This article may contain affiliate links that Microsoft and/or the publisher may receive a commission from if you buy a product or service through those links. There can be a lot of frustrating things ...

Whether you're doing a quick project around the house or a full renovation, it's likely you'll run into several problems along the way. George and his team turned one of the larger spaces in their ...

Even if you aren't the handiest person in the world, you've probably encountered a stripped screw or two in your time. They are a common enemy of the home do-it-yourselfer and can throw a wrench in ...

Stripped screws are a pain point for the DIY enthusiast and professional craftsperson alike. They're incredibly frustrating and can hold up a job indefinitely while you figure out how to get that ...

It’s a novice carpenter’s worst nightmare: you’re trying to tighten or remove a screw and you find the head is stripped. You press the screwdriver or drill bit into the head and try to turn, but there ...

February 2, 2010 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google The head of the screw you stripped while you were hanging that shelf may not have seemed like a big deal at the ...

There are a number of different ways to remove stripped screws, but one of the fastest techniques is to use your cordless drill/driver. Open the jaws of the drill by rotating the cordless chuck ...

Once the head of a screw gets stripped, you may feel like it's never going to come back out. But there are two ways to remove a stripped screw—externally and internally. Which one you choose depends ...

It's a tale as old as time: You try to remove a screw using a screwdriver or drill, only to find that the head is stripped. Thus begins the long and frustrating process of going through removal ...