Grabit Screw Remover!

[xenosagarox]

Lol found this little tidbit on my bros laptop in his favorites: Grabit Remover (http://4grabit.com/Default.asp?bhcp=1). Apparently, if you damage a screw, strip it or remove the head entirely, it'll remove it in 10 seconds or less. Looks interesting and I might buy it since its only 19.99. Think of all the usefulness:banana:!

Edit: I think you might need a drill to run this, but we all have drills right? Anyways, I found it on Amazon.com, my fav site for buying things: linkyyyy (http://www.amazon.com/s/102-9699028-4724108?ie=UTF8&search-alias=tools&field-brandtextbin=Alden%20Corporation)

[xRyokenx]

That looks nice. And if you don't have a drill, who here doesn't have a Dremel?

Okay, I confess, I don't have a Dremel, but I have a drill!

[Crimson Sky]

I just bought the 4 piece grabit kit to remove a small screw from the sight on one of my rifles--worked great.

One "bit" of advice I can give that I learned--if the bit doesnt seem to be working on removing the screw, go a size up.

and yeah...you need a variable speed reversing drill.

[rendermandan]

I bought a set of these last year from Craftsman (Sears). -I haven't used them yet but it was a 6 piece set. they also make them for rounded bolt heads as well.

[elbarto241]

someone with a good idea is making a nice penny.

[Mach]

+rep for the recommendation! I used these last year when I stripped out a screw head in my car stereo. Worked amazingly well.

[xenosagarox]

"when you have a stripped screw,
who do you call?
GRABIT SCREW REMOVER!
*funky little tune*
who do you call?
GRABIT SCREW REMOVER!"
lol i was really bored and I might as well right? And thanks for the tip Crims.

[BerticusPryme]

yeah I ordered a set when I seen them and then come home and see a post about it. I will post results about them when I can

[Spawn-Inc]

my dad got a set of two from mastercraft and they sucked IMO. i tried drilling with the drill end and it didn't really do much. i would sooner grab the dremel and turn it into a slotted head.

i have seen these (http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?P65=&tool=all&item_ID=77401&group_ID=16597&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog) work and would pick up a set, but it's to much for the amount of times i would use it. also there more for bolts than screws.

[Blebbz]

I just used a normal drill bit, put the drill into reverse, and it came out in a few seconds. But the thing is i didn't want it to, I just wanted to hide the screw :(

[crenn]

Hmmm.... I'll have to try to get a set of these next year... when I have a job xP;