Mark Ng
GBGreat bolt extractors Good product, fast shipping with tracking, and guaranteed not to be a fake from other websites since it is direct from the manufacturer. Website was laid out well and checkout was easy. There are also videos on how to use the product, just make sure it is counterclockwise!
Grant
GBTook Project Farm’s advice after the… Took Project Farm’s advice after the ones I already owned weren’t doing the job. Order the pro set and had it out immediately with minimal effort. Would recommend to anyone
ROBERT CHERRY
GBI guess I had high expectations even… I guess I had high expectations even after reading some reviews that were not so complimentary. Unfortunately, my expectations were not met. I was able to remove one bolt, after drilling into it with a regular drill bit. The drilling part of the grab it just doesn't cut it. In fact, it walked on a couple of bolts, causing me to have to enlarge the original hole. The extractor loses a lot of its bite fast, so it doesn't grab it! I brought the Pro set thinking I would make it work...it still needs work.
Eric Salls
GBThe Grab-It Store was very prompt with… The Grab-It Store was very prompt with getting my order out in a timely manner. When I notified them about a mistake in my order, they were very prompt in shipping the correct merchandise out and sending me the required instructions and labels to return the incorrect merchandise back to them. All in all, they are a very good company to do business with. I highly recommend them.
MJH
GBReviews were great but didn’t work for me The order process and delivery was fine, but the drill/extractor combos did not. The drill really isn’t a drill (does not ‘dig’ very deep, which limits ability to get extractor end firmly in the shallow drilled opening. Also, after purchasing and looking at videos on extracting bolts, they often recommend ‘tapping’ the extractor into the drilled opening (to get an initial ‘bite’) with a hammer, which would require hammering the drill end. I started with the #3 drill/extractor (no ‘tapping’); the extractor initially ‘bit’, but then chewed up what metal surrounded the opening. I then used the #4 drill/extractor. Drill worked fine but opening was too small to insert the extractor.