Customer Reviews for VEVOR Screw Extractor Set, 27 Pieces Hex Head Multi-Spline Easy Out Bolt Extractor Tool, with Adapters, Solid Storage Case, Cr-Mo Steel Stripped Bolt Remover for Removing Rounded, Broken Bolts, Screws

Werkt boven verwachting goed. Trok met een moerslagsleutel zo de bouten, die al dertig jaar op mijn auto zaten te roesten, er uit

The case works well. Nice and small at a good price.

Perfect

Precio valor la mejor opción, como siempre todo muy bien. Gracias

Have not used this item yet , I bought it for future use

Worked above and beyond expectations, snapped a Cam bolt out on a DOHC engine. Used center punch and kept using drill bits working up in size and backed itself out on its own just using the drill bits no extractor even needed. Note to future buyers do come oiled, would recommend wiping off before use to avoid slippery fingers from the oil.

NOT RESEVED !!!!!!!

Bought this set to remove broken chasis bolts but the quality proved to be very poor. Drill bits became dull after a few minutes. The extractor pieces broke inside the drilled bolts. Would absolutely Not recommend

Bought this tool set to extract a couple of broken bolts, high hopes of getting my issues but after several failed attempts of broken drill bits and stripped extracts, job failure. This is one of the WORST tool kits I have ever bought. Either type of extracts will grab a good enough bite to grip enough. This is the second product I have purchased from this site that has let me down, anymore defective products and I will not be shopping Vevor anymore. I give this product 2/10 only due to the price of product and decent delivery time. Parts quality 1/10.

Purchased this set with the intent of recovering 3 broken bolts from a 2013 Land Rover LR4. First two were 6mm bolts broken off from vibration in the timing chain. Using the reverse bits to first drill holes into the bolts and then driving the long thin extractor (1/8" socket style was too large) the bolts came out on the first attempts. I was two for two! Then a few days later I made an attempt on a broken m6x25 with a missing T30 torx head. Using the same method, drilled with smallest bit then next size up, drove extractor into hole. Attached wrench to extractor and began to apply pressure and the extractor exploded/shattered just above the bolt and now partially sticks out. Third time was not the charm! Now considering welding nut or attempting to extract the chromoly extractor by grinding with diamond dremel bits and trying again with a different manufacturers product! Quality of these bits is suspect and not sure I would recommend the product.