I usually use a flat head screwdriver and dig around the screw. Then grab the screw with a pair of pliers and unscrew it. Fill the hole with wood putty.
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I usually use a flat head screwdriver and dig around the screw. Then grab the screw with a pair of pliers and unscrew it. Fill the hole with wood putty.
Here is a link to purchase a broken screw extractor set, price is right and I've used this product: WoodRiver Screw Extractor, 1/4"
https://www.woodcraft.com/products/screw-extractor-1-4?gclid=Cj0KEQjwmv7JBRDXkMWW4_Tf8ZoBEiQA11B2fo945yWsBPhHRcLW46LSZFRxB8ogOhT3AzKziPeayKoaAro38P8HAQ
I put a rubber band that is are wide as the s crew and pre thick on top of the screw. Then I use the screw driver as usual. It works most of the time.
There's a tool you can buy I think it's called a nail punch and it's inexpensive to buy.