00:00Okay, so picture this, you're swapping out an old faucet, you get the wrench on there, and snap.
00:05The threaded stub breaks off clean inside the pipe.
00:09Now what?
00:10Do you tear open the wall?
00:13Call a plumber and hand over 200 bucks?
00:16Nope.
00:17There's a little tool that costs less than lunch and gets that broken piece out in about 90 seconds.
00:23I dug through the listings, checked the ratings, and found the 5 best broken faucet extractor tools out there right
00:29now,
00:29plus the best deals on each one.
00:31Let's get into it.
00:33Starting off at number 5, we've got this plumbing repair broken screw extractor for angle valves and damaged tap threads.
00:40What I like most about this one is how aggressive the biting teeth are, you drop it in, turn it
00:45counterclockwise,
00:46and it grabs the inside of that broken thread and just walks it right out.
00:50No drilling, no chiseling, no swearing.
00:53It's $7.28, it's sold over 4800 units, and it's sitting at a 4.9 rating, which for a tool
01:00this cheap is honestly impressive.
01:03If you've got one stubborn broken valve in the bathroom, this pays for itself the second it works.
01:09Coming in at number 4 is the universal extractor for water pipe breakage and the word universal is doing real
01:15work here.
01:16This one comes in multiple specifications, so whether you're dealing with a snap tap screw, an angle valve stub, or
01:22a chewed-up pipe thread, there's a size in there that fits.
01:25It's the cheapest heavy hitter on the list at $669, with almost 4900 sold and a solid 4.7 rating.
01:33The reason I'd grab this one is coverage, if you don't know exactly what size you're dealing with before you
01:38open the wall,
01:38having options in the box is worth way more than saving a dollar.
01:42Number 3 is the heavy-duty metal faucet thread extractor, and this is the one I'd hand to somebody who's
01:48a little rough on their tools.
01:50It's a dual-use design, it pulls broken screws and bolts, and it's rated for half-inch to three-quarter
01:55-inch pipes, valves, and faucets,
01:57which covers basically every residential fixture in your house.
02:01$759, over $4,600 sold, 4.9 stars.
02:06The solid metal build is the selling point here.
02:09Cheap extractors can flex or round off when the thread's really seized, and this one just doesn't.
02:15If you're fighting corrosion, get this one.
02:18At number 2 we've got the Universal Faucet Angle Valve Damage Screw Extractor with the slide tooth removal design,
02:24built for four-point and six-point fittings.
02:27The sliding tooth is the clever bit, instead of relying on a fixed grip,
02:30it expands and bites harder the more torque you apply.
02:34So the tighter the broken piece is stuck, the harder this thing holds on.
02:38It's $891, which makes it the priciest on the list, but it's got a 4.9 rating and over $4
02:44,600 sold.
02:45For seriously rusted-in valve stubs where the other extractors just spin, this is your closer.
02:51And number 1 for pure value, the Faucet Angle Valve Broken Wire Extractor Set.
02:57This is a set, so you're getting multiple extractors for different thread sizes, and the whole thing is $4.52.
03:04That's less than a coffee.
03:06Now, the rating's a 4.4, which is the lowest here, so I'll be straight with you, the finish isn't
03:12as nice as the pricier ones.
03:14But for occasional home use, having a full range of sizes on hand for under $5 is unbeatable.
03:20Almost 3,900 people bought it, and honestly, this is the one I'd toss in the toolbox just so it's
03:26there when disaster strikes.
03:28Alright, that's the 5.
03:30Every link is down in the description below, and prices on these move around, so check them before you buy.
03:45Catch you in the next one.
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