STRIPPED BOLTS? GEARWRENCH Bolt Biter 1/4" Impact Driver Extractor Set Review [86170]

Use your cordless impact driver to remove stripped fasteners with the ‪@GEARWRENCHTools‬ Bolt Biter 1/4" Extractor Set. The GEARWRENCH model 86170 is an 8-piece extractor set meant for use with any 1/4" hex impact driver. The straight-flute design allows these Bolt Biter extractors to grip rounded fasteners in either direction. If you're in a pinch and you need to reinstall that stripped fastener, then the Bolt Biter can handle it. This 8-pc set includes sizes from 1/4" up to 1/2"/13mm.
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[@mattj630]

I have one of these sets that really saved me when was pulling the head off an engine, very little room to work on it and this worked well

[@PhillyFixed]

I like that they work in both directions in case you encounter a reverse thread bolt of something. Thanks for the review! Actually ordered the Brute lube when I saw you use it on a previous video 👍 More convenient than cutting oil.

[@saturnmedia1]

9:35 The perfect, and only use for a 12 point socket!

[@stans5270]

So these will work when you strip left-handed bolts that you tightened instead of loosening them.

[@BrewCityRider]

Wow, those things are amazing. Just ordered the 16 piece set. You can't have enough tools to attack stuck/stripped fasteners.

[@L0st-n0found]

What you want is RocketSocket RS-101 Extraction Socket Set - 13 Piece Will do this all but better design of biting threads

[@Joethetoolguy]

Those are my fav extractors thanks for the vid!

[@Jarco101]

Thanks for the video Tim. I see this kind of tool very useful for any industry where small bolts are used.

[@jerrodnewsome1495]

I love these I'll be getting these I didn't know they had nut driver bolt biter sets.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

They're pretty handy. Thanks for watching.

[@dfs7979]

In my experience these don't usually work. If the bolt is seized up enough to strip the head in the first place the bolt extractor usually just chews the rest of the head up.

[@robertfrate9738]

Hi Tim, gear wrench makes good tools this 1/4 Milwaukee did excellent pulling them out with the extractor, very interesting, thx, Bob,

[@paedahe4975]

I was wondering if pounding them onto a nut becomes a problem as it may deform the 1/4” hex end or even snap it. I have the master set from GearWrench in the lug nut style and I use a 6” extension as a hammering point. I suppose you could use a thicker 1/4” hex extension to hammer it on if needed. Hammering them on digs the ridge inside the bolt biter into the nut.

[@russellpottenger8584]

Hey Tim, what was the drill bit lube your using? Thanks in advance

[@tjac4801]

Would you replace your socket set for a bolt biter set , my plan is not to buy a reg socket set and just purchase at all the bolt biter sockets, now that you can tighten and loosen bolts, so anyone got any advice or opinions before I buy? I appreciate the advice and one love everyone

[@billbertrand7751]

Ok were can I get it

[@Shoptoolreviews]

All over the internet. Thanks for watching.

[@shanew7361]

💥🇺🇲🖐😎 wouldn't it be easier to just take a grinder and grind the sides lol

[@karenCamara13]

AHHH PERRO, 🙀🙀 LV It☠️💀☠️

[@charleslane2735]

it'd be a lot faster to round off the heads with a rotary tool and micro drum sanding head.

[@saturnmedia1]

Now do this on a truck from PA. Lol,

[@timweb1510]

Pretty dumb, so you ruin the end you need to hammer on the stripped fastener