Eazypower 82681 Spin It Out Damaged Screw Removers, No.0, No.1, No.2, No.3, No.4
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Eazypower 82681 Spin It Out Damaged Screw Removers, No.0, No.1, No.2, No.3, No.4
Customer Review: Backed out a laptop case screw
Summary: 5 Stars
Was able to use the No. 0 to get out a stripped laptop case screw. It worked just as promised.Customer Review: its a no go!!!!
Summary: 2 Stars
i just go my screw remover. i was trying to replace some truck anchors on my Chevy truck. the screw that were in the anchors were rusted and stripped. i hooked up the the proper size for the screw and all that happened was the thread on the top of the screw was getting drilled out. pieces of the inside of the screw where coming out. when i stopped the bit and screw started to smoke. it didn't work for me. i had to go to lowes and buy a drill bit set and drill the screw out....Customer Review: Did not work for me
Summary: 1 Stars
I'm currently building a deck railing and to attach the rails to the posts I have been placing some long #10 stainless steel screws in the brackets (#2 Phillips drive and a flat head). A couple of those screws did not make it all the way in before my power driver stripped the heads and I could not back them out with the driver in reverse. So I purchased these screw extractors. They were completely ineffective at this task. All they did was spin without budging the screw - I didn't even detect a momentary grip - and hollowed out the screw head. I tried different size extractors and even drilling into the screw head with a 1/8" drill bit in an attempt to provide these things with something to grip - all to no avail. Even after backing out the screws most of the way with a pair of pliers - to the point where the screw was wobbly in the hole - these things could not finish the job.
I'm not a professional carpenter but I suspect that the root of my problem is that these expensive stainless steel screws, while having the anti-rust properties that I was looking for, are a softer metal. (Yes, I predrilled pilot holes and yes, I had the driver in reverse while trying to use these extractors.) Still, if you know enough to not normally strip screws while placing them then I figure you wouldn't need the extractors unless the screws are soft metal. They should work in such circumstances to be useful to somebody with some experience with driving screws properly.
I was able to return them to Amazon without hassle.
Jackytar
Customer Review: Broke during initial use.
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought the Eazypower brand after reading the reviews on the Grabit. We have a 600 sq ft deck my husband and I thought this product would work on. Our goal was to unscrew all the screws and flip the boards. Based on what this product says I thought we could get all the screws out. We read the directions and followed them. Tips broke off on the first couple of tries. As this was our last option, we are paying to have the deck rebuilt. This product probably would work great on screws that haven't been outside in the elements for 10 years. Maybe the company has not tested them on every situation. Thank goodness Amazon.com has a great return policy. We returned the product the next day and got a full refund.Customer Review: JUNK-O-RAMA
Summary: 1 Stars
Does not work as described, there are better tools available for the same price or less...this is not worth it...does not have the bite needed for removal of most screws.