So this is for extracting stripped bolts and scews? for all head types Hex,Phillips etc...
1418652
Supposedly. But it didn't do squat for me in extracting a "One-way" screw which secured a dead-bolt lock. In my instance it was useless.
1418653
Used on Phillips, don't see why wouldn't work on others. Extracted 4 rusted brake rotor screws, worked like champ, highly recommend!
79679
Sure does. I used it to extract mine after my 99' Odyssey suffered transmission failure. Very helpful tool.
922233
This tool is the right one for this job. The thread that comes with it is fairly heavy. This may or may not be the look you are trying to achieve. You could use other threads.
392022
Hi. I don't think so, as the rotating head is quite wide and there are no spares in different shape that you can use. I hope I was helpfull.
1850428
This takes hex drive bits and drivers. I already had everything I needed but I did a little research for you. Black & Decker has a "71-973 Quick Connect 30 Piece Drilling and Screwdriving Set" for $19.99 Amazon Prime. This is probably all a casual user of this Hitachi driver would need.
2007944
It's a machine bolt and you may not be able to find exact head. Any Ace Hardware should have a similar bolt/screw. If you bring one of the remaining bolts for an example is best if not ask for a quarter 20, 1/4 inch wide by 1 3/4 inch long machine bolt. Good luck it should be easy to find. ACD
2148754
Not sure but it comes with the hex wrench you need anyway. You will also need a very small flat-bladed screwdriver, which was not included with mine.
1896769
Possibly. Used mine to pull off a rusted on sleeve on rear axle bolt. It did get it off without tool snapping or bending. Tough set of pullers. Nice to have a set of different size pullers to meet needs of job.
210037
Yes. this drill uses the hex driver. You can use Phillips, flathead, square, torx, adapter from hex to 1/4, 3/8 socket you can use them with drill bits that have the hex drive. Many many many ways.
2148761
Yes, but it comes with a hex wrench. You will still need a phillips head screwdriver of your own.
435990
Phillips head screw driver, hammer, Allen wrench and flat head screw driver
584775
Use with a screwdriver handle that takes hex head inserts, or with an electric drill.
1931145
Yes, you can unscrew the head and mount any standard head to it. I don't remember the bolt/thread size, but it is standard.
1199771
I'm not sure. The included Phillips heads are not as small as the slot headed ones though. I've used these mostly for electronic stuff. My gut sense says no.
1378468
Yes, although other than a novelty I don't see what use it would be. I fireda total of 5 bolts before this piece of chinese, sweat shop made, crap broke beyond repair. Save some money and go for the next one up in price this one is not worth it perhaps that one will be.
1981574
I used it for a Dremel. I am unaware of what other products it can be used for. However, as long as you have a tool that can hold the bits I do not see why something else would not work.
1821557
I don't know the exact size but it's a micro phillips head. I believe they call it a "precision" tool. I had to go to a couple different hardware stores to find one that worked.