Pangda Grommet Eyelets Tool Kit - Grommet Setting Tool and 100 Sets Eyelets with Storage Box (1/2 Inch Diameter, Silver) Review

This is the best eyelet set I have ever bought. I have bought 3 other sets and this has been the best so far. The tools and bushing quality are better than others. Unlike other reviewers, the quantity and quality of my order was as promised. The hole punch held about 40 holes punched in a block of wood through 10 milliliter plastic reinforced with strapping tape. The shape and form of each bushing proved to be just as professional as the factory installed products I compared them to. There are…

They work great if you use them right. This is a quick guide for use with a t-shirt and/or fleece material. I had a t-shirt quilt that I wanted to hang on the wall. The cutting tool did not cut through the material. The trick is to use a cutting tool and simply make an indentation where you want the bushing to be. Using a small pair of sharp scissors (like those used to cut bandages or thread), poke a hole in the center and then make four small cuts INSIDE the circle - this gives the fabric to…

Bought these for repairing shade sails as they fit the description 'suitable for repairing tarpaulins and awnings'. First, they are really low quality. They aren't nearly as strong as the ones you buy at your local hardware store. How do I know? I had to do a direct comparison because. Second, the kit arrived without an anvil, so the whole thing was completely unusable. I had to run to the hardware store in the morning to get a replacement set. What I bought blew this kit out of the water. I…

I was VERY confused at first so I sought help on YouTube. In the end I thought this kit was missing the lower part of the sleeve but I was wrong. I went back to read the reviews and another reviewer explained exactly how they work. Basically you put the bushing in the pre-punched hole and the washer-like part goes through the other side. You tap them together until the backing curls up to secure the hub. They worked like a charm for me, but be prepared to knock the air out of them - especially…

For now, don't worry about the dark metal punch unless you're punching through thicker material. put it aside Take the silver disk with the small center post facing up. Center this post in the middle of where the hub will be on your material. Take the silver rod with the hole facing down and place it on top of the material that is now on this small post. Make sure the post finds a hole in the silver rod through the material. Gently drive the rod through the material. Continue gently tapping…