HSEAMALL 10PCS Screw Extractors with Left Hand Cobalt Drill Bits Set,Damaged Screw Remover Drill Extractor Combination Set

had a 20+ year old Ikea bedroom cabined for which the screw heads were worn out. These extractors worked really well and we were able to remove all the screws - lifesaver

Was so unsure of these bolt removers but thought worth a shot… and it was ace! You have to drill deep and wide enough for it to have a chance of gripping the sheered bolt and take it slooooowly. It came right out without any damage to the removal tool so really think this is worth 5 stars.

Finally used these in anger with a rusted bold, the drill and the extractor worked well, but I couldn't extract the bolts as they were just too rusty and I didn't want to break the tool

Great extractors, take care with the smaller one.

Quite literally useless! The drill bits, as someone else in the reviews mentioned, are not fit for purpose. You might as well not use a drill bit they literally can not penetrate even the softest metal. I have had a snapped M8x10 bolt in a part, i piloted a central hole (2mm, with Bosch bits) but then thought I’d wait for these to arrive before continuing. Thinking I’ll use the right kit for the job. I get the kit and select the smallest size drill bit so I could then use the corresponding sized Easy Out The bit, approximately 2.5/3mm, wouldn’t even start to enlarge the hole, a job requiring minimal effort as it’s only making an existing hole bigger. I think okay, I’ll use a much bigger drill bit and use a bigger Easy Out but again this drill bit would not make any headway into the metal. I then used a Bosch bit to make a hole and moved on to using the Easy Out. Utter utter rubbish, the Easy Out snapped in the material at the first sign of pressure. Luckily I did manage to remove the snapped part from the bolt. Quite clearly a manufacturing fault or more likely just cheap metal as the broken off part hadn’t even bit that hard into it. To complete the job I’ve had to drill out the rest of the bolt and retap the hole, something I should have done in the first place and saved the time and cash. I mean they aren’t expensive but that’s not really the point. If they aren’t fit for purpose then they could quite easily cause more damage to an already existing problem.

I've always wanted a screw extractor set, and when I broke off a screw in a vintage camera, I decided to buy this one. All the bits you need included and worked a charm. It was a rather nasty little screw that broke and this set extracted it without an issue. Not sure how to use it? YouTube is your friend.

Drills are crap, had to use our old drills, easy outs are ok not brilliant but ok

Throw the drills away, all they do is polish. The extractor I tried worked well, although the smallest size is difficult to turn