Craftsman 3 pc. Screw-Out Damaged Screw Remover Set Reviews
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I bought this craftsman screw-out set to remove some damaged stripped screws on a dresser. I can tell you from my exspirence they work very very good. I loved how well they worked and with that I had more damaged screws to take out because I really am impressed with how well they work. Oh and the...
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The screw removers work well if you are patient and use slow drill speed. You need to apply a good amount of force to the drill in order to make sure that the removers can get a good bite and then you need to back out the screw slowly. Worst case scenario, I've used these to essentially drill out...
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OK...I get that this set is not for 'stuck' screws but I would have to say that this item only works1 time out of 10 for 'non-stuck' screws. It is extremely hard to judge if it will work or not and if you 'spin' it on a screw with the first turn, forget it ever working! This item is maybe a good idea in concept and maybe will work for certain situations (of which I cannot figure out) but do not rely on this as your sole source of getting a stripped screw out. Also, this set is NOT a last resort...either use it immediately when you think a screw is going to strip or don't use it at all. ...
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I tried to remove a stripped out screw from the frame of a camper. I even used penetrating lube and let it sit for a while. Followed the instructions exaclty as stated using reverse and cordless drill set to low gear. It ended up just digging out the screw head and I had to eventually use the tried-and-true method of drilling out the screw the old fashioned way. Save your money and tried other products out there.
Another tool not to leave behind, it seems like a stripped screw is inevitable. This tool just makes life easier, its easy and it works.
I was lead to this from the bolt out set, that worked wonders for me and this addition makes any job that much easier should trouble come around.
I snapped a couple of heads off bolts trying to muscle them into corroded threads on a hood for my car. Thought I would have to drill them out completely and rethread the nuts but this set allowed me to drill much smaller and just back them right out. Worked incredibly well!
Used as directed, I followed the directions to a T. This tool only made my damaged screw head a LOT worse. I am very unhappy with the $20 I have spent on this! I see some reviewers here hammered it in first ... maybe I'll have to try that and see, but so far this tool really sucks. I'm disappointed in Craftsman in this case.
I Used this on a stripped Phillip's head at work. I had to pound it twice with a hammer is the trick. I just used plain old elbow grease to remove the stubborn guy. Saved a $40k radar altimeter by using this kit.
Okay for everyone complaining this doesn't work. look at how you were using it. These are designed to remove screws that have a damaged head but arent RUSTED in place. If the screw is in so tight you cant get it out without stripping the head you really think this is gonna work??? if the screw has a messed up head but isn't STUCK these work great. yes sometimes you might have to take a small hammer and set these into the screw head but thats life. also if you use these on REAL soft screws you WILL have to hammer it in otherwise it will work like a drill and just keep eating the head away. ...
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Tried to remove a frozen phillips screw holding down the rotor cap on a Plymouth. There was plenty of room to access the screw, but the Screw Remover just stripped the head away. Resorted to the good old drill bit.
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