Remove a stripped screw 8 DIY ways anybody can do

Today we are looking at how to Remove a stripped screw 8 DIY ways anybody can do, Removing a Damaged screw is alot easier than most people realise.
You just have to make sure you use something that will bite into the screw so you can draw it out easy.

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[DoItAllDan]

What do you guys use to remove stripped/damaged screws??

[lilmissalis]

I tried everything for what seemed like two hours, this video actually helped. Thank you!

[Anthony-gqdk]

Brilliant video, common sense and science to remedy the problem. Well done, very well delivered too.

[alexandravanhorn]

Yay!! Thank you!!! I used a steel wool soap pad and it worked!!! Woohoo!!! You’re awesome!!! Thank you!!!!

[cooper]

If it is an allen, torx, or certain size philips head, I often use a short torx bit and hammer it into the head; then attach the drill and back it out. The boxes of deck screws I used to buy always came with the proper size torx bit, bit I always had longer bits I liked so I have a small supply of cheap torx bits to use just for this purpose.

[toniamcdonald]

Thank you so much! 👍🏽 Electrical tape worked perfectly! 🙌🏽🙏🏽

[roxy-tjjo]

Thank you for the tips really impressed

[DragonFly]

Something new i have learnt I yet haven't attempted to take out 1 bolt I'm going to take out so I'm fishing around for as much information and knowledge i can get before my 1st attempt its the only 1 chance i have to remove that bolt, so i stumbled upon your channel and by far your methods are Great i shall try the way you did then if no luck i have the scew/bolt extractor as last resort.

[Ghost_png_]

Thank you 🙏 Great ideas 💡 i’m on my way to try them now !!

[bearnecessiteespolio]

Steel wool worked a treat for me! Thanks. I tore a tiny bit from a cleaning "Brillo pad" under my sink. Boom! Subbed

[Ghost_png_]

Thank you for helping people who don’t know this stuff !!

[TriffanyHammond]

Your first tip saved me...the teflon tape worked like a charm. Thank you, thank you!

[Mobabe]

Thank you the wire wool worked wonders when nothing else did!!! Thanks for posting!

[missa]

I used masking tape and a regular screw driver and it really worked! Thanks!

[CurlsByMandi]

This blew my mind. The duct tape was a total life hack and I'll be trying it tomorrow! Thank you for this!

[WaiIpChungFMOclinic]

The Teflon tape method really worked! Thanks!

[ivanvelez]

Hi there, in this demostration its done with a round head screw. Thats always easy to unscrew. How about showing a demonstration where the screw is flat even on the surface. Hope to hear from you soon.

[blueandbanana]

Spent weeks trying to remove screws attached to stainless steel. I tried EZ Outs/Speed Outs, screw extractors, rubber bands, super glue, drill bits, gloves, and the only thing that worked was using a rotary tool with cutter (Harbor Freight $10) to cut a line/slit(Phillips flathead) in the center of the screw so an Impact Driver can hold onto the screw. My screw was too short and the material was very soft. Put painters tape on the screw before using an Impact Driver(Amazon $12). This was the only thing that worked for me. Hope this helps someone out there.

[jonathanvillalba]

Would any of this work for a stripped mortorcycle break reservoir phillips or jis screw?

[mariah]

Brilliant. I've used the elastic band method but have never seen the other ones. Thanks for sharing 👍🙂