C.K Tools Damaged Screw Remover - 422003

These bits are specifically designed for damaged non-hardened screws. They are not effective on hardened steel screws.

The pack contains two bits, one for screw sizes 6 to 10, and another for screw sizes 12 to 14.

Yes, you can use them with a reversible drill. Ensure the drill is set to the reverse function and a low speed for best results.

Select the correct bit size, insert it firmly, set your drill to reverse and low speed, and apply consistent downward pressure as you start unscrewing.

If the screw remains stuck, the issue might be excessive thread locking, rust, or the screw head might be too severely damaged. You may need to apply penetrating oil or consider more aggressive extraction methods.

No, these bits are designed for non-hardened screws. Using them on hardened screws may damage the bit and be ineffective.

Ensure you are using the correct size bit for the screw. Verify the drill is set to reverse and low speed. Apply firm downward pressure. Check if the screw is hardened, as these bits are not designed for them.

Increase downward pressure. Reduce drill speed further. Ensure the bit is fully seated in the screw head. The screw may be seized due to rust or thread locker, requiring additional force or a different extraction method.

Inspect the bit for signs of excessive wear or chipping. If damaged, replace the bit. These bits are intended for removal and may wear down over time, especially with challenging extractions.