hyhy 22PCS-Damaged Screw Extractor Set, High Speed Stripped Screw Extractor Steel, All-Purpose H.S.S 4341 Socket Adapter Screw Removal Set with Magnetic Extension

hyhy 22PCS-Damaged Screw Extractor Set, High Speed Stripped Screw Extractor Steel, All-Purpose H.S.S 4341 Socket Adapter Screw Removal Set with Magnetic Extension

• 🔧【EXTENSIVE APPLICABILITY】- The bolt extractor set (Ex#1 - #10, Dr#1 - #10) works with any drill and any size screw or bolt. Suitable for hexagon socket bolts, square head screws, wood screws, hexagon head screws, mechanical screws, sheet metal screws and other screws.Complete size easy out bolt extractor set and can meet your unique needs.
• 🔧【EASY TO OPERATE】- Two simple steps can remove all jammed screws/bolts in a few seconds. Only one drill bit is needed, no other tools are needed. Choose a drill bit smaller than the damaged screw to easily remove the screw. In this process, make sure to turn the damaged screw counterclockwise until it is loose!
• 🔧【BEST QUALITY】- This damaged screw remover tool kit is made from high hardness H.S.S. 4341 alloy steel, durable for extracting stripped, broken, stuck or damaged screws.We have carried out strict quality inspection and control on everyone of our screw adapters before they leave the factory.Your goods is backed by our Highest Quality Promise.
• 🔧【EASY TO CARRY】- Our products are packaged in a storage tool box to ensure that you will not lose one ! You can take it with you and use it for home, telecommunications, car or mechanical maintenance work.

<p>This Kit includes: <br />Large Files: 1 Large Bastard, 1 Large Rasp, 1 Large Half Round, <br />Mi <p><strong>Filing Best Practices</strong></p><p>Do not try to file hardened steel with a (hardened steel) file; you will quickly ruin the it. Also diamond-embedded files should not be used on soft materials, including many softer steels, as this will cause the diamonds to be torn out.</p><p>Clean out any bits of file metal with a stiff wire brush.</p><p>Chalk/oil/lard the file: rub a small amount of lard/oil into the teeth of the file to: <ul>1. Make cutting easier from the loss of friction of metal on metal</ul><ul>2. Remove the chance of having pins form and stick in the teeth</ul><ul>3. Keep the metal dust down making cleanup and breathing much easier</ul><ul>4. Rust protection on the piece and the file itself.</ul></p><p>If using Lard or Oil, don't forget if you need to do work that requires the surface to be clean of it.</p><p>Clamp the work in the vice. It should stick out far enough that you don't rub the file on the hardened steel jaws of the vice, but if the work extends too far, it will vibrate or chatter, making the work take longer and the finish worse.</p> <p><strong>HEAVY CROSS FILING:</strong> for course work, grab the handle of the file handle with one hand and place the palm of the other hand on the end of the file. Point the file away from you, press down firmly enough that the file digs in and cuts the metal while making long, slow strokes away from your body. Remove downward pressure on the return stroke so you don't dull the file.</p> <p><strong>LIGHT CROSS FILING:</strong> for detail work, grab the handle of the file with the dominant hand and place the fingers of the other hand on the end of the file. Orienting the file so that it points away from you, press down firmly (so that the file digs in and cuts the metal) and make long, slow strokes away from your body, removing downward pressure on the return stroke to prevent dulling the file.</p>