Screw Extracting Pliers

[theoldwizard1]

Anyone ever try these? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000TGNVUG/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I have around head screw that the Philips head is destroyed. No welder. Can't really use much heat. Other hints ?

 

[BlakeTheCarGuy]

I recommend Knipex TwinGrip 82 01 200 best pliers for that kind of thing in my opinion. Never failed me. Them or Vampliers.

 

[Steve_P]

Twin grip and/or the Engineer screw pliers. Like Blake, neither have failed me. I bought 3-4 of different Engineer, and I think also a 3 Peak in different sizes before the Twin Grip was available. But today I'd buy a Twin Grip first as it might cover all your needs.

 

[ecotec]

I don’t have the gas pliers style. I have had the PZ-58 model for years. They have been pretty great so far.

 

[tamaraw]

I recommend Knipex TwinGrip 82 01 200 best pliers for that kind of thing in my opinion. Never failed me. Them or Vampliers.

Vampliers are made by engineer, they are just the versions marketed for the US.

 

[Vvmvbb]

Yeah I have those they are great. And cheap.

 

[darkzero]

Vampliers are made by engineer, they are just the versions marketed for the US.

And the Vampliers cost more!

 

[southalabama]

I’ve got engineer and vampliers. Both work great. Engineers better value. Get a variety of sizes.

 

[darkzero]

I have various Engineer screw removal pliers, as well as Merry & the Knipex. They all work well, I use the Engineers more cause it's smaller stripped screws that I encounter more.

Aside from the pliers, I have these stripped screw removal bits. I also have the screwdriver handle made for them (and extension) that is tang through so you can lightly hammer the bits in if needed. They're made by Engineer also. Don't think they're sold in the US though, got them from Amz.jp. (The silver bits are for SHCSs.)



My stripped screw removal kit that I put together.


PZ-58 (most popular it seems) & PZ-60. Black ones in the kit are PZ-57 (grips down to 2mm). I also have the PZ-59 which are useless to me.


Knipex Twin Grip & Merry ZA-185. I rarely use these.

 

[southalabama]

I have various Engineer screw removal pliers, as well as Merry & the Knipex. They all work well, I use the Engineers more cause it's smaller stripped screws that I encounter more.

Aside from the pliers, I have these stripped screw removal bits. I also have the screwdriver handle made for them (and extension) that is tang through so you can lightly hammer the bits in if needed. They're made by Engineer also. Don't think they're sold in the US though, got them from Amz.jp. (The silver bits are for SHCSs.)



My stripped screw removal kit that I put together.


PZ-58 (most popular it seems) & PZ-60. Black ones in the kit are PZ-57. I also have the PZ-59 which are useless to me.


Knipex Twin Grip & Merry ZA-185. I rarely used these.

Nice setup

 

[TJMtl]

I have various Engineer screw removal pliers, as well as Merry & the Knipex. They all work well, I use the Engineers more cause it's smaller stripped screws that I encounter more.

Aside from the pliers, I have these stripped screw removal bits. I also have the screwdriver handle made for them (and extension) that is tang through so you can lightly hammer the bits in if needed. They're made by Engineer also. Don't think they're sold in the US though, got them from Amz.jp. (The silver bits are for SHCSs.)



My stripped screw removal kit that I put together.


PZ-58 (most popular it seems) & PZ-60. Black ones in the kit are PZ-57 (grips down to 2mm). I also have the PZ-59 which are useless to me.


Knipex Twin Grip & Merry ZA-185. I rarely use these.

Thanks a lot, I just ordered the PZ-57,58 and 60 because of you. lol

Edit, Twingrips on the way too.

 

[blackwire]

Vice grips/locking pliers work best for me. Can put more pressure and dig in deeper than pliers can.

 

[lardy1]

I have two styles of Engineer and they do well. I also have the Knipex Twin Grip and use them more because of their versatility.

 

[gfd_703]

Knipex Twin Grips have saved me twice in this situation.

 

[AJHD]

The Knipex TwinGrip pliers have served me very well. They work great for pulling bolts/screws/nails/staples out of tires and solid wheels. I've had to remove dozens and dozens from various equipment at work.