ENGINEER screw removal/extractor gripping pliers (combi style), with unique non-slip jaws for quickly extracting damaged/stuck screws. pz-58 GT neji-saurus (green grips)

Recommend good quality product made in japan

Do the job need it for!

Bin Hobbymechaniker und repariere regelmäßig Autos, Motorräder und vieles mehr. Diese Zange darf mMn in keiner Werkstatt fehlen. Sie ist vielseitig und qualitativ Hochwertig. Ich habe sie schon mehrmals im harten Einsatz (z.B. an einer abgerissenen Schraube angesetzt und noch zusätzlich mit voller Kraft mit einer größeren Knippex zusammengedrückt- sie hat gehalten und hat keine Schäden davongetragem) Sie ist jeden Cent wert! Absolute Kaufempfehlung!

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Pinza professionale per estrazioni di viti, ovviamente come il 99% degli utensili made in Japan funziona perfettamente e di egregia fattura. Per la cronaca ero giorni che cercavo di estrarre una vite a testa piatta con l'inserto per cacciavite danneggiato, avevo mille dubbi su questa pinza, in tutta semplicita lo estratta in 10 secondi senza far alcuna fatica .

I swear to god the people who made these pliers are MAGICAL WIZARDS. tl;dr: Dremel didn't work? Rubber bands didn't work? Tap extractor didn't work? Before you give up and just drill through the darn screw, possibly screwing up all the material around it, BUY THESE. It will be the best $31 you ever spend. In fact I would have these on hand FIRST and try them before anything else, while you still have an intact screwhead (though it will totally still work on one that is messed up). Long story: I purchased the Sainsmart x Anet A8 printer DIY kit. It came in a super sketchy box from Shenzen. The build quality is a little inconsistent and some of the nuts and bolts are a little tight. This isn't really a problem...until it came to the BUILD PLATE. If you 3d print, you knows that the build plate leveling makes or breaks you. So imagine my abject horror when I discovered that one of the screws for build plate leveling was so tightly stuck in the build plate that my screwdriver had started stripping it. First I tried the rubber band trick. No dice. Then I tried the Dremel with the reinforced fiberglass cutoff wheel, #426. Pro tip for future people in this situation: DO NOT USE THE 426 WHEEL TO CUT A SLOT, IT IS FAR TOO WIDE. The thickness of the cutoff wheel itself combined with the vibration and slippage of the Dremel created a slot that was far too wide for any flat head screwdriver that I owned, and I simply started stripping that too. I kept cutting a deeper and deeper groove until I realized I was simply destroying the screw head. At this point I was ready to cry and give up and detach the whole hot plate assembly so I that I could just drill through the damn thing - but before I did that, I told myself I'd get this little set of pliers ($31, free one-day shipping on Prime to Canada) and give it a try. BOY AM I GLAD I DID. I was afraid the screwhead would simply fall apart under the force of the pliers, but miraculously, this set of pliers is somehow designed to generate enough friction that it was able to grab the screwhead with ease. From the minute you grab and start twisting you'll know whether this is going to work out or not (if even the Nejisaurus won't do it, you're probably actually SOL and should just drill the thing out). You can see from the photo how much of the metal on the plate was literally carved out on to the threads of the screw and how impossible this would have been to remove with a screwdriver. The NEJISAURUS IS MAGIC! (ok really it's friction, but FRICTIONAL MAGIC) Literally shouted for joy. Best $31 I ever spent. So glad to have this in my toolbox now. Also fun fact - neji means "screw" in Japanese. I love these people. Oh my god. <3 FWIW wrt previous reviewers who said the handle was too wide - I am a short female with small hands and I thought this was perfectly fine.

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