Housolution Drill Bit Includes Stripped Screw Extractor Stripped Screw Removal Broken Bolt Extractor Specialized Screw Head Thread Repair Storage Case

"A comprehensive set of 22 pieces to accommodate a variety of sizes" This set includes one drill bit (Dr) and one extractor (Ex) for 10 different bore sizes, for a total of 20 pieces. It also comes with a socket adapter and extension bit holder, allowing for flexible use in a variety of screw removal tasks, from electric screwdrivers to manual methods. High-hardness, durable alloy steel: Made from high-speed steel (HSS), it is both wear-resistant and hard. It can efficiently remove broken or stripped screws, making it a reliable tool for long-term use in DIY and professional settings. "Remove screws smoothly in 3 easy steps." 1. Drill a hole in the screw with a drill bit, 2. Replace with an extractor of the same size, and 3. Reverse the drill to remove the screw. Remove the screw cleanly without the hassle of using a hammer or glue. (Note: A socket adapter is required for sizes #6 to #10.) "Compact storage case makes organization easy" All 22 bits can be stored in the dedicated case. The placement of each bit is clearly marked, so you can quickly find the tool you need. It is also ideal for organizing your tool bag and work space. "Useful in all screw trouble situations" It is very useful when a regular screwdriver cannot be used to fix a screw that has a stripped, broken, or stripped head. It is useful in a variety of situations, from DIY repairs at home to car maintenance. Precautions for Use: 1. Using a bit that does not match the screw size may damage the screw or tool. Always check the compatible size before working. 2. Using a bit at high speeds can cause the bit or screw to overheat and break. Work carefully at low speeds, especially when working with hard materials. 3. First, drill the hole with the drill bit (Dr), then replace it with the same size extractor (Ex) and remove it in reverse. Getting the order wrong will prevent effective screw removal. 4. When using small bits (#6-#10), be sure to attach the included socket adapter. Failure to do so may prevent the bit from being properly secured, making work difficult. 5. Metal fragments may fly off, so we recommend wearing protective glasses and gloves. Also, make sure there are no obstacles around before starting work. 6. If metal powder or debris adheres to the bit, clean it with a brush or other tool and wipe it with a dry cloth to prevent rust. Store it in a dry place even when not in use for an extended period of time.