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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise this screw extractor set for reliably removing stripped or damaged screws where other methods fail. The dual-ended design—drilling first, then extracting—proves intuitive and effective across various screw sizes. Most users highlight success with stripped heads, soft metal screws, and small damaged screws with minimal effort. The four-size variety and compact labeled case earn consistent praise for organization and versatility. Steel construction and compatibility with standard drills appeal to many. Some note that technique and patience matter, with results varying on hardened metals or in tight spaces. Overall, reviewers consider it an indispensable, time-saving tool worth the investment.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Works well on fasteners that are just stripped
Would RecommendI was able to successfully remove a set screw from a post. It was an 8-33 screw that the head had been stripped due to trying to repeatedly tighten. The largest extractor was used and using just the drilling end, it backed the screw right out, but the screw did not have much resistance. Most small screws don’t have much resistance so in this case, these work great. If the screw is seized, I think these will break off and you may have more of an issue. I think these are good to have on hand and g...
Worked like a charm
Would RecommendI was very courteous and even a bit sceptical when I received this extractor set so I immediately wanted to try it out. I found a small flat head screw and using my driver I screwed it into a piece of wood until it was tight and continue to drive it until the head stripped out. Reversing my driver I confirmed that I was unable to remove the screw with my driver. I installed the extractor bit in my drill and in reverse used the drill/burnish end to drill out or shape the hole. I was very impresse...
Ultimate Extractor
Would RecommendThis 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.
Really good micro striped screws extractor I like
Would RecommendI used these micro striped screws extractor to remove some screws that were stripped and broken that were holding my flagpole and they were very easy to use and to remove the screws I really like it that now I can put new screws to hold my flagpole as you can see in the pictures below
Works like it's supposed to
Would RecommendI stripped the head of a screw and tried this. It worked as advertized. In my case the screw came out while I was drilling without needing to turn it around and use the extraction end. I run into a stripped screw every so often and this will be a great help.
Never fear a stripped screw--so easy to remove
Would RecommendWorks excellent and extremely easy to use. Just remember to play your Uno Reverse card with 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!
Precise
Would RecommendThis wonderful micro screw extraction set it absolutely amazing. Very well made one thing to make sure when your using this extractor is to use it in reverse. Most people don’t look at the instructions and claim they don’t work like they are supposed to. That’s simply not true they work amazingly great. Definitely a must have in your garage or tool bag.
Great for small screws
Would RecommendThis set of micro screw extractors is fantastic for small screws. The cutting blades are sharp and the threaded extractor holds well in he screw to remove it. I included pictures with my fingernail for scale, as you can see these work for very small screws.
Speed Out Pro broken screw remover
Would RecommendOh no I broke a screw! Never fear, SPEED OUT PRO Damaged screw remover is here! Just chuck them into a standard 1/4 or 3/8 chuck, put it in reverse (very important step), and outcomes that screw! Comes in a convenient carry in case to stay organized.
Easy out screw extractor micro screws
Easy out for small screws. Double ended 2 in one set. Easy to use. Drill out the damaged screw and then extract the damaged screw with the reversed cut end to remove the screw. Works great.
Perfect for Small Electronics and Precision Jobs
Would RecommendI got the micro version for tiny screws on electronics and hobby work. These bits are super sharp and precise. I used them on a stripped laptop screw and it came out without damaging anything around it. The smaller sizes are what make this set great—it handles screws that normal extractors are way too big for. If you work on small devices, glasses, toys, drones, or computers, this micro set is a lifesaver.
Great tool for any handyman
Would RecommendReally useful tool that every handyman should have in their tool box. You never know when a stubborn screw needs to be forced out and this will make your life easier.
Steel
Would RecommendThis is a steel double ended two inch extractor set, perfect for removing any stripped screws in 10 seconds or less, these are well made and durable material being steel.
Not a tool that you need all the time but when
Would RecommendThese Speedout pro screw extractors are a must for the toolbox. The micro extractor is for those little ones the strip out usually made from soft metals like brass, copper, aluminum or soft cheap steel that gets overtighten. Think about flashlights, remotes and holiday electronics that you take out screws in and out over time. It's not a tool that you need all the time but when it happens it's nice to take a couple of minutes and solve the problem. I have several of these in different places so ...
Easy to use and effective!
Would RecommendThese stripped screw removers are great. the variety of sizes helps when I'm working on these old wood projects. I've never used extractors before and these made it easy.
Speed Out Pro (3-6 mm)
Would RecommendFor the purpose of demonstration I put 4 screws into a piece of wood and stripped out the head of the screw and the used the extractor to try and remove the screws. This was for the 3-6 mm extractor. I was able to remove the screw using the end you are suppose to drill out the head of the screw with. When you flip the bit over to the thread tip that you use to extract the screw with, it just drills into the head of the screw. I was able to extract the screw with the other end of the bit.
Quality tool
These were a pleasant surprise I have not had to good of luck extracting small screws that were stripped and buried below the surface, these worked well
Great for small screws, but need improvements
Would RecommendThis was very exciting to try. Always seem to strip small screws like in my glasses. And thought it might be worth trying on removing finishing nails. (Worked! But not great). Used with power drill and hand drill, recommend using a hand drill to prevent over drilling. Or lowest setting on power. Using the smallest bit remover, the cutting side worked, but the extraction side didn’t. Investing found that the extraction threads were only partially cut in to the tool. Also, be sure to keep the pack...
Screw Extractor
Would RecommendSteel Double-Ended 2-in Screw extractor set is very nice to have when you need to get a broken screw out. I like having these because they are very durable and work great.
Great extractor for med size bolts
Would RecommendUsed both the smaller extractors and these bigger size ones. Worked perfectly and on one, it extracted when the bit first went in to drill ( remember, set your drill to counter clockwise when drilling) overall the work better on large screws an med to large bolts. Would recommend.
