Hi I need extractors that can work on small screws such as 2mm-6mm will this set do it or is there another
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the manufacturers site has the sizes of screws for these. I think these will work but check the site
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The micro Grabit is a perfectly designed tool to achieve extraction of stripped , or in anyway damaged Torq bolts or other fasteners. Simple to use and totally effective.The larger version should not be necessary.
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This unit has an adapter for both the large and small screw threads . Check your owners manual for the correct attachments either 1/4 20 or the smaller 3/16 thread size
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Have you tried metric hex keys? Many of these tools have metric sized set screws.
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All standard hex bits are compatible, they appear to be the same for all tools. You will have to shop around for a 7mm nut driver, but I am sure you can find one or a set that includes one. -Brad
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Most readily available screw driver bits are 1/4" (6mm). The Teeny Turner uses standard 3/16" (5mm) bits.
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This set is way too small for an axe job. Really. Unless you're talking about removing metal flakes from a bigger file, then I would suggest a good wire brush. You need a good 8 or 9-inch flat file (bastard file) for an axe.
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If you have a screwdriver that accepts hexagonal (6 sided) bits this set will work with it.
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to be honest with you this will only work done stripped heads that are not seized up. if this thing is seized in there you're going to want to go for the next biggest tool. if you think you could get it out if you could just get a grip on it but then this will probably work. I broke a couple of mine in this set. They are decent, but have limits.
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I would think so. There are 6 different sizes so you're bound to have the right one. They were perfect for the tiny screws on my laptop.
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i made it work with Dewalt track saw and a porter cable bench jointer. worked great, but needed to buy special connections from a hardware store. it is a great dust extractor.
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You will need an adapter for the short bits. They will be hard to pull out other wise.
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Yes, they're very small. The screw sizes are the following (srewdriver is represented with the simbols) I believe they're: phillips, flathead, and torx or star. +#0, +#00, +#000, -1.5mm, -2mm, -2.5mm, *SD5, *SD6, *SD7.
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Call Harbor Freight Tools. I was told they have two different sets with the same part number. They have two sizes in Millimeters. The small size has two brushes. The large size has three. I thought it must be the small size as i only needed two. They are too small and I have it working with one old one and one new one. One new one burned up in a couple of days, so I will try the large size next....good luck
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I just tried to use them to remove some 1/4-20 stainless flat head screws that were corroded into a piece of aluminum. The #2 tool, which is spec'd for 1/4" fasteners, broke with very little effort. Since the heads were big enough, I then tried to use the #4 tool, which is supposedly strong enough to remove 3/8" fasteners, and it broke too. I don't expect miracles from these tools but I do expect that they would strip the fastener head before breaking themselves. I consider this a design flaw and would not recommend them for really tough jobs.
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I primarily purchased for eye glasses and the smallest screwdriver in this set barely fits the largest screw in my glasses. I would not recommend this set for eye glasses or watches, it way to big. It's great to have around the house as it fits screws that a typical screwdriver is to big for.
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These extractors are only designed to remove damaged right hand thread fasteners. They would work to tighten a fastener that is left hand thread, but will most likely damage it's flats. If you could find left hand thread bolt/nut extractors, they would most likely be able to tighten a right hand thread fastener.
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KevinThe screws that the manufacture supplies are too big. You will need to use smaller ones.