Customer Reviews for VEVOR Rivet Nut Tool Kit, 17-Inch Rivnut Tool Kit, with 13 Mandrels and 130 Nuts, Metric and SAE Size M3, M4, M5, M6, M8, M10, M12, 1/2-13, 8-32, 10-24, 1/4-20, 5/16-18, 3/8-16 UNC, a Carrying Case

Never received apparently it was shipped back to the warehouse, but no notification or credit issued until I reached out.

Lower handle is way too close to what you’re working on when the rivet nut is fully seated. The nose needs to be longer if you’re going to get at it from a 90 degree angle.

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I purchased the 16” semi automatic tool because I have a big project to work on. Unfortunately The slide in the tool is made out of very cheap metal and after the first couple of nut zerts installed it became very difficult to reset the tool for the next use. I would not recommend this tool only because of the internal slide is junk unfortunately because the rest of the tool works phenomenally! I don’t know if vervor will accept a return because i have used it, this is the first thing i bought from vevor that i have been disappointed by. In the photo the cork screw looking piece in the middle is the part that is bad

Like the kit but not as user friendly as I hoped and directions are weak at best. My 1/4” die broke already after only 2 usages.. overall it’s a decent kit but I feel that the short time I have had the kit and little usage it should not be broken already!

Tried to use once. Wouldn't cinch the nut rivet to the piece. Wasted 3 nuts trying. Material was ¼" thick. Don't know if it was to thick or what.

The tool arrived quick enough, looks well made. I used it to repair stripped threads in my snowblower. I used the 1/4-20 rivnuts. The first one worked perfectly, the remaining 5 not so good. After compressing the rivnut I couldn't unscrew the tool easily

The tool is stout enough for setting the rivet nuts, but the automatic removal components are sticky and weak at best. I would suggest saving your money and buying the manual setter. With time and lubrication the tool may start to automatically unscrew after setting a rivet nut, but the parts are very small and will probably wear out first. All the setting dies are hardened steel and changing size is quick and painless. The case holds the tool and dies well, but the pockets for containing rivet nuts is non-existent. I ended up buying a fishing tackle box to keep the rivet nuts in.

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