Overview
Makes damaged screw extraction quick and easy with your choice of Screw Extractors! Choose from 1/4", 5/16", and 3/8" bits that are designed to work like a reverse drill bit. Simply put the bit in your drill and use your drill in reverse to remove the stripped screw! Works like a charm on old, stripped screws, and soft screws that strip easily.
Extraction Range
1/4" Diameter - can extract up to a #8 screw.
5/16" Diameter - can extract up to a #10 screw.
3/8" Diameter - can extract up to a #14 screw.
Technical Details:
- Removes damaged or stripped screws quickly and easily
- Works with any power drill
- Choose the bit that best matches the size of your stripped screw
Tech Spec
Reviews
Customer Reviews
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Posted October 28, 2014
While building a grandfather clock for my daughter as a wedding gift, one of the hinge screws broke off while installing the hinges to the door frame. i wasn't about to build another frame. I checked locally at several big box stores and couldn't find what I needed to remove the broken screw. I went on line and looked at Rockler and found what I needed.I called, ordered, and in a few days the extractors came in the mail. I ordered all 3 sizes just to be sure. The extractor worked as expected. Just go slow, clean the chips out and break the plug out. plug the hole and reinstall the hinge. Thanks Rockler for having what we need and the quick response.
Worked flawlessly - good product
Posted January 30, 2014
I was skeptical of the product based on reviews here. I purchased the 3/8" extractor to remove #6 screws (no head).
I used the extractor on two screws with broken heads burried in a cherry board (leg of a bed); each screw had about 1/2" of screw in the board.
I took my time making sure to get the screw as near as center as possible. I made sure to keep my drill in reverse. I made sure to back out the extractor every 1/8th of an inch or so and cleared the waste to check on my progress relative to the screws position.
Removing the screws worked easily for both with no broken bits. It did take me about 15 minutes to get the plug with screw out of the bit after the successful removal without chewing up my hand.
Good buy, highly recommend.
I used the extractor on two screws with broken heads burried in a cherry board (leg of a bed); each screw had about 1/2" of screw in the board.
I took my time making sure to get the screw as near as center as possible. I made sure to keep my drill in reverse. I made sure to back out the extractor every 1/8th of an inch or so and cleared the waste to check on my progress relative to the screws position.
Removing the screws worked easily for both with no broken bits. It did take me about 15 minutes to get the plug with screw out of the bit after the successful removal without chewing up my hand.
Good buy, highly recommend.
I used the 1/4 " size...
Posted October 27, 2010
I used the 1/4 " size to remove 3 small hinge screws broken off deep in cherry. I used a guide to start indicated by instructions, then pulled it out to clear it frequently. I just screwed a deck screw into it with my fingers to clear it out. One screw backed out - the other two were exposed enough I could unscrew them with medical hemostats. Then plug the holes.A great product that saved my project. Don't know how I would have gotten those screws out without it.
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