💪 Xtozon 100 Pcs 1/4"-20 UNC Rivet Nuts: Zinc Plated Carbon Steel Inserts for Secure Threads Review

Only 98 left. in the package but the bad thing is that only 18 of the 98 pieces were with good thread! I checked the threads on each piece individually and couldn't wind them on both ends for 80 pieces. A good product? I would say no

Good quality. Received quickly. I ordered a 1/4-20 thread. The only issue I had was having a few random metrics mixed in. At first I thought the thread was tangled. But after I checked it, they were a whole different thread. I have ordered 500 of these and have used 100 so far and have had 3 with this problem. Luckily I have and use metric. So I just put them on top of my metric stash.

Have 100 pieces, all threads are fine. Each was pierced with a bolt. I haven't invested enough to know what size drill works best. .351 falls between November 32 and November 23, 1964. Therefore, the holes are either too small to insert, or they rotate easily after crimping. In general I think they will be stable with 23/64 bit. My port cargo tool to knock them down is a HUGE item. Definitely get yourself a decent tool.

Quality is good. Received quickly. I ordered a 1/4-20 thread. The only issue I had was having a few random metrics mixed in. At first I thought the thread was tangled. But after I checked it, they were a whole different thread. I have ordered 500 of these and so far I have used 100 and have had 3 with this edition. Luckily I have and use metric. So I just put them on top of my metric stash.

I was very disappointed. After spending some time trying to figure out what was wrong with my nut crimping tool, I found that they were sending me M6 metric nuts instead of the 1/4 - 20 I ordered and paid for. Now I need to remove the nuts I installed that just cut the transverse threads on the 1/4 - 20 bolts. For $9, nothing to do with it, so I just throw it away and this time try to order from an American company instead of that China junk.

These rivets work just as well as anything I've used. As with any brand, it is important that you install and squeeze/pull them properly for them to function properly. Using my thin metal (sheet metal) rivet nut specialty tool, I usually set the rivet, loosen my tool a little, and do it again carefully to make sure it's tight. If it's tight I don't need to squeeze/pull it again, but if I can pick up the slack easily then I do so until it feels crisp. In a typical sheet metal application, I…