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10PCS Damaged Bolt Extractor Set

Our most-ordered kit for bolts that are snapped flush, rusted solid or rounded past the point a wrench can hold.

Back Out the Broken Bolt Without Wrecking the Thread

Ten hardened extractors sized for the bolts that actually seize — exhaust, suspension, engine mounts, trailer hardware. The reverse spiral bites deeper the harder you turn, so the bolt walks out instead of spinning in place.

  • Grips bolts that are snapped flush, rusted solid or rounded off
  • Turns with a 1/2" socket — impact wrench, ratchet or breaker bar
  • Stripped Allen bolt? Drive it straight in — no drilling needed
  • Ten sizes from 1/8" to 13/32", hardened to be used more than once

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Use it on the bolt that's been beating you. If it doesn't come out, email support@modnestic.com within 60 days and we'll refund the order.

SEE IT IN ACTION

Two Turns and the Bolt Is Out

The broken and damaged studs and bolts are hard to remove with common tools. Our extractor set is much easier to remove broken studs, bolts, socket screws, and fittings with efficiency.

STEP 1

Seat it on the damaged bolt

Pick the size that bites, tap it on, and drive it with the 1/2" socket you already own.

STEP 2

Turn counter-clockwise — it walks out

The reverse spiral tightens as you turn, so the bolt backs out instead of spinning in place.

Real footage — no editing tricks.

Why It Actually Grips

Heat-treated hardened steel with reverse spiral flutes that cut their own grip into the damaged head.

Why It Actually Grips

Heat-treated hardened steel with reverse spiral flutes that cut their own grip into the damaged head.

Reverse spiral flutes

Cut in the opposite direction to the bolt. Every degree of torque tightens the grip instead of chewing the head wider.

Hardened steel, not pot metal

Heat-treated so the tool stays harder than the fastener, and holds its cutting edge on rusted and seized bolts.

Ten sizes, one 1/2" hex base

1/8" through 13/32" covers seized studs, snapped bolts and stripped Allen heads on cars, machinery and outdoor equipment. Every bit shares the same hex body, so one socket drives them all.

Not a one-use tool

Clean it off and put it back in the drawer. The same bit handles the next stuck fastener, and the one after that.

The broken bolt backed out on the extractor with its threads intact

The Three WaysThis Ends

Every seized bolt gives you the same three options. Only one of them costs $29.99.

The Three WaysThis Ends

Every seized bolt gives you the same three options. Only one of them costs $29.99.

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Drill It Out
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The bolt comes out whole
The thread survives
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Done in minutes
Fix it now, not Thursday
Works next time too

Stuck Bolts, Solved

Stuck Bolts, Solved

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sizes in the set

1/8" through 13/32", all on the same 1/2" hex body.

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days to decide

Use it first. Refund if it doesn't do the job.

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support reply

A person answers, usually inside one business day.

Free shipping on orders over $49. Guarantee applies to the original purchaser, 60 days from delivery.

One Bolt Shouldn't Cost You the Whole Job

A bolt that rounds out or snaps off flush turns a thirty-minute repair into a weekend — a trip to the parts store, a cut-off wheel, and a thread you now have to re-tap. The 10PCS kit puts it back to a two-minute problem: seat it, socket it, out.

Meet the 10PCS Extractor Set

When the Socket Just Spins

Every mechanic knows the sound. The wrench slips, the corners go, and what was a routine bolt is now a problem with no obvious exit. Cut it off and you damage the part. Take it to a shop and you lose four days. Modnestic tools exist for that one moment — the fastener that has stopped cooperating. Nothing else.

Out in Three Steps

1

Seat the extractor

Pick the size that sits snug in the damaged head and tap it in. If the bolt snapped off flush, drill a pilot hole first with a standard twist bit.

2

Socket over the hex

Drop a 1/2" socket over the extractor body. An impact wrench is fastest, but a ratchet or breaker bar works just as well.

3

It walks itself out

Turn counter-clockwise with steady pressure. The reverse flutes bite harder the more you turn, and the bolt comes up with the extractor — threads intact.

Not a gadget — a tool you keep in the drawer.

Buy it for one seized bolt. Keep it because the next one always comes.

  • Hardened steel, heat-treated
  • Turns with a 1/2" socket
  • Ten sizes, 1/8" to 13/32"
  • 60-day money-back guarantee

Before You Buy

The questions people actually email us.

Will this work on a bolt that's snapped off flush? +

That's one of the two cases it's built for. Center-punch the stub, drill a pilot hole down the middle, then drive the extractor in. The reverse spiral cuts its own grip inside the hole, so there's nothing left to slip out of.

Which size do I need? +

You don't measure the bolt. Drill the largest pilot hole the broken bolt will take without cutting into the surrounding thread, then pick the extractor stamped with that same size.

The number on each extractor is the diameter of its spiral tip, which is also the pilot drill size it needs. The bolt you are removing is always larger than that number — the extractor works from inside a hole drilled in the bolt.

If the head is still there and only the Allen socket is rounded out, skip the drilling: pick the extractor that sits snug in the recess.

What tools do I need? +

A 1/2" socket on an impact wrench, ratchet or breaker bar. The extractor body is a 1/2" hex, so it's driven by a socket rather than a drill chuck. You only need a drill if the bolt snapped off flush and you have to make a pilot hole first.

My Allen bolt is rounded out. Do I have to drill it? +

No. The rounded socket is already your pilot hole. Pick the extractor that sits snug in the recess, tap it in, and turn counter-clockwise. This is the fastest case the kit handles.

What's the difference between the 10PCS and the 14PCS set? +

It comes down to how the fastener failed. The 10PCS bites from the inside — for heads that are gone, snapped off flush, or with a rounded-out Allen socket. The 14PCS is a socket set that grips from the outside — for heads that are still there but rounded off. Neither replaces the other, which is why most people take the bundle.

How long does shipping take? +

Processed in 1–2 business days. United States, United Kingdom and Canada: 9–16 business days after dispatch. Free over $49, otherwise $4.99. Orders outside the US may be charged import VAT, GST or duty on delivery.

Can I return it after I've actually used it? +

Yes — that's the point. You can't tell whether a tool works without putting it on a real bolt. Email support@modnestic.com within 60 days with your order number. Signs of use are expected, not a disqualifier.

Will the extractor break off inside the bolt? +

These are heat-treated so the tool stays harder than the fastener. Turn it steadily with a 1/2" socket and let the spiral bite — an extractor is far more likely to snap when it is shock-loaded or forced sideways than when it is turned under steady pressure.