I removed 3 screws from the steering plate. You make a hole with a small drill, then a slightly larger one, and then you tap the extractor in with a small hammer so it grips. With a wrench, you remove the screw. Worthy product.

It broke on the first try. I reopened a hole in the screw, tried again and it broke again.

I used it for a stripped screw on a metal window handle. First, I drilled a hole with a drill bit, then this little tool went into the drill driver and worked its magic. An essential tool to have in every home!

Generally good, at first it stripped the screw but maybe it's because I used the power screwdriver, I managed it by hand anyway!

On a screw in the machine that no one could unscrew (I went to three "experts"), he came and provided the solution. For me, it is mandatory to buy this treasure! I will order a second one to have.

I successfully removed 2 completely worn-out car seat screws.

Although the drill couldn't go straight into the screw's core, they came out just fine

It did its job!
The broken screw came out!
It's not of great quality, not even an "excellent" product that will definitely solve your problem,
but with a little effort and attention, it can do its job just fine.

It was purchased just today and was used to remove 2 screws from brake discs on different motorcycles. It did not disappoint me, the screws came out and there was no damage to the extractor that was used! It is definitely worth the money, and even more so for the price it was purchased at, only 6.60 euros!

It does exactly what you expect it to do. I used it on a stuck screw on the oil cooler in the engine. With the screwdriver, it melted like butter where the tip caught. You drill a hole, insert the extractor, and unscrew. (for those who don't know, apply a little lubricant before drilling and during if necessary to avoid damaging the tip)

It's worth its money.

I tried it on a bolt on the front wheel of a tractor and as soon as I tightened it a little, it broke. It may be more effective in easier cases.

Excellent product. I removed with it the Torx T40 screws of the car that the air wrench in the tire shop had worn out in the attempt to unscrew them when I had gone there as a last resort. I had tried before on some of them to loosen them with WD-40, leaving it for days, or to heat them with a blowtorch and hit them with a hammer without any result. With these drills, I removed all of them relatively easily. Get also drill bits to open a small hole to grip the extractor well in the worn-out screw.

I wanted to remove an Allen screw that was well screwed in. It didn't work on its own, so I drilled the screw in the center and then forcefully removed it with an extractor. For easy screws, it will be much easier

The best thing ever.
Awesome metal.
Just a small hole with a drill.
Lightly hit the extractor to get inside and unscrew fearlessly