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14PCS Bolt & Nut Extractor Socket Set

Our socket set for the bolts and nuts whose heads are rounded off past the point a wrench can hold.

Grip the Rounded Head From the Outside

Thirteen extractor sockets sized for the heads a wrench has already given up on — brake calipers, suspension bolts, engine mounts, trailer and machinery hardware. The tapered flutes inside each socket bite into what is left of the corners, and grip harder the more you turn.

  • Grips bolts and nuts whose heads are rounded off or chewed up
  • 3/8" square drive — impact wrench, ratchet or breaker bar
  • Includes a 1/4" hex adapter, so a drill or impact driver drives it too
  • Thirteen sizes, 1/4" to 3/4" and 10mm to 17mm, in Cr-Mo steel

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Use it on the fastener that's been beating you. If it doesn't come out, email support@modnestic.com within 60 days and we'll refund the order.

Why It Actually Grips

Most extractor sockets are soft metal that rounds off along with the bolt. These don't.

Why It Actually Grips

Most extractor sockets are soft metal that rounds off along with the bolt. These don't.

Tapered flutes, not straight walls

The spiral machined inside each socket cuts into whatever corners are left. Every degree of torque pulls it tighter instead of slipping off.

Cr-Mo steel, not pot metal

Chrome-molybdenum, marked on each socket body. It takes impact-wrench torque without splitting or rounding out on you.

Thirteen sizes, one 3/8" drive

1/4" through 3/4" plus 10mm to 17mm covers rounded bolts and nuts on cars, machinery and outdoor equipment. Every socket shares the same 3/8" square drive.

Not a one-use tool

Knock the fastener out of the socket and put it back in the case. The same socket handles the next rounded head.

Thirteen Modnestic extractor sockets and the 1/4 inch hex drive adapter laid out

The Three WaysThis Ends

Every rounded-off bolt gives you the same three options. Only one of them costs $59.99.

The Three WaysThis Ends

Every rounded-off bolt gives you the same three options. Only one of them costs $59.99.

Modnestic
Cut It Off
Auto Shop
The bolt comes out whole
The thread survives
Uses tools you already own
Done in about a minute
Fix it now, not Thursday
Works next time too

Rounded Bolts, Solved

Rounded Bolts, Solved

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sizes in the case

1/4" to 3/4" and 10mm to 17mm, all on the same 3/8" drive.

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days to decide

Use it first. Refund if it doesn't do the job.

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support reply

A person answers, usually inside one business day.

Free shipping on orders over $49. Guarantee applies to the original purchaser, 60 days from delivery.

One Rounded Bolt Shouldn't Cost You the Whole Job

A head that rounds off turns a thirty-minute repair into a weekend — a trip to the parts store, a cut-off wheel, and a part you now have to replace. The 14PCS set puts it back to a two-minute problem: tap it on, turn it off.

Meet the 14PCS Extractor Socket Set

When the Socket Just Spins

Every mechanic knows the sound. The wrench slips, the corners go, and what was a routine bolt is now a problem with no obvious exit. Cut it off and you damage the part. Take it to a shop and you lose four days. Modnestic tools exist for that one moment — the fastener that has stopped cooperating. Nothing else.

Out in Three Steps

1

Match it and tap it on

Pick the socket one size below the rounded head so it has to bite, then tap it on with a hammer until it seats firmly. No drilling.

2

Drive it with 3/8"

Fit a 3/8" ratchet, breaker bar or impact wrench. The included 1/4" hex adapter lets a drill or impact driver drive it instead.

3

It backs straight out

Turn counter-clockwise with steady pressure. The flutes bite deeper into the corners the harder it resists, and the fastener comes out with the socket.

Not a gadget — a tool you keep in the drawer.

Buy it for one rounded bolt. Keep it because the next one always comes.

  • Cr-Mo steel, impact rated
  • 3/8" square drive
  • Thirteen sizes, 1/4" to 3/4"
  • 60-day money-back guarantee

Before You Buy

The questions people actually email us.

Will this work on a bolt that's completely rounded off? +

That's the case it's built for. Pick the socket one size below the damaged head so it has to bite, tap it on with a hammer until it seats, then turn counter-clockwise. The flutes inside cut into whatever corners are left, so there is nothing smooth for it to slip on.

What tools do I need? +

A hammer to seat the socket, and a 3/8" ratchet, breaker bar or impact wrench to turn it. The set also includes a 1/4" hex to 3/8" square adapter, so a drill or impact driver drives it too. Most people who need this tool already own both.

Do I have to drill anything? +

No. That is the whole difference between this set and the 10PCS. The head is still there, so the socket grips it from the outside — no pilot hole, no centre punch, no drill.

What's the difference between the 14PCS and the 10PCS set? +

It comes down to how the fastener failed. The 14PCS is for heads that are still there but rounded off — it grips from the outside. The 10PCS is for heads that are gone, snapped off flush, or with a rounded-out Allen socket — you drill a pilot and it bites from the inside. Neither replaces the other, which is why most people take the bundle.

How long does shipping take? +

Processed in 1–2 business days. United States, United Kingdom and Canada: 7–12 business days after dispatch. Free over $49, otherwise $4.99. Orders outside the US may be charged import VAT, GST or duty on delivery.

Can I return it after I've actually used it? +

Yes — that's the point. You can't tell whether a tool works without putting it on a real fastener. Email support@modnestic.com within 60 days with your order number.

The socket is stuck on the bolt after it came out. +

That grip is what makes it work. Knock the fastener back out of the socket from the open end with a punch or another bolt.