Screw Extractors & Drills - Easy-OutSutton Tools Screw Extractors or Easy Outs are designed to remove broken studs, bolts, socket screws and fittings. Helpful Hint: Use recommended Sutton Tools drill size to pre-drill a pilot hole in the broken bolt prior to extracting.
Screw Extractors & Drills - Easy-OutSutton Tools Screw Extractors or Easy Outs are designed to remove broken studs, bolts, socket screws and fittings. Helpful Hint: Use recommended Sutton Tools drill size to pre-drill a pilot hole in the broken bolt prior to extracting.
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The lowest price for Sutton M6020001 Screw Extractor Easy Out Set #1 right now is $9.46, compared across 21 retailers.
Sutton M6020001 Screw Extractor Easy Out Set #1
Screw Extractors & Drills - Easy-OutSutton Tools Screw Extractors or Easy Outs are designed to remove broken studs, bolts, socket screws and fittings. Helpful Hint: Use recommended Sutton Tools drill size to pre-drill a pilot hole in the broken bolt prior to extracting.
Screw Extractors & Drills - Easy-OutSutton Tools Screw Extractors or Easy Outs are designed to remove broken studs, bolts, socket screws and fittings. Helpful Hint: Use recommended Sutton Tools drill size to pre-drill a pilot hole in the broken bolt prior to extracting.
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Prices last updated 26 June 2026.
Last updated at 26/06/2026 20:22:35
Sutton Tools M602 Easy-Out No.1 Screw Extractor Set with 2.0 mm Carded Drill
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Sutton tools M602 Screw Extractor #2, 7/32-Inch - 1/4-Inch Bolt Size
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Sutton Tools - 2.0mm Extractor M602 Screw Ezy-out Carded No.1 M4-M5 & DRL | M6020001
Delivery between 27 June – 6 July $7.95
Sutton Tools - 3.0mm Extractor M602 Screw Ezy-out Carded No.1 M6-M8 & DRL | M6020002
Delivery between 27 June – 6 July $7.95
Screw Extractor Set #1
Screw Extractor Set #2
Sutton Easy-Out Screw Extractor & Drill, #2
Delivery between 3–9 July $14.50
Sutton M602 Screw Extractors & Drill - Easy-Out No1
Delivery $10
Sutton M602 Screw Extractors & Drill - Easy-Out No2
Delivery $10
Screw Extractor M602 No.2 Set With 3.0mm Drill Carded Sutton Tools M6020002 Pack of 2
Delivery between Sat – Tue $9.70
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
Doesn't remove any screws. Got ripped off. This product is absolutely garbage. Please save your money.
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
I wish I had read the other reviews before I bought this. The bit snapped on first use with minimal pressure. Terrible quality. Bunnings should take these off the shelves until Sutton addresses the quality issues.
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
I broke a 4mm bolt in a bike stem face plate. After a bunch of YouTube research I knew the main thing for this process would be patience. The other reviews are correct. The bit can snap easy. So take it super slow drilling your pilot hole. Keep it straight (drill press would be ideal). Got there in the end. Don’t write this product off. Give it a go, but always prepare and don’t rush.
| COO (Country of Origin) | AU |
| Number of Pieces | 2 |
| Set Contents | Drill bit, Screw Extractor |
Sutton Tools M602 Easy-Out No.1 Screw Extractor Set with 2.0 mm Carded Drill
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Sutton tools M602 Screw Extractor #2, 7/32-Inch - 1/4-Inch Bolt Size
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Sutton Tools - 2.0mm Extractor M602 Screw Ezy-out Carded No.1 M4-M5 & DRL | M6020001
Delivery between 27 June – 6 July $7.95
Sutton Tools - 3.0mm Extractor M602 Screw Ezy-out Carded No.1 M6-M8 & DRL | M6020002
Delivery between 27 June – 6 July $7.95
Screw Extractor Set #1
Doesn't remove any screws. Got ripped off. This product is absolutely garbage. Please save your money.
I wish I had read the other reviews before I bought this. The bit snapped on first use with minimal pressure. Terrible quality. Bunnings should take these off the shelves until Sutton addresses the quality issues.
I broke a 4mm bolt in a bike stem face plate. After a bunch of YouTube research I knew the main thing for this process would be patience. The other reviews are correct. The bit can snap easy. So take it super slow drilling your pilot hole. Keep it straight (drill press would be ideal). Got there in the end. Don’t write this product off. Give it a go, but always prepare and don’t rush.
After reading all the reviews, I was a bit worried, but watched a YouTube video of how to do it. Did it very carefully, applying oil as I was drilling the hole bit by bit (I used olive oil and cotton buds to apply oil to help drill the hole smoothly), and I made a deep enough hole. Then I used the extractor tool, and voila! The broken screw came out beautifully. It really was Easy Out for me!
Useless. Do yourself a favour and buy a cheap 6 piece screw extractor such as a one made by DURUM as an example. They are not going to snap even if you tried to make it. Just drill a pilot hole with a normal screw bit in forward motion and then use one of the screw extractors in reverse. This one made by SUTTON and other brands like it are complete junk that will snap and cause more pain.
Extracting screws is delicate, frustrating work. There's no silver bullet but I found this to be more effective than the cheaper models. Crucially, its smaller than the smallest one that comes in the set of 5, so it's good for small screws. It was tough enough for the job I was doing and didn't snap under pressure. Mixed success, depending on the difficulty of the job.
Bought this for stripped screws on the bottom of a new pair of skates.So you’d assume I didn’t want to make any mistakes.As others said , you need to drill the pilot hole straight and really take your time. Drill a bit and let it cool.The extractor needs its own tune to start to grip the hole as you turn it in reverse. It needs to be done by hand(no drill) and you’d be better if buying the tap handle for it as I used pliers and it was a tad difficult.But it worked with some patience.
It broke. I returned it to Bunnings got another one, it broke too. The 2mm version is simply too thing for it to be of any use when drilling into metal.
I overtightened a oil filter cover bolt (M5 torx/hex) on my motorbike halfway through an oil change. Sheared the bolt. After a fair bit of research on you tube I purchased this extractor and also a self centring drill bit to help drill the pilot hole.The first key to this is having lots of patience to ensure you get a good pilot hole and ensure your are not getting too close to the outer edge thread. I didn’t quite get the centre, but I was close enough. They recommend using a hand tool to drive the extractor in but I used my cordless drill, spinning extra slow and in reverse (when drilling extractor bit in).After a lot of slow drilling I was able to extract the sheared bolt! Not sure if I had more success than other reviewers because the bolt was softer, or ... MoreI overtightened a oil filter cover bolt (M5 torx/hex) on my motorbike halfway through an oil change. Sheared the bolt. After a fair bit of research on you tube I purchased this extractor and also a self centring drill bit to help drill the pilot hole.The first key to this is having lots of patience to ensure you get a good pilot hole and ensure your are not getting too close to the outer edge thread. I didn’t quite get the centre, but I was close enough. They recommend using a hand tool to drive the extractor in but I used my cordless drill, spinning extra slow and in reverse (when drilling extractor bit in).After a lot of slow drilling I was able to extract the sheared bolt! Not sure if I had more success than other reviewers because the bolt was softer, or possibly well oiled as it is an engine oil cover - so not as seized as others.Next purchase is a torque socket set….
This does work if you are patient. Here's what I did:1. On low speed, drill your hole into the screw perfectly down its center-line using the provided drill bit. Keep the drill bit lubricated (I used cooking oil) and periodically clean out the drill hole using WD40 and a toothpick so the hole is as smooth as possible.2. Once the hole is deep enough, slowly turn the screw extractor counter clockwise into the hole using some pliers, until it bites. If it doesn't bite, make sure the hole is clean and drill deeper.3. Once it bites, continue turning the screw extractor (and also the screw) until it can longer be turned using your pliers. Then carefully tighten your drill onto the screw extractor and pulse it at low speed counter clockwise to remove the screw. If you ... MoreThis does work if you are patient. Here's what I did:1. On low speed, drill your hole into the screw perfectly down its center-line using the provided drill bit. Keep the drill bit lubricated (I used cooking oil) and periodically clean out the drill hole using WD40 and a toothpick so the hole is as smooth as possible.2. Once the hole is deep enough, slowly turn the screw extractor counter clockwise into the hole using some pliers, until it bites. If it doesn't bite, make sure the hole is clean and drill deeper.3. Once it bites, continue turning the screw extractor (and also the screw) until it can longer be turned using your pliers. Then carefully tighten your drill onto the screw extractor and pulse it at low speed counter clockwise to remove the screw. If you drive it too quickly at this step the screw extractor will slip out and you'll have to start again.
| COO (Country of Origin) | AU |
| Number of Pieces | 2 |
| Set Contents | Drill bit, Screw Extractor |
