🔩 Eowpower 50 Pieces of 1/4"-20 x 7/16" Zinc Plated Tee T-Nuts with 4 Prongs Review

I needed a few more pieces to finish my climbing wall and didn't want to buy 100 pieces. 5 or 6 of them had tangled threads. Check them before installing.

These things worked great. I used them to attach layers of .75" mats together with 1.5" long 1/4"-20 machine screws. Good quality and good price. Worked as stated.

Bolts are 5/16 long, too short to hold nut in place with repeated use. While these nuts are suitable for single use (and even then, 10% will "flatten" instantly), but not for use on a climbing wall, for example. This requires at least 3/8 long teeth.

Pack of 50 looks great but when I tried to fit a 1/4 x 20 screw I realized it didn't fit. They didn't fit. So I took out the gauges to see if the pitch matched and found that 20 didn't match. Found them to be M6 x 10 which is metric. The bag clearly shows 1/4 - 20 x 7/16. RETURNS

We've tried using them as part of a shelf with a threaded rod but they won't stay in place. I'm sure they work fine if you put a bolt and washer on the other side and tighten, but it looks like we could hammer them in and thread a rod through them, which doesn't work. .

This smaller t-nut is ideal for plywood or melamine. Every time I make a shelf I start by laying levels on the floor which I can later hide with moldings. That may be overkill, but installing a set of shelves that aren't perfectly level is going to drive me nuts. Levelers are cheap insurance. 5/16" T-nuts and aligners are small enough to fit on 23/32".

I bought 1/4-20 x 7/10" T-Nuts instead of standard nuts so more threads are involved when using long bolts and thus the bolts still remain getting shorter As far as I know, that's really the only reason anyone would buy over-length t-nuts. Unfortunately, the threads don't extend any further than standard short t-nuts, even though they show them all the way to the edge in the product photos. That doesn't make them any better than the cheaper and more affordable - standard lengths which makes…

We've tried using them as part of a shelf with a threaded post but they won't stay in place. I'm sure that they will work fine if you insert and tighten the bolt with a washer on the other side, but it seemed like we could hammer them in and thread a rod through them, which doesn't work.

This smaller T-Nut is ideal for plywood or melamine projects. Every time I make a shelf I start I deal with laying leveling devices on the floor that I can later hide with moldings This may be overkill but installing a set of shelves that aren't perfectly level will drive me nuts Levelers are cheap insurance 5/ 16" T-nuts and aligners are small enough to fit 23/32".

I bought 1/4-20 x 7/10" T-Nuts instead of standard nuts so more threads are involved when using long bolts and therefore shorter bolts all still in the Location is grip.As far as I know, that's really the only reason anyone would buy extra long t-nuts.Unfortunately, the threads don't go any further than regular short t-nuts - even though they show it all the way to the rim in the product photos .That doesn't make them any better than the cheaper and more available standard lengths, making them…