QWORK Tap Extractor 4 Flute Broken Head Screw Remover Stripped Tap Extractor Set Steel 3 Types (5 Pcs)

It worked! It took me a while and required a generous amount of WD40, but the screw is out.

This product is very low quality and will not hold up to stuck taps

but the cutters are fragile. Just center the offending fastener in the shaft opening and tap it lightly to seat it. Then just bump the drill trigger and go slow. If you hit the embedded metal at speed you'll likely break off a tooth. Glad I got these.

It appears to be a good product but did not work as I needed.

Its not that strong, but i guess at the same time, my bolt was really really stuck. it managed to move the bolt, but was unsuccessfull at removing the bolt. i ended up, just beating the tap to death and removed majority of it. I probably would buy again.

I wasn’t expecting much based on prior reviews, but thought I’d give them a try for the cheap price. First, all of the taps I’ve ever used have 4 flutes/cutouts. These extractors only have 3 prongs so they obviously didn’t fit. I tried one anyway to see what would happen. I was able to successfully destroy one of the medium sized extractors using a tiny tap wrench with gentle pressure by hand. It took virtually zero leverage to break. These things are the softest, cheapest steel I have ever encountered. Complete garbage. I should have listened to the reviews.

Broken after 10 sec use... Teeth bent on tool 1 so i decided to shorten them on tool 2 to limit the bending torque... Broke still. However, it did move the vanadium helical tap a bit. So i cut the head of the broken tap flat and made an insition for a screw driver with diamond dremel ring. Amazingly it got out. Now this extractor is harder than cheap taps and the stuck tap breaks in the hole when i turn Ith this adapter, so it did help to get the thing out.

Prior to purchasing this tool set, my chances for removing a broken tap was looking very slim. I was thrilled when the tap backed out of the hole with almost no effort at all. (Tip) Use a pick and compressed air to keep the tap from binding up while removing it.) Those tiny pieces of metal will ruin your day!