Remove stripped Screws

[@Petesworkshop2225]

They do work, but try harder to not strip those heads.

[@Rotorwolf31]

Yes they do work but as an aircraft mechanic they do not work the best on some screws only because they are made of a harder steel

[@justingrissom77]

exactly i work on pipers cessna’s, sky masters and the machine screw nut plates will strip so easily especially if they’re painted over, what i do it drill a 1/16 hole sideways just a little into the screw head where ever you strip it and stick a pick in there and try to spin it, its not always easy though when you’re so worried about paint

[@merecedescortez5409]

Great useful information. How about when the bolt is blind? - (No lines on the front of the screw ?)

[@user-kr2ef8vw2l]

Hand tighten the chuck bud

[@marczlli1649]

Never had luck with it the 3 times I try it

[@TheGrabit]

Did you try the real ones?

[@gregorall9779]

This tool works maybe half the time.

[@jimbond670]

Bot that. It’s garbage. Broke 2 of them in 5 minutes.

[@MM22272]

Avoid Philips and flathead screws and use only Robertsons except for those made of soft metal.

[@corbenotton]

Never had luck with these things

[@jamesdenny4734]

What if the head is broken off!? Will it still work? 🤔

[@sya286]

Cool!

[@josephwuencedladovalencia8695]

Very snazzy

[@Ret2090]

Try it on a flat head screw.

[@theupson]

ah yes the famous lowes zinc/chewing gum alloy screws. those bastards can just plain tear out even if the bit stays properly seated.

[@heyitsbroski]

it's never this easy

[@megaflux7144]

what if i just want to drill the screw head off? what do i use for that? i dont give the slightest fuck about removing the screw just want to take the decking off.

[@Arlaul]

Its not hard to not strip screw heads... As soon as your bit starts slipping, stop your drill, put your shoulder into it, then try again.

[@fuckadoodle2]

You know if you use the right sized Philip head bit and actually put some strength into it you could get it out without stripping the absolute fuck out of it.

[@kap1526]

Not everyone does that. So sometimes you have to fix someomes fuck ups

[@fuckadoodle2]

@@kap1526 I’m a carpenter and a metal worker, and I’ve literally never seen someone unintentionally strip a bolt or screw this badly, literally never, out of decades of work. And your telling me not everyone purposefully uses the right sized Phillip head? Your an idiot.

[@josephperna2081]

He stripped it on purpose, for the sake of the video promoting the product.. maybe you should consider therepy with all that anger man

[@ElectricScooterMan]

I ordered them at temu. I got this issue today

[@kipperlane5589]

Just take your bit and hit it with a hammer and pull that screw out

[@MatSmithLondon]

Er, what?

[@sorrymrgoogle2601]

Genius

[@StopTheBurn]

Square head fasteners are better! Canada knows.

[@_1ben]

You don't know me so with that I say save your money, zero results

[@DudeBro824]

Thought you was actually gonna show a trick, but you just showed us all a product most of us know about. Thanks for wasting my time.

[@John-mz8rj]

Rubber band

[@brabus343]

Using a drill to drive the screws ? Ok sir, maby buy an impact gun😂

[@MatSmithLondon]

Absolutely agree. If you use an impact gun and you are careful, you never need to strip screws in the first place. Sometimes screw heads fill up with dust or paint, just use another screw tip to scratch out the paint or use a vaccuum to remove dust. Okay, so if the screw is already stripped (e.g. by someone else) then yeh - you need to solve the problem. I've used these bits before, they are rubbish...

[@brandocommando4459]

Hard to tell the original installer to turn back time. This thing helps when you're fixing shit or taking stuff down and you run into one. I love these bits when i get to use them

[@rolls_8798]

a drill works fine if you're not a dunce

[@mb4266]

Not here to bash but I’ve used identical product several times. ZERO SUCCESS!!

[@allanblount4956]

I've had excellent results and have been using this new gen' easy-out for years. The moral, sometimes something goes wrong.