🔩 Versatile Stainless Steel Rivet Nuts Kit: 5/16-18 Thread with 8-32, 10-24, 1/4-20, 3/8-16 Assortment - Flat Head Rivnuts Nutserts for Efficient Threaded Rivet Insertion Review

Summary: Rivet nuts are really useful in two situations: 1) you can't get to the back to install and/or tighten/loosen the nut, 2) you want to cut into material that is too thin to to be threaded directly. Use them with the Amjoy Rivet Tool below. Observation: This list is confusing at first but after looking at the different rivets there is a basic rivet size as well as other sizes. I ordered size 10-24 which is the main size and contains 50 pieces but also contains other sizes. So YOU chose…

Slightly stiffer than the regular steel nuts I've used. Added. Thread lightly oiled during installation. Holds up with no problems

As with the metric set I recently reviewed this is a good choice. Although these kits almost always have fewer fasteners, they are still handy as a starter kit because you have fewer used sizes available when you need them. There is also storage space in the box when refilling. BUT! There are actually more 1/4-20 nuts in this set, this is MY most commonly used size! The quality seems excellent. The fit and finish is good, the hardness is also good. It DEFINITELY takes longer to install than…

I had a project that didn't necessarily require heavy materials. I settled on aluminum square tubing, acrylic and thin plywood. When it came time to attach the materials to the square tube I wasn't sure what I wanted to do. I didn't want to thread the aluminum since I'll be taking the machine apart a lot. Nuts/bolts/washers seemed tedious due to the quantity required (and the depth of the square tube). The thread insert was more work than it was worth. I left the project alone and waited for…