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6-Piece HSS 4341 Double-Ended Damaged Screw Extractor Set

Name: 6-Piece HSS 4341 Double-Ended Damaged Screw Extractor Set
SKU: ZR261008XZS485-默认
Price: 1422 AUD
Availability: InStock

$1,422.00 AUD

Set

Silver 6-Piece Boxed Set

Holiday Workshop Essential

Turn a Stripped Screw Into a Fixable Problem

A compact 6-piece HSS 4341 extractor set that helps you create a clean recess, flip the bit, and back out damaged fasteners before they derail the project.

Double-Ended Design6-Piece Boxed SetFits a Drill Chuck

See the method

Drill. Flip. Extract.

Use the cutting end to make a centered recess. Flip the same bit, set your drill to reverse, and let the spiral end engage the damaged screw.

Animated demonstration of a double-ended extractor removing a damaged screw

Why it earns a drawer spot

Six Chances to Save the Job

Two Working Ends

One end prepares the damaged head; the opposite spiral end is designed to grip during reverse rotation.

Useful Size Progression

Choose the smallest bit that properly seats in the damaged screw and move up only when the fit calls for it.

Compact Storage

The black case keeps all six bits together between holiday builds, home repairs, garage jobs and weekend projects.

A visible difference

From Stalled Repair to Screw Removed

Before

The driver keeps slipping in a damaged screw head, leaving the hinge repair stuck.

After

A centered recess gives the reverse-spiral end a place to engage and back the fastener out.

You can keep the project moving without pretending the damaged fastener was never there.

Ready where fixes happen

Four Real Repair Moments

The tool stays the same; the job changes.

Parent removing a stripped screw from a wooden toy wagon

Christmas Eve Toy Rescue

A damaged screw does not have to stop the assembly or repair when the next gift still needs finishing.

Winter garage bicycle repair with a screw extractor

Cold-Weather Garage Fix

Keep a compact set close when a stuck accessory screw blocks bicycle maintenance.

Homeowner removing a damaged cabinet hinge screw

Kitchen Hardware Reset

Reach a damaged hinge screw without turning a small cabinet adjustment into a bigger project.

Outdoor deck repair using a double-ended screw extractor

Weekend Deck Maintenance

Handle a weathered fastener when winter upkeep moves from the workbench to the porch.

Simple by design

What You Get & How to Start

Set	6 double-ended extractor bits
Material	HSS 4341
Finish	Silver-gray
Storage	Compact black case
Tool required	Compatible drill with reverse setting

Select the smallest extractor that seats correctly in the damaged screw.

Use the cutting end slowly to create a centered recess.

Flip the bit, switch to reverse, and maintain steady alignment while extracting.

Questions before the fix

Quick Answers From the Workbench

How does the double-ended method work?

First use the cutting end to form a shallow, centered recess. Then flip the bit, set the drill to reverse, and let the spiral end engage the screw.

Close-up showing the drill end and reverse-spiral extraction end

What is included in the set?

You receive six silver-gray double-ended extractor bits in a compact black storage case. The drill and scene props shown on the page are not included.

Six double-ended silver screw extractor bits arranged inside the black storage case

Do I need a drill?

Yes. Use a drill that can hold the hex shank and run in reverse for the extraction step.

Which extractor should I start with?

Start with the smallest bit that seats securely in the damaged screw. Keep the bit centered and move up only when the fit requires it.

Will it remove every damaged screw?

No extractor can guarantee every job. Results depend on screw material, damage, access, alignment and the recess you create. Use steady pressure and stop if the bit cannot seat safely.

Keep the holiday build moving