King & Charles Screen Roller Tool with Bearing - Spline Tool for Easy Screen Installation - Screen Repair Spline Roller for Doors and Windows Review

So, turning / pressing the slot twice, the wheel jumped out of the groove and tore the screen (since it is metal). So I bought a $4 plastic bike and am a lot happier. It's a well-made tool, but not for a screen that tears easily.

Two of our kittens were practicing their screen door climbing skills and the screen came loose from the frame. This tool was just right to solve the problem in a short time. I guess we might need it again soon. they "practice" still.

After struggling to replace the 25 year old nylon screen in my screen room snf broke the plastic roller tool I had I broke down and ordered these tools. The spine removal tool was a life saver. It made a terrible job easier. The roller tool worked great.

They are better than plastic. The plastic pieces need to go over the spline a few times, these only need to go through once or twice depending on how hard you push. The only thing that would be negative is that you have to be careful when pressing down, if it jumps off the spline you can cut the screen. So allow yourself an extra screen in case this happens and you need to use a new piece.

This little set was worth the money. He closed the new fly screen in my patio door very nicely and quickly. No problem. Saved me buying a new screen door. A few years ago I had to buy a new patio door that cost over $100 at the time. For a fraction of that cost, I have a nice, comfortable screen door. Worth the purchase price!

Simple helpers for screen assembly. The whole set was very helpful. I've had a lot of success with my small screens and switched to a big slider screen. I ran into a small problem as the anilox roll can be sharp and roll deep into the slide groove. The video cut cleanly mid-play and I had to start over. It sucks. Slower. very, very slowly if you have a deep groove, such as B. a screen door. In addition, it is easy to use.

I installed screens as a summer job many years ago. Back then, all screens were steel and this reel probably would have worked better. The modern screen roll I bought here on Amazon is fiberglass, the first one I rolled cut the screen like a knife. If I was really slow I could install it without cutting, but the edges of the roller are very sharp. I found my old cheap plastic roller and was able to work at full power again. .I've swapped about a dozen screens and the only one that cut me was…