🔧 Marson 39302 Poly Nut Thread Setter Kit: Perfect Solution for Efficient and Strong Thread Setting Review

I didn't like that I didn't receive the metric set I ordered and the one I received has a different part number. I just sent it back to get it back to me and now I'm stuck with a useless tool.

Very good product. I have used rivet nuts in the past and this one is better than anything I have used in the past. If you do a lot of 1/4 to 20 inserts, I would recommend starting squeezing the tennis ball a few days before the deal. It takes a lot of force to compress the larger threads.

Item arrived in perfect condition. Just right for cutting strong threads into thin material. First Use: Attaching a pet barrier to a window screen. The barrier is a cut and drawn (diamond) mesh in a steel frame. The four fasteners simply mount into the holes drilled in the hollow aluminum frame of the window screen. All the work is done on one side - nothing is seen on the other side.

I bought this set even though I had the metric version of the Marson set because just the bits and collets would exceed the price of this set. quality cases and tools. It also comes with instructions and a chart (tells you what size drill bits to use). Highly recommended. You'll save a lot of time by using nut kits where you previously had to weld a nut on, or using blind rivets (and needing to be drilled out to remove them later). I wish I had bought it years ago.

I used three different tools to perform this function. The first broke within a day, the second within a year. I've been using this recently over the weekend putting in so many nuts (this inserts a rivet which allows you to put a nut and bolt in whatever you want). There were so many nuts that my hands hurt the next day. Here's what I learned: 1) It's by far the easiest to use 2) This tool works very well 3) It's easy to tell when the "rivet" is fully engaged. I highly recommend this tool.

First of all, this is a great tool to have in your arsenal when you are adding or changing something that might require a fastener. This set has five different sizes, up to 1/4-20. It's great for tight spaces, smaller threaded inserts work fine. The larger quarter-inch fastener works just as well, but requires more compression to snug and not twist. What I did was install the fastener with a tool, then thread a quarter inch bolt with a nut onto it, then hold the bolt down so it doesn't turn…