How do I use a screw extractor?

First, drill a pilot hole into the center of the broken or stripped screw. Then, insert the appropriate size extractor into the hole and turn it counter-clockwise. The extractor's threads will bite into the screw, allowing you to back it out.

What material are these extractors made from?

These screw extractors are made from hardened steel, which provides the strength needed to grip and remove stubborn fasteners without breaking.

What sizes are included in the set?

The set includes five different sizes of screw extractors, along with corresponding pilot drill bit sizes, to accommodate a range of screw diameters.

Performance Tool Screw Extractor Set W8605

Name: PERFORMANCE TOOL 5-PIECE SCREW EXTRACTOR SET
Brand: Performance Tool
SKU: od-wil-w8605
Price: 7.30 USD
Availability: InStock

PERFORMANCE TOOL 5-PIECE SCREW EXTRACTOR SET

$7.30

Performance Tool 5-piece screw extractor set. For removing stripped or broken screws.

Key Features

Fits various screw sizes with a 5-piece set.
Designed to remove stripped, broken, or damaged screws.
Made from hardened steel for durability.
Reverse threads bite into the screw for extraction.
Includes pilot drill bit sizes for proper use.

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Product Details

This is the Performance Tool 5-piece screw extractor set, part number W8605. It's a handy set designed to help you get those stubborn, stripped, or broken screws out when a regular screwdriver just won't cut it anymore. These extractors work by biting into the damaged screw head, giving you something solid to grip and turn.

The set includes five different sizes, so you'll have the right tool for a variety of screw sizes you might encounter. They're made from hardened steel, which means they're built to withstand the force needed to back out even seized fasteners. You'll typically use these by drilling a pilot hole into the center of the broken screw, then threading the extractor in counter-clockwise. As you turn, the extractor's reverse threads dig into the screw, and with a bit of luck and steady pressure, the damaged screw will back out.

This set is a solid option to have in your toolbox for those times when a screw head gets rounded out or the shaft snaps off. It's a common problem, and having the right tool makes a big difference in getting the job done without causing further damage.