--in REVERSE use the drill out side clean the stripped area, applying low speed and inward pressure. Once cleaned out by 1/16", flip the drill bit to the more conal looking side and again in REVERSE and low speed, apply inward pressure and out pops your stripped screw!