VampliersMini - Screw Extraction Pliers

Worked in my Acer Predator Helios 300.While a little on the expensive side to be sure, no other method was working for removing a stripped screw - and I was very afraid of drilling holes so close to important parts. So this was my last resort (well, technically second to last resort, as I could have tried epoxy but that would have almost certainly gotten very messy with the extremely limited room I had around the screw).The screw was in a pretty difficult position, so it took a while to get a decent grip, but in ten minutes it was free.Very happy about it.

This is a very expensive re-brand of the original sold here on Amazon for £14.99https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B001D7KU7W/ref=pe_2275061_136814261_em_1p_0_tiEven the pictures on here show the manufacturer "Engineer" embossed into the hand grips.

Yes, these are indeed Engineer tools. The only difference is the price and colour of the plastic handles. There's a good reason for it. I managed to find a YouTube vid that explained what the differences are. Apparently, The Vampliers have a warranty included. Similar to Snap On which is why their tools are so damned expensive. Unless you are a professional extracting screws all day long, don't worry about paying the extra for Vampliers. The Engineers are exactly the same, minus the warranty. Absolutely brilliant tools and a welcome addition to any tool box. Just for the peace of mind they offer when you come up against a stuck screw. No more fretting on how to proceed. You already got it sorted.