Rivet Nut Tool,Hand Nuts Riveter,Rivnut Tool with Metric and SAE,Rivet Nut Tool Rivet Nut Kit with a Step Drill Bit & 100 Rivet Nuts Assortment Kit

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Below are tips I have learned from using this tool. Related to smaller size M4 and below. Installation process: 1. Grip the large nut with a wrench. Hold the wrench to prevent the large nut from rotating. The large nut has a bearing inside to prevent the rivnut from rotating during the tightening process. 2. Thread the rivnut onto the bolt. Get it finger tight. Finger tight will be the starting point for step #3. 3. Use an allen wrench (or equivalent tool) to tighten the bolt 2.0-2.5 full turns (720-900 degrees). 4. Done. Exceeding 2.5 turns will result in: - Bolt breaking - Head stripping - Warped threads from too much upward pressure inside the rivnut. Recommended add-ons: - Extra strong socket head bolts. McMaster item 91290A176 has grade 12.9 steel. Treat the M4 bolts as a consumable item. Need to replace an M4 bolt every 5-10 rivnuts. One can pull the old bolt out of the large nut's bearing fairly easily. - Wiha 71397 hex bit set has excellent tolerances to prevent cam-out. Make sure to have a socket wrench that fits the Wiha bits. The socket wrench will provide enough leverage when tightening the 2.0 - 2.5 turns. Additional info: - I wanted to find an M4 bolt with a hex head (instead of a socket head). A hex head bolt (tightened with a regular socket head driver) could handle the torque much better than a tiny hex insert bit. Unfortunately I couldn't find an M4 hex head bolt with high strength steel. - Do NOT use an impact driver on smaller M4 sizes! Need to hand tighten M4 sizes. I broke so many M4 bolts with an impact driver. - Other reviewers have pictures of broken bolts. This was from tightening past 2.0-2.5 turns. - Using the steps above will work with stainless steel rivnuts. Don't need to get brass, although I'm sure brass is a little more forgiving. - Overall, I am impressed with the tool. The stepper drill bit included in the box was a big help also.

Practical when there no tray on a thin metal plate.

I was installing running boards on my six year old Tundra. One of the welded internal nuts on the truck was so rusted that I broke it free when trying to chase the threads with a self tapping bolt. So, now I had nothing to bolt one of the running board brackets to. I was thinking I'd have to go to a welder to get him to weld the bracket in place. I remembered seeing someone use a Riv-nut on a Youtube clip-which was new to me. Well, for forty bucks it's worth a try. It worked! the running boards are now firmly in place. Now I don't know how all the other sizes would work but the M8 x 1.25 nut did the job on my Tundra double cab. Aside from one practice nut and the one needed, I have 98 left. I can see that with repeated use the kit tools could become worn. If I can get another few uses out of the kit I'd be more than happy.

These rivet nut installers are awesome. I used them on an inner fender to mount my winch switch and they did the job perfectly. They come with a step drill bit which makes the job so easy. They are small in size so they work really well in tight spaces and that’s what I had. Drill the right size hole and install the rivet nut on the tool and a couple of wrenches and tighten it up and then unscrew the tool from the rivet nut and the job is done.

Works good! Decent quality.

I have never used rivet nuts before, so I chose this kit because it has almost everything needed to use them, (you have to supply an open end wrench and an allen type wrench). It arrived with the plastic case badly broken and unusable. More importantly the step drill bit shown in the picture goes up to 13mm which is needed to install the largest rivet nuts in the set. My set had a bit with a maximum size of 12mm. I returned the set and promptly received a replacement but the second set also had a 12mm max. drill bit. I know from experience that when you drill thin material with a twist drill bit, where you can't back it up with a scrap of wood, you will probably end up with a jagged, irregularly shaped hole. A step bit solves that problem. Amazon lists pages of step bits but I could only find 1 with a 13mm step and it cost as much as this entire set. I have a step bit with a 1/2 inch (12.7mm) step. I will practice on a scrap of sheet metal to see if I can get it to work, maybe with a bit of jiggling. On the same order when I bought this kit, I bought some eye bols with short studs. I want to install them on the inside wall of my truck as tie rings to attach bungie cords to. I would have rated this kit 5 stars if it had had the correct drill bit.

This kit works well for manual riv nut installation. If your looking for a cheaper way to install riv nuts then this tool is for you.

Muy práctico y sobre todo fácil de usarlo, lo recomiendo.

Fonctionnent très bien. Par contre le foret étagé est so so.

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Bought this back in Aug 2023 in anticipation of mounting my thickness planer to a Husky tool cart. Fast forward to March 2024 and I used the 3/8-16, M6 and M8 components. Everything worked great including the metric step drill. The M6 was used to relocated the handle to the other end and the M8 to reset the existing loose rivet nuts that secured the casters (I had to move the swiveling casters to the end I moved the handle to). The 3/8 was for 3/8-16 bolts to secure the planer to the cart. The included rivet nuts worked great and are steel (checked with a magnet). Very happy with the results though I would look at a bolt cutter style Rivet Nut tool if I was going to do more volume. Note you will also need a metric hex (Allen) key set and an adjustable wrench to tighten the tool to set the rivet nut.

Trajo muy bien