LLNDEI Screw Extractor Set Hex Head Multi-Spline Easy Out Bolt Extractor Set, EZ Out Rounded Screw Remover, 1/8 Inch to 7/8 Inch in 1/32-Inch Increments, CR-MO, 25 Pieces, Stripped Fastener Tool

The careful size increments, which range from 1/8 inch to 7/8 inch in 1/32-inch increments, are, in my opinion, the aspect that stands out the most. This degree of precision makes it possible to modify a method to take into account different sizes of fasteners. I was able to choose the most appropriate extractor for the task at hand, which allowed me to guarantee a secure fit and reduce the likelihood of causing further harm to the fastener or the material close by. During my time with the extractors, I did not have any problems with them sliding or wearing down, which is a problem that I have had with other brands in the past. In terms of performance, durability, and simplicity of use, it far exceeded my expectations without any reasonable doubt. The 25-piece set is suitable for a broad variety of tasks, which makes it an adaptable commodity that can be added to any toolbox. The tough storage case guarantees that the extractors will continue to be well organized and will be easily available whenever they are required.

Didn't break when using it

Very fair priced, and worked like a charm. I'd recommend them!

Very effective and a great value! Helped me extract some stripped bolts. The variety of sizes and heavy duty construction make this a keeper in my shop!

Was able to remove gx470 transmission overflow drain plug! The plug was so rusty, it lost the grip. Took next size bit, lightly hammered it into the plug and unscrewed it successfully. It paid off by itself on the day it arrived.

Bought this to remove a stripped check plug on my 2014 Tundra. Got a good bite using a rubber mallet and used my ratchet to get it out.

Broke without applying literally any torque and created a second thing I have to drill out.

I used these to remove stripped allen head bolts. I could not pound this in enough to get a good bite. It would just shred the hole bigger. I had to drill it out a bit with a 1/4" drill bit, then beat the 1/4" extractor in. This allowed me to remove it with an impact driver. The case is pretty cheesy. Its like an Altoid tin. A molded case would have been nice but for the price I guess I can't complain since its something I will use once in a blue moon.

Did what I needed to fox

Broke first use.