Alright i've tried to use my SpeedOut a number of times over the years and I've never had success, but drilling it out with one size and stepping up to the next size for the extracting actually worked like a charm. Wow.
This worked but I also added some of that thread lock (blue stuff) similar or could be the same as the 243 stuff. Worked a charm. Garages over tightening and not taking accountability seems to be the norm! Thank you.
Thank you for the much needed tip about sizing up when extracting. What I also did was to slightly turn it sideways (instead of keeping it straight up) when extracting to try and catch the grove and that’s what magically pulled up the stubborn stripped nail. Again, thank you!
Yeah I couldn't get any of these to extract a screw. These things are total garbage. I noticed your screw is sticking out at least an inch my screw was flush in the wood and none of these would get it out total waste of 15 bucks at Lowe's.
Honestly this tool is not helpful I've had this tool for years and has been unsuccessful with taking minor strip screws out that aren't even tightened all the way It just does not work The drills are frayed and going on to One direction instead of reversing back on the other direction this causes it to never catch and instead drill a deeper hole than what it needs to be
Good to note my bolt is a hex and on an exhaust. So it requires a lot of of grip and pressure as well. Most applications I’d say if you use it right it will probably go your way
I tried it just like you said and it doesn't work. I've tried it with two screws today and could get neither one out. The bit doesn't seem hard enough to even drill a hole. They are just regular drywall screws, they shouldn't be that hard.
Thanks very much for being quick and concise. I had to figure it out on my own at the time I needed it but just found your video as a reminder to download for the future as I don't have short-term memory and will have forgotten it the next time I'll need to use it. The thing I figured out was stepping up bc the extraction kept failing. Having your video will make things fast and easy next time as I won't have to fail and try and fail again - I'll have your video to hand. Thanks again and God bless!
Thank you so much I got a stubborn screw out. I saw another video that said set your drill gun at the lowest setting, apply pressure and slowly go out. Thank you again!
Interesting. First time I've seen this tool. I'm curious to know whether it would work on a old rusty screw. I'm guessing the screw would crumble as you try to extract it. However I like the tool and will keep it in mind for the future. I just drill the head off and use grips to turn the screw at the moment.
So here’s how I did it . Find your rhythm with the drill then once it’s really in there just slightly tilt drill down and I guess it catches and screws come out like that. Also I didn’t flip the bit . I only used the first side. Also the screw I had issues with was an Alan screw
@@therenodummy managed to get it with some pliers, but thats a good idea, these bits are great, was finally able to remove my lisence plate straighten it haha
Thank you!!! I've been trying on and off for 3 days to remove a stripped out hex set screw on the bottom of a Moen faucet handle. I had a speed set, but the instructions were gone and I was using the wrong end! I have no idea if I'm going to be able to find another set screw with this thread pattern, so I'm just going to use the speed bit to put the thing back in after I change out the cartridge.
Watch another video on extraction, the person extracting the screw - use the drill in the forward ( tightening ) position and after making a pilot hole try to extract the screw in the forward position, the extractor " broke", had to watch your video on how to do it the " right " way, thank you - excellent video.
Yea it’s worked for me as an electrician like 8 out of 10 times. It really depends if the screw is corroded then it probably won’t work. I will say most of the time I end up going up one size in the extractors
In other words, if you try to remove an old/rusty sheared bolt this crappy tool will NEVER work. Thanks for the demo of "using an ombrella on a shiny, non rainy day". Get off your stupid, fantacy world dude! Reality is different
This is for demo purposes Bill. Try using vice grips on something that's snapped off flush! Why would you flaunt your ignorance on the internet? Let alone on this? Mr.Gargan-tuant dumb dumb?
Yeah. Size up. I was on my way back to the store and I was pissed off. Watched this and gave it it 5 more mins. You just saved lives
Thank you for this video, I was failing until I followed your directions, and it worked like a charm!!
Thank you TRD! this is the first I ever attempted this and it worked thanks again for the vid!
Alright i've tried to use my SpeedOut a number of times over the years and I've never had success, but drilling it out with one size and stepping up to the next size for the extracting actually worked like a charm. Wow.
Awesome!
Thanks!!
Yeah same with me lol
Literally just happened to me!
This worked but I also added some of that thread lock (blue stuff) similar or could be the same as the 243 stuff. Worked a charm. Garages over tightening and not taking accountability seems to be the norm! Thank you.
Nice and easy to watch. Straight to the point. Thank you.
Interesting tip about going up one size for extraction.
Yea the tool is not perfect but it's worked for me more than not.
@@therenodummy This literally just saves me as well. I cantually went one size down on the drill out ( because I was at the biggest ) . thanks bro!
Came here to say the same. Thanks for the tip!
Lol it literally just worked for me.
@FITNESSOVER45 I think it would because you're reaming the screw head out in the first step.
Thank you! This helped me get out of a bind.
Sizing up to the next size extractor worked! Thanks so much 🎉🎉🎉
Wow amazing! It worked and fixed my biggest problem.
Up one size! That really helped me out thanks!
Thanks for the vid! Worked perfect 👍🏾
you're a damn genius. thank you!
Thanks, going up one size seems like the thing to do when it does not work the first time
I learned just like you... drill-out and extraction are differing sizes... unless you drill-out just right... which I do 1-10 times
Appreciate your work Bro.✌️😎
This helped tremendously, thank you good sir hah
Thanks for the help.
Thanks Bud👏‼️
Thank you for the much needed tip about sizing up when extracting. What I also did was to slightly turn it sideways (instead of keeping it straight up) when extracting to try and catch the grove and that’s what magically pulled up the stubborn stripped nail. Again, thank you!
Good tip!
Hey man, congrats on all your comments saying this video did a great job and straight to the point. I can confirm this method is A1
nice tip dude will give it a go, thanks for uploading 👍
Yeah I couldn't get any of these to extract a screw. These things are total garbage. I noticed your screw is sticking out at least an inch my screw was flush in the wood and none of these would get it out total waste of 15 bucks at Lowe's.
Yea it doesn't work every time for sure. But for me it's worked more than it hasn't with real stripped screws.
well done!
Appreciate brevity
Honestly this tool is not helpful I've had this tool for years and has been unsuccessful with taking minor strip screws out that aren't even tightened all the way It just does not work The drills are frayed and going on to One direction instead of reversing back on the other direction this causes it to never catch and instead drill a deeper hole than what it needs to be
A lot of people feel that way. It's worked for me most of the time but it's definitely not 100%
Thanks a bunch! That last part about using the next size up came in clutch!
My situation did not work, almost but not yet. Drilling thru now.. I’d say give it a shot with this though, return if it doesn’t work from ace
Good to note my bolt is a hex and on an exhaust. So it requires a lot of of grip and pressure as well. Most applications I’d say if you use it right it will probably go your way
Yea I've never used it on a hex screw. Good luck getting it out
@@therenodummy left threaded extractor worked instantly and was 15$ cheaper lol
Good to know!
Thank you for the tip of using one size up bit for the extrat step 😊
I tried it just like you said and it doesn't work. I've tried it with two screws today and could get neither one out. The bit doesn't seem hard enough to even drill a hole. They are just regular drywall screws, they shouldn't be that hard.
Definitely doesn’t work every time
Thanks very much for being quick and concise. I had to figure it out on my own at the time I needed it but just found your video as a reminder to download for the future as I don't have short-term memory and will have forgotten it the next time I'll need to use it. The thing I figured out was stepping up bc the extraction kept failing. Having your video will make things fast and easy next time as I won't have to fail and try and fail again - I'll have your video to hand. Thanks again and God bless!
was it reverse on drill for both procceses ? cheers
Yeah, it was in reverse for both. I just watched this and used this method to extract 3 screws
One size up worked for me, this should be written on the package, they probably wouldn’t have so many bad reviews
Finally, a concise instructive video for this tool.
I need something for a tiny screw. Do they make such an extractor bit?
Ive never seen one. Your best bet with a small screw is to try and drill it out with a drill bit.
@@therenodummy I have these old 80’s Gijoe figures & was wondering if you can use an extractor bit for those. They’re tiny screws..
Thank you so much I got a stubborn screw out.
I saw another video that said set your drill gun at the lowest setting, apply pressure and slowly go out.
Thank you again!
What drill setting
2nd gear on drilling mode.
A zoom in would have been nice!
Interesting.
First time I've seen this tool.
I'm curious to know whether it would work on a old rusty screw.
I'm guessing the screw would crumble as you try to extract it.
However I like the tool and will keep it in mind for the future.
I just drill the head off and use grips to turn the screw at the moment.
thanks!
Dudeeee thank uuuu, that size up took it out immediately.
I have not been able to remove any 1-1/4” #10 screw from pine. Junk!
Yea it definitely doesn't work for everybody but it's worked for me more times than not.
Will it work for stripped Allen keys?
I would think so.
It would have been nice if you showed it yp close. I couldn't tell which side was which.
So here’s how I did it . Find your rhythm with the drill then once it’s really in there just slightly tilt drill down and I guess it catches and screws come out like that. Also I didn’t flip the bit . I only used the first side. Also the screw I had issues with was an Alan screw
Good tip. I'll try it next time.
Inside diameter guage,ivory marble ? Sorry.
Dude I bought a china one and I can't believe it worked.
Well that's good. How much was it?
Thanks for the simple video❤
This video is a money and time saver thanks!!!
Worked great, now how do i get the screw off the bit 😂
Ive had to get a vice grip to get one out!
@@therenodummy managed to get it with some pliers, but thats a good idea, these bits are great, was finally able to remove my lisence plate straighten it haha
It failed me. I can not get my deck screw out..
Did you try using the extractor that's a size bigger than the reamer?
@@therenodummy yeah, tried that.
@@dogerine Same, I'm on my first one and it's a no go. Gonna try and put duct tape on top of it and see if it helps grip it.
This video is way better than one. I just watched that was five times longer.
Thanks!
I’ve never had success with these it’s garbage
Have you tried drilling it out with one size and then extracting with the size up? That's worked for me.
@@therenodummyyes just spins on me
Fair enough!
Thanks for the vid.
Great simple and quick presentation
Thank you!!! I've been trying on and off for 3 days to remove a stripped out hex set screw on the bottom of a Moen faucet handle. I had a speed set, but the instructions were gone and I was using the wrong end! I have no idea if I'm going to be able to find another set screw with this thread pattern, so I'm just going to use the speed bit to put the thing back in after I change out the cartridge.
Thank you
Thank You
Watch another video on extraction, the person extracting the screw - use the drill in the forward ( tightening ) position and after making a pilot hole
try to extract the screw in the forward position, the extractor " broke", had to watch your video on how to do it the " right " way, thank you - excellent video.
This does not work . It’s sh***
It's worked for me almost every time but it doesn't surprise me that other people haven't had luck with it.
Yea it’s worked for me as an electrician like 8 out of 10 times. It really depends if the screw is corroded then it probably won’t work. I will say most of the time I end up going up one size in the extractors
Door bolts broke off my tractor. Worked great to get them out but the bit broke the first time lmfao
Thanks sir
Thanks 🙏🏿!!!!
i think i hit some really hard screws these bits dulled and didnt work.
Worked!
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Do you think it would work on bleeder screws
I don't know for sure but I bet it would. I would definitely try it
Failed me
Bummer. Definitely doesn't work every time
Pretty good
Will this work for security Torx screws
I would think so because it's reaming out the head of the screw and using its own extractor.
Phenomenal video, thank you so much!
Best video on UA-cam. No frills just facts!
Thanks for the kind words
In other words, if you try to remove an old/rusty sheared bolt this crappy tool will NEVER work. Thanks for the demo of "using an ombrella on a shiny, non rainy day". Get off your stupid, fantacy world dude! Reality is different
😆 didn't know speed out could incite such anger. It works for me 9/10 times.
Nah. Didn't work at all.
'Grab it' brand extractor did though.
I need to check that one out.
It doesn’t work
Why didn’t it work?
It doesn't work for everyone. I just used it last night though. I used a bigger size to extract it than I did to drill it out.
Awful product
Speed out is a horrible product, it has never worked for me and created a bigger problem every time. Trash product
Use a pair of vice grips, duh
Flat head screw. Nothing to grip.
This is for demo purposes Bill.
Try using vice grips on something that's snapped off flush! Why would you flaunt your ignorance on the internet? Let alone on this? Mr.Gargan-tuant dumb dumb?
This didn’t work, I tried the “next size up” trick and that didn’t work. Any suggestions how to get the stripped screw out?
That stinks. You could try some needle nose locking pliers and see if you can grab the screws head and turn it.