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Yesterday 11:13 AM

HSS Screw & Bolt Extractor Set

$4.20

$5.99

29% off
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CASEKEY via Amazon has HSS Screw Extractor Set on sale for $4.19. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $35+.

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  • For use with power drills. Made of high-speed steel HSS 4341# with a hardness up to 67 HRC.(Recommended hardness for tooth extraction screws should not exceed 65 HRC.)
  • Use the appropriate size screw remover to drill a hole that meets the cut size. Then, extract the screw or bolt using the extractor tool.
  • Fix stripped screws in furniture, cars, motorcycles, plumbing and machinery. A must-have for garages, workshops and emergency repairs

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CASEKEY via Amazon has HSS Screw Extractor Set on sale for $4.19. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $35+.

Thanks to Deal Hunter ItsSoCheap for sharing this deal.

Product Details:
  • For use with power drills. Made of high-speed steel HSS 4341# with a hardness up to 67 HRC.(Recommended hardness for tooth extraction screws should not exceed 65 HRC.)
  • Use the appropriate size screw remover to drill a hole that meets the cut size. Then, extract the screw or bolt using the extractor tool.
  • Fix stripped screws in furniture, cars, motorcycles, plumbing and machinery. A must-have for garages, workshops and emergency repairs

Editor's Notes

Written by StrawMan86 | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • Limited time deal, while supplies last.
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
  • About this Store:

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Yesterday 1:21 PM
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BraveTest551Yesterday 1:21 PM
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Snapping one in the hole is the real risk: extractors are hardened steel and nearly impossible to drill back out.
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Yesterday 6:55 PM
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HeyMelo27Yesterday 6:55 PM
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Quote from BraveTest551 View quoted comment :
Snapping one in the hole is the real risk: extractors are hardened steel and nearly impossible to drill back out.
Yeah this is something I wouldn't cheap out on. I'd prefer to go with Irwin, Bosch or Drill Hog.

"Buy once, cry once"

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Yesterday 7:03 PM
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CalmCrow6497Yesterday 7:03 PM
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From my experience, just get those extractor kit with individual reverse drill bit and slim extractor bit with fine deep threads. These double side combo kit always come with coarser and shallower threads on the extractor side which won't bite on to the hole at all.
Yesterday 9:11 PM
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ZenNutsYesterday 9:11 PM
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The one tool that really helped me on replacing deck board is a Screw Extractor Pliers.

I have something similar to this and tried using it but just ended up wasting bunch of time and effort. As long as you have a bit of screw head for the pliers to hold on to, that's the better and easier option.
Yesterday 10:29 PM
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hz.lvYesterday 10:29 PM
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Quote from CalmCrow6497 View quoted comment :
From my experience, just get those extractor kit with individual reverse drill bit and slim extractor bit with fine deep threads. These double side combo kit always come with coarser and shallower threads on the extractor side which won't bite on to the hole at all.
You are probably correct. I have double sided kit. Once I tried to unscrew a stripped screw, this type of extractor was unable to bite to it tightly, unable to unscrew it.
Today 4:52 PM
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jkdealsToday 4:52 PM
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Quote from CalmCrow6497 View quoted comment :
From my experience, just get those extractor kit with individual reverse drill bit and slim extractor bit with fine deep threads. These double side combo kit always come with coarser and shallower threads on the extractor side which won't bite on to the hole at all.
Don't you have to have at least part of the bad screw sticking out to grab with the pliers? I have couple of screws I want to drill out from an old door threshold.

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