Abstract: A tool is provided for the effective removal of a broken plug from within a jack of an electronic device. The tool can have two handles at a base end that a user squeezes together to grip objects within a jaw portion located at a distal end. The jaw portion of the tool is sized and shaped to be able to be inserted inside a typical jack, such as an industry standard 3.5 mm headphone jack. The jaw portion can be part of the tool or can be provided by bits that are fit onto the tool. An alternate embodiment tool uses a screw and nut assembly on a “T” shaped cylindrical tool that clamps jaw members together as the screw and nut are tightened.