AWTools screw extractor set HT8G404 — 6-piece set for removed or broken screws and nuts

AWTools screw extractor set HT8G404 is a six-piece kit designed to remove broken, rounded or seized screws and nuts. The set supplies a range of extractor sizes that allow drilling into damaged fasteners and then removing them by reverse-thread action. Intended for use in workshops, garages and maintenance environments, the AWTools set supports safe and controlled extraction of bolts, studs and nuts without further damage to surrounding components.

Advantages

The set provides six extractor sizes that cover a range of common fastener diameters, reducing the need for multiple individual tools. Hardened construction and tapered reverse threads ensure a secure grip in damaged metal, while the compact case keeps bits organized and ready for use. The kit is compatible with standard drill chucks and can be used with corded or cordless drills for straightforward operation.

Suitable for

• Removing broken or sheared screws and bolts
• Extracting rounded or seized nuts and studs
• Automotive repair and engine maintenance
• Workshop and general equipment servicing
• Plumbing and metalwork repair tasks

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 6
• Tool type: reverse-thread screw extractors
• Material: hardened steel (heat treated for durability)
• Compatibility: fits standard drill chucks; suitable for use with hand drills and drill drivers
• Range: multiple extractor diameters to cover small to medium fasteners
• Storage: compact plastic case for organization and transport

How to use

Select an extractor size that matches the damaged fastener. Drill a pilot hole into the center of the broken screw or bolt using an appropriate drill bit size, keeping the drill perpendicular to the workpiece. Insert the extractor into the pilot hole and engage it with the drill or use an appropriate tap wrench; apply steady counterclockwise torque so the reverse-threaded extractor bites into the metal and turns the fastener out. Work at low speed with controlled pressure to avoid further damage and to ensure the extractor grips firmly.

Usage recommendations

Before starting, secure the workpiece and wear appropriate eye protection. Use cutting oil when drilling hardened fasteners to prolong bit life and reduce heat. If the extractor slips, stop and reassess: try a larger extractor size, re-drill the pilot hole for better centering, or use incremental tapping to improve grip. Store the set in its case to protect tips and to keep sizes readily accessible.