Screw Remover
Posted by Screw Removal on
November 5, 2008
Are you currently trying to fix or refurbish some old furniture in your home? If you are, then you may come across some really stubborn screws that just won’t come out easily. You may want to remove screws for many reasons. For example, you may wish to remove a wooden door from a cabinet so that you can repair it. Unfortunately, due to wear and tear, the head of the screw has either broken off or has rusted so terribly that an ordinary screw driver just won’t work.
Most screw removers attach directly to a power drill for a more direct approach. Using the power drill, you can immediately attach the remover bolt to the screw head with some drilling in the clockwise direction. Simply activate the drill in the counter clockwise direction to remove the screw. This way, you don’t have to run into the risk of the remover bolt not fitting into the pilot hole.