Will it unscrew a ceiling screw?
582976
well, I don't have any ceiling screws...but I would hesitate to put pressure on it in a twisting motion.
582977
I never gave it a thought but if the screw is tight to the object or inset the answer would be No.If the screw is loose and you can use the grabber it might work Personally I would get a ladder and screwdriver and get the job done .Period.
582978
I doubt it as it was hard to pull the cord on ceiling fan light as you cannot grip it tight enough to pull it down without pull it off the light pull, so I think it would also be hard to grasp and turn without losing your grip on it.
582979
That obviously depends on the size and type of screw and how tightly it is screwed in! That's kind of a trick question. There's no way to possibly answer that. If it's screwed all the way in, you'll need a screwdriver or a handyman, same as if you tried it with your hand. These grabbers are intended to pick up items from a shelf or the floor and not much beyond that. They're an extensive of the arm more than the hand. That's my best answer.
1132642
When opening with the screw off. You will still have to pry it open. Do not be afraid, but be careful not to break it.
390719
No, I don't think so. I had one like it, which I accidentally damaged and tried to unscrew the head. I could not do it.
14702
No, but be careful pull the original out. You can really strip the screws. That's what I did and had to get a new button.
239219
You have to pry out the plastic piece in the center to reach the screws. It came with a special tool for this but a flat screwdriver might work.
1606906
It just detaches pretty easily after entirely removing the screw. Give it a few tries in and out and it should come out in no time.
1418652
Supposedly. But it didn't do squat for me in extracting a "One-way" screw which secured a dead-bolt lock. In my instance it was useless.
216216
I have not tried this but if the screw has not too large a diameter, I do not see why not.
2138722
Nope. It doesn't have the power to produce that much force. only for power-screwing/unscrewing.
754057
It doesn't unscrew, it is a press fit. I took a pair of pliers and squeezed hard and twisted the tip out then just pushed the new tip on using the pliers on metal edges of the tip. Hope that helps.
549730
No. The pole can damage any textured ceiling. Can remove light fixture and assemble it against solid beam overhead.
775524
No it doesn't screw into the ceiling...trust me you wont fall if you secure the beams.
593797
That's what mine does.. if you unlock it then it turns the screw. Watch your knuckles..!
2048047
I think I would ask the manufacturer. That said, if you run the lathe in reverse it would try to unscrew it. The unit does not have set screws.
131261
No, You can not. They have their own a special tool for the screws. I tried to take my old one apart and could not.
1241410
No. The pulley attachment stands at least 8ft tall when attached and needs to lift up even higher to remove it. Mine is in my garage which I think has 14-16ft tall ceilings.
1058941
No, either the nut is missing or the holes aren't tap correctly if you use the extension bar. This is for lower bolts that attaches to the ceiling bracket. I'm returning mine. The instruction is horrible and there is no customer service telephone number I can locate. NOT RECOMMENDED.