Kundeanmeldelser for VEVOR Naglemutterverktøy, 14-tommers naglemutterverktøysett med 7 deler metriske og SAE-dorner, 70 deler assorterte naglemuttere, 10-24, 1/4-20, M6, 5/16-18, M8, 3/8-16, M10, med robust bæreveske, for gjør-det-selv og reparasjoner

Did 3/16 easily . Looking forward to do a 1/4 job that I always worried about before because they were so hard to do.

I have owned a RIVNUT tool previously and this one is of excellent construction Well packaged and solidly built

Works well, have used it many times now and a great range of nutserts, both imperial and metric, just need more nutserts!

Works well but the automatic pull bolt rotation tends to get a little stuck from time to time, I think that as you use the rivet nut press more, the sticking will also decrease. The sticking is probably due to the slightly rough machining and when the edges are slightly ground in use, the sticking will also decrease.

The tool itself is decent. My 8/32 mandrel broke the first time I used it and they did replace it. My only complaint is that you should be able to buy just the mandrels as I would like to have spares on hand in case they should happen to break again in the future. Overall a good tool.

Le produit fonctionne bien , malgré un souci au niveau du filage qui est défectueux de l’embout d’appui qui sert a maintenir les mandrins..... C'est embout tourne d'ans le vide , filetage pas aux bonnes dimensions

Well built tool but the mandrels seems to be not tempered properly. I ordered the rivnut tool for a small boat customization project. I broke the 1/4-20 mandrel after setting 5 rivnuts on the first use. Oops! I contacted Vevor about replacement parts and they sent me a new compete Rivnut tool kit. Well outstanding! I set about the last 18 or so 1/4-20 rivnuts making extra sure that everything lined up square as possible. That worked pretty darn good until the very last rivnut of the whole project. The location was in a bit of a awkward position and I could not completely square over the location, as soon as the rivnut started to seat, the 1/4-20 mandrel broke again. Once again I contacted Vevor and once again no parts. They offered me another complete tool set or a refund of $24.. I took the money mostly because I really don't need a 3rd set of rivnut tools with defective and non-placeable parts floating around. Really is too bad, their customer service is pretty good

product worked fine installing 20 - 1/4 rivnuts. after installing three 10-24 rivnuts, the fourth install bent the 10-24 rivnut mandrel. I was 1/2 way through a project...now i'm stuck waiting for a remedy. I would not purchase the semi-auto retraction again. Seems easier to unscrew the mandrel by hand to reduce unnecessary torque on the obviously weak. maybe i got a bad egg? don't know. just want to finish my project that was entirely dependent upon rivnut installation. Uncertain how long it will take to get the replacement part.

Of the 10 rivets I installed, the handle to release the tool from the rivet only worked twice, and that was only after pulling on it as hard as I could. The other times, I had to manually spin the tool to remove it. Luckily, I wasn't using it in a small space and had room to spin the whole tool. The piece of cast metal that holds the handles ended up breaking when installing the last rivnut. Currently trying to get my money back from Vevor.

As soon as I got this, I put it to use. The nut serts seem like good enough quality. The crimping tool works great until you try to get it to release. The auto release function is not great. You really have to jack with it to get it release. Problem also with this issue is that when it’s hung up, you can’t take the die out to manually unscrew it. The thing works, but you have to fart with it to go on to the next hole. Aggravation of something so simple as this just upsets you. Side note, I had worse problems with it not releasing with the lager nut serts. The harder you have to press it to compress the nut, the more I had to jack with it to get it to release. The smaller 1/4” serts weren’t as bad, but still aggravating.