Jellas 22Pcs Damaged Screw Extractor Set, Easy Out Stripped Screw Remover for Broken Screw 2-12mm, Titanium Antirust Coating, 64-65 HRC Hardness, Burnish & Extract Bits Separatly

We bought one of these kits for work, and it worked so well, I bought one for home!It's already saved me more than a couple of times, so I'd recommend everyone keeps one in stock.

The media could not be loaded. Did the job. Dont know how long will hold up but will see that later.Edit.Does not hold up well. Breaks like twigs.

A nice little set of tools for a specific task of removing bolts. For the average removal I’m sure it will work well. I did break a bit on first use and failed to remove the broken stud but to be fair it was PROPPER STUCK 😳

Three attempts to remove three different screws and so far this kit has failed. I used it when I first got it (about 6 weeks ago) and it failed but I gave the benefit of the doubt. Tried it again last week, failed. Tried it now, failed!It’s great at drilling into a screw, but has zero ability to extract! I’ve followed the instructions as stated in the box and no luck at all.I really do want my money back, I feel completely ripped off with this product.Avoid this product at all costs. Go and buy elsewhere, and avoid any purchases like this from Amazon.

Moved into a new house and obviously the previous owners didn't remove one of their TV wall mounts as the screws heads were stripped. Thought I'd try these, as all the ones I looked at had mixed reviews. I had four stripped screws to remove, three came out easily, absolutely loved it, but unfortunately the bit from this kit snapped on the last screw and I ended up having to drill holes around the screw to remove it from the wall.Overall a good kit, but I doubt the bits will survive long if used some more.

Does what it is supposed to do

Without quite the right tools for the job it can be difficult to use this kit, but it definitely does the job.I had sheered off a nozzle in the hotend of my 3D printer, because of how the 3D printer's put together, it would've been harder for me to take it apart than try to remove the sheered nozzle.I had to switch between different bits in this kit until one finally bit into the material and allowed me to extract the part - a couple of the bits stripped the thread, then I finally got a lock and with effort, away it came!Which makes it worth it, as the 3D printer is now printing successfully. This isn't something I intend on doing regularly, but it'll definitely help when it does happen.What does make it tricky to use is the fact that it's a magnetic 'bit' that is very short, you can't 'pull' on the work at all to encourage the whole part you're trying to extract to come out, so you're relying heavily on the kit's ability to unscrew the stuck piece. Only really useful if you have a good grip or purchase on the thing which you're trying to remove the sheered bolt or screw from to prevent it from spinning and don't put too much pressure on it.

Ultimate test for anything like this is if it gets the job done, which it did. Not always obvious which bits to use, but trial and error gets there in the end usually. What more to say about something that sits in the toolbox almost its entire life until the odd occasion you need it.