Efficient 100pcs Rivet Nut Set with Automatic Hand Threaded Tool

This has become one of my favorite tools, elevating almost any project I take on. It's user-friendly and comes with a good supply of rivet nuts. I've used it for various tasks, from fixing a snowblower chute hand crank to a food cart at work. It's even going to help with adding attachments to my kayak. While I use regular riveters too, this tool has more utility than a basic rivet gun.

This tool is incredibly handy – I can't believe I've gone this long without it! It's a lifesaver in situations where the threads are stripped or when you can't use a lock nut or solder. In terms of build quality, it's decent. While it's not the sturdiest, it's comparable to others on the market. I think it'll hold up just fine for hobbyist use!

After getting a new bus for my company, I needed to move my work cabinet into it. For this, I bought rivet nut pliers. When I opened them, I noticed the M8 attachment was already in place, leaving the corresponding box empty. First, I measured and drilled the hole, then fully opened the pliers. I screwed the M8 rivet nut onto the pliers until it was almost flush with the pliers' nut. I pushed the nut into the hole until it couldn't go any further. It's important to ensure the pliers reach the metal surface, so if there's any wall protection like in my case, enlarge the hole in the protection first to allow the nut to be close enough to the metal for a secure hold. Next, I pressed the handles together. It's crucial to keep the pliers as straight as possible to avoid incorrect tension on the connector, which could cause breakage. You don't need to bend the handles too much, though. Then, I unscrewed the pliers counterclockwise by turning the large screw cap between the handles. Finally, I screwed the bolt into the hole. Tightening it pulls the nut tighter into the metal, ensuring a secure fit. I managed to secure my cabinet very firmly. If you're unsure how to do it, there are helpful explanatory videos on YouTube.

Without this tool, my husband couldn't have installed the OEM running boards on my 2020 Toyota Highlander. It worked perfectly.

This was my first time using a rivet nut tool and I'm really pleased with how it turned out.

This is a quality product that's easy to use. Check that it includes all the mandrels you need. I started using it immediately upon arrival for a professional-looking installation on my 1977 Corvette.

Sets nutserts perfectly.

I used this rivnut tool to install a pair of jack nuts, and it worked flawlessly. The jacknuts are great for areas with clearance issues, while these rivnuts have a longer protrusion. The tool makes installation easy.

It worked great, and I love it.

The tool created a solid rivnut fastener for me. It seems sturdy, but the instructions were lacking.

Whenever you need a blind-nut, this tool is the way to go. Highly recommended for anyone involved in fabricating.

It works great, but the rivets aren't long enough for certain kits, like the deals mud flap jack nuts. I had to use the nuts it came with. It would be better if it had a case to keep things organized in my toolbox.

It did what I needed, helping me install rivet nuts in my truck bed for direct bolting of racking. I'm considering using it for a topper as well. Just be careful not to over squeeze and practice on other sheets first.

It's cheap and you get what you pay for. It works for basic tasks, but I wouldn't use it regularly.

This tool was perfect for adding threaded inserts in a steel enclosure. Worked beautifully once I got the hang of it.

Needed this for a car project. Did the job perfectly and now I'm thinking of more uses for it.

Bought this tool for a small project and was surprised by its simple yet effective build. The instructions weren't great, but the tool is easy to understand and use. I'm keeping it for future use.

Meets my expectations. Easy to use and comes as a complete set.

I decided to purchase this tool instead of shelling out $400 for an air-operated or hydraulic model, as I only needed it to install four nuts on my trailer for a battery box. Initially, the instructions were quite poor, but after closely examining the tool, I got a good grasp of how to use it. Surprisingly, installing rivet nuts turned out to be really easy. The tool's build quality impressed me – it's simple, yet solidly constructed for the price. I had planned to sell it after use, but it's so good that I've decided to keep it. Even my neighbor is interested in borrowing it for his truck rack. I'd definitely recommend this tool to anyone who needs to install rivet nuts.

I've done about 100 M6 and M8 rivets so far, and the tool is working flawlessly. Just be careful not to overtighten the rivnuts. The included rivnuts aren't very durable, so I switched to stainless steel ones.

At first, I was doubtful about this tool because I saw some reviews and YouTube videos mentioning mandrels breaking. However, I learned that with proper handling, it works perfectly. I used it on my 2023 RAM 1500 to install bed rails, and it made the job straightforward. Just a bit of pressure to push the rivets through pre-cut holes, squeeze the handles, unscrew the insert, and voila – the bed rail mounts were ready. A few tips: use the right size mandrel, ensure it's fully inserted and tightened, and secure the top cover properly. When attaching the compression rivet, open the handles fully to screw the rivet on properly. Following these steps made the process smooth. I even added some thread locker for extra security, confident enough that I could hang a hammock from them. I highly recommend this tool for such tasks and plan to use it for other projects, like mounting a train horn under my hood.

It's not what I expected.

Everything is as described. The riveter is comfortable to use, and rivets hold firmly in the professional sheet, just as I needed.

Well-made and everything works as it should.

One nozzle was already installed, so don't worry if one container is empty. The tool looks good and seems like it will last with careful use. I tried riveting a steel M8 rivet, and the effort required was moderate.