22-Piece Damaged Screw Extractor Set – HSS Drill & Reverse Removal Kit

22-Piece Damaged Screw Extractor Set – HSS Drill & Reverse Removal Kit

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22-Piece Damaged Screw Extractor Set – HSS Drill & Reverse Removal Kit

22-Piece Damaged Screw Extractor Set – HSS Drill & Reverse Removal Kit

$34.99
$34.99 $68.98
SAVE 49% Sold out
Rusted broken stripped and thread damaged screws that normal driver bits struggle to remove
⚠️ THE REPAIR JOB STOPPER
ONE DAMAGED SCREW CAN HOLD UP THE WHOLE PROJECT

The Drill Is Ready.
The Job Is Almost Done.
Then One Screw Refuses to Move.

A rounded head, rusted fastener, broken screw or damaged thread can turn a simple repair into a frustrating standstill because the normal driver bit no longer has anything solid to grip.

🔩 Stripped Head The driver spins while the screw stays exactly where it is.
🟤 Rusted Fastener Corrosion can make an already stubborn screw harder to move.
💥 Broken Screw Once the normal head is gone, ordinary screwdriver engagement disappears.
⚙️ Thread / Bolt Damage Old hardware can stop a repair long before the real work is finished.
MORE TORQUE ISN'T ALWAYS THE ANSWER

When the Head Is Already Damaged,
You Need a New Grip Point.

Continuing to force the same driver bit against a rounded screw can simply remove even more of the remaining engagement. The next step is to create a controlled recess the extractor can bite into.

Keep Using the Driver Bit

Head is already rounded

Very little engagement remains

Bit may continue spinning

Job remains stuck

Create a New Extraction Point

Cut a controlled recess

Switch to matching extractor

Use spiral grip in reverse

Work the fastener backward

22 piece damaged screw extractor set with drill bits extractor bits holders and storage case
DRILL IT • GRIP IT • BACK IT OUT

Give Damaged Fasteners
a Second Way Out.

The 22-piece set pairs cutting bits with matching spiral extractors, letting you create a fresh recess first and then use reverse rotation to work the damaged fastener out.

🧰 22 Pieces 🕳 Drill First 🌀 Spiral Extraction 🔄 Reverse Removal
Three step damaged screw extraction process drill recess change to extractor and reverse
THE EXTRACTION PROCESS

Create the Recess.
Then Let Reverse Rotation Do the Work.

Match the tool to the fastener, form a centered recess, switch to the corresponding extractor and use controlled counterclockwise rotation.

1
MATCH Choose a bit appropriate for the damaged screw.
2
DRILL Create a centered recess in the damaged fastener.
3
SWITCH Install the matching spiral extractor.
4
REVERSE Turn counterclockwise at controlled low speed.
Seller Speed Guidance:

The current product page recommends keeping extraction below 200 RPM.

Excessive speed can reduce control and may increase the chance of damaging the extractor or surrounding workpiece.
Screw extractor being used on damaged screws in wood hardware wall and automotive repair applications
WHEN A NORMAL BIT HAS NOTHING LEFT TO BITE

Built for the Fasteners
That Already Lost Their Normal Grip.

The extraction process is intended for stubborn, stripped, damaged, embedded, rusted and other compatible fasteners that ordinary driver engagement can no longer move.

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Wood Repairs Useful when damaged screws are holding old furniture or timber hardware in place.
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Door Hardware Helps tackle compatible damaged hinge and fixture screws.
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Automotive Hardware Useful for compatible stubborn fasteners during garage repair work.
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General Maintenance Keep the set available for damaged hardware that appears unexpectedly.
22 piece extractor set feature graphic showing drill compatibility durability and hardness
MADE FOR REPEATED REPAIR WORK

Hard Cutting Surfaces.
Deep Spiral Extraction Grooves.

The seller specifies HSS 4341 high-speed steel with titanium construction and deep spiral extractor grooves designed to develop grip inside the drilled recess.

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HSS 4341 Current seller description identifies HSS 4341 high-speed steel.
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Titanium Construction Gold-toned working sections are described by the seller as titanium construction.
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Deep Spiral Grooves Designed to bite into the prepared recess during reverse rotation.
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Electric Drill Use Seller recommends a standard electric hand drill.
Hardness Specification:

Current seller text lists approximately 62–63 HRC, while one gallery feature graphic displays 63–65 HRC.

Because these values conflict, verify the final production specification before advertising one guaranteed hardness range.
DAMAGE DOESN'T ALWAYS LOOK THE SAME

Designed Around
Multiple Common Fastener Styles.

The current seller lists intended use across several common damaged fastener-head styles, provided the screw dimensions and selected extractor size are compatible.

⬡ HEX
➕ PHILLIPS
➖ SLOTTED
✳️ TORX
🔷 ALLEN
◼️ SQUARE
Head style alone does not guarantee extraction. Damage condition, fastener diameter, material, surrounding surface and correct extractor sizing all affect the result.
ONE SIZE DOESN'T FIT EVERY DAMAGED SCREW

Match the Tool
to the Fastener in Front of You.

  • Multiple Cutting Sizes — choose a cutting bit that better matches the damaged fastener.
  • Matching Extractors — switch from the cutting stage to the corresponding extraction size.
  • Bit Holder — current set imagery includes a dedicated holder.
  • Adapter — an additional adapter is shown for selected bit sizes.
  • 22 Total Pieces — current listing confirms the complete set quantity as 22 pieces.
Twenty two piece damaged screw extractor kit organized inside hard storage case
KEEP THE RIGHT SIZE WHERE YOU CAN FIND IT

Organized in One Case.
Ready When a Bad Screw Shows Up.

The dedicated storage case keeps the different cutting and extraction sizes arranged in individual positions, making it easier to return each piece after the repair.

🧰 Hard Case Protects and organizes the complete kit between jobs.
🔢 Separate Positions Keeps different sizes easier to identify.
🚗 Portable Keep the compact kit in the garage, workshop or tool bag.
Repair worker using electric drill on outdoor construction project
THE BAD SCREW NEVER APPEARS AT A CONVENIENT TIME

Keep an Extraction Kit
Where the Real Repair Work Happens.

Damaged fasteners can appear during furniture repair, automotive work, maintenance, old hardware removal or larger workshop projects. The point of a multi-size kit is having another option when the normal bit stops working.

🚗 AUTOMOTIVE
🚪 DOOR HARDWARE
🪑 FURNITURE
🏠 HOME REPAIR
🛠️ WORKSHOP
🔩 OLD HARDWARE
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS

Built for the Moment
When a Normal Driver Bit Gives Up.

  • 22-Piece Multi-Size Set — gives you multiple cutting and extraction sizes for different compatible fasteners.
  • Drill-First Extraction Method — create a fresh recess before switching to the extractor.
  • Deep Spiral Extractor Grooves — designed to grip the prepared recess during reverse rotation.
  • HSS 4341 + Titanium Seller Specification — current seller copy identifies these materials for the working pieces.
  • Low-Speed Reverse Extraction — current page recommends under 200 RPM.
  • Standard Electric Drill Use — seller recommends a normal hand drill, not hammer-drill mode.
  • Multiple Damaged Fastener Types — seller lists stripped, rusted, broken and damaged screws and bolts.
  • Organizer Case Included — keeps the kit together between repair jobs.
PRODUCT DETAILS

Specifications

Product Type Damaged Screw Extractor Set
Total Pieces 22
Seller-Listed Material HSS 4341 + Titanium Construction
Extractor Design Deep Spiral Grooves
Extraction Method Drill Recess → Matching Extractor → Counterclockwise Removal
Recommended Tool Standard Electric Hand Drill
Extraction Speed Seller Recommends Reverse Speed Below 200 RPM
Listed Fastener Styles Hex / Phillips / Slotted / Torx / Allen / Square
Intended Damage Types Stripped / Rusted / Broken / Damaged Fasteners
Storage Protective Organizer Case
Hardness Conflicting Seller Data: Text ≈62–63 HRC / Gallery Graphic 63–65 HRC
Hardness Note:

Because the current seller text and gallery graphic show different HRC ranges, this page intentionally does not present one hardness value as a guaranteed production specification.
CONTROL MATTERS MORE THAN SPEED

Center the Bit.
Keep the Drill Slow & Straight.

  • Choose the Correct Size — use an extractor appropriate for the damaged fastener diameter.
  • Center the Cutting Recess — poor alignment can make extraction more difficult.
  • Use Controlled Pressure — avoid forcing the cutting or extraction bit.
  • Reverse Slowly — seller specifically recommends extraction below 200 RPM.
  • Avoid Hammer Mode — current seller recommends a standard electric hand drill.
  • Wear Appropriate Eye Protection — drilling and damaged metal can produce debris.
  • Keep the Drill Aligned — work as straight as practical to reduce side loading on the extractor.
Important: extraction success depends on fastener material, damage, rust, diameter, surrounding workpiece, drilling accuracy and correct extractor selection.

No extractor kit can guarantee removal of every damaged fastener in every condition.
QUICK ANSWERS

Frequently Asked Questions

What problem is this kit designed to solve?
It is intended for compatible damaged fasteners such as stripped, rusted, broken or otherwise difficult screws and bolts that normal driver bits can no longer grip effectively.
How does a damaged screw extractor work?
First, use the cutting bit to create a controlled recess in the damaged fastener. Then switch to the matching extractor and turn the drill counterclockwise at low speed so the spiral extractor can grip and work the fastener backward.
How many pieces are in the kit?
The current listing identifies the product as a 22-piece set.
Can it remove rusty screws?
Rusted fasteners are among the intended applications stated by the seller. Actual removal difficulty depends on the degree of corrosion and condition of the fastener.
What screw head types can it work with?
The current listing mentions damaged Hex, Phillips, Slotted, Torx, Allen and Square-head fasteners, provided the fastener size is compatible with the extractor selected.
What kind of drill should I use?
The seller recommends a standard electric hand drill rather than using hammer-drill mode.
How fast should I run the drill when extracting?
Current seller guidance recommends counterclockwise extraction below 200 RPM.
What material are the extractor pieces made from?
Current product copy specifies HSS 4341 high-speed steel with titanium construction.
What is the hardness rating?
Current seller information conflicts: the written description lists approximately 62–63 HRC, while one product graphic shows 63–65 HRC. Confirm the final production specification before relying on one exact number.
Is a storage case included?
Yes. Current product imagery and description show a dedicated organizer case for the extractor set.
Does it guarantee every broken screw will come out?
No. Fastener condition, rust, hardness, diameter, surrounding material and drilling accuracy all affect extraction.
🔩 DON'T LET ONE BAD SCREW STOP THE JOB

When the Driver Bit Gives Up,
Create a New Way to Grip It.

Match the size, drill a controlled recess, switch to the extractor, reverse slowly and give stripped, rusty or damaged hardware another path out.

🧰 ADD THE 22-PIECE EXTRACTOR SET
🔩 22 PIECES   •   🌀 SPIRAL GRIP   •   🔄 LOW-SPEED REVERSE   •   🧰 STORAGE CASE
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