Screw Extractor for Wood
Screw Extractor for Wood
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- Extractor removes broken screws from wood
- Leaves a clean hole that can be filled with a dowel or plug
- Available in 1/4", 5/16", & 3/8" diameter hole sizes
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These hollow ended screw extractors will quickly & easily remove screws without damaging the surrounding area. To extract broken screws rotate the hollow extractor bit counter-clockwise slowly down over the screw, the bit should engage & unscrew it or the core around it. To avoid "dancing" guide it with a thru hole in a scrap piece of wood clamped in place (with the same hole size as the extractor in use). Size refers to the finished hole size. -
Size Makes Hole Size Designed for Screws
Overall Length Model 1/4" Screw Extractor 1/4" Up to #8 Screws
2" 800-3004 5/16" Screw Extractor 5/16" #10 Screws
2" 800-3005 3/8" Screw Extractor 3/8" 2" 800-3006
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United StatesGreat service
The company is great. The drill bit is delicate so don’t let it hit anything but wood. But it does the job. Important to have it aligned perfectly straight so use a guide for the bit.
United States
CanadaFragile but functional
Excellent customer service, shipped to Canada fast. The bit worked as specified but drilling into very hard Brazilian Ipe wood it did fracture, likely because it hit the screw as it was on an angle. The first 2 worked well. Advice to others, take it slow.
United StatesGuitar Lifesaver
Great tool. It would be even better if this were made in 3/16ths so as to make a smaller footprint in your instrument. Nonetheless, it worked well & removed the broken screw. A 1/4 dowel pin, some glue, a sharp chisel, & you're good to go.
- Reviews
- Questions
United StatesGreat service
The company is great. The drill bit is delicate so don’t let it hit anything but wood. But it does the job. Important to have it aligned perfectly straight so use a guide for the bit.
United States CanadaFragile but functional
Excellent customer service, shipped to Canada fast. The bit worked as specified but drilling into very hard Brazilian Ipe wood it did fracture, likely because it hit the screw as it was on an angle. The first 2 worked well. Advice to others, take it slow.
United StatesGuitar Lifesaver
Great tool. It would be even better if this were made in 3/16ths so as to make a smaller footprint in your instrument. Nonetheless, it worked well & removed the broken screw. A 1/4 dowel pin, some glue, a sharp chisel, & you're good to go.