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Item 12K55
Model 12K55W

WoodRiver - T" Wrench for 1/4"-20 Inserts

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This "T" Wrench is used to manually install a 1/4"-20 threaded insert straight and easy without damaging wood or fastener. It is 3-1/2" long with a 3" handle."T" Wrench to install a 1/4"-20...

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This "T" Wrench is used to manually install a 1/4"-20 threaded insert straight and easy without damaging wood or fastener. It is 3-1/2" long with a 3" handle.

  • "T" Wrench to install a 1/4"-20 threaded insert
  • 3-1/2" long
  • 3" handle
  • Installs straight without damaging wood or fastener

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    Needs refinement

    It does what it's supposed to which is thread the insert in... Unfortunately it more often than not jams the insert on it's threads so tight that the insert comes back out when you try to unscrew the tool from the insert. To combat this I screw a nut on the tool above the insert the put a wrench on it when I backed the tool out. This will brace against insert and make sure it stays in place.

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    T" Wrench for 1/4"-20 Inserts

    This product works well, however the manufacture should dip the handle in rubber to make it more comfortable to use.

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    Spraying a little WD-40 on T-Wrench

    Spray WD-40 on T-Wrench threads to help from backing the insert out when removing the T-Wrench from inserted insert.

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    Do it right with this tool

    This is way better than putting them in with a screwdriver. The best part about it is using it with the drill guide they sell here: Drill the hole with the guide, then use the 5/16ths guide the screw the insert in straight

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    "this is a great little tool"

    This little tool makes installing inserts a snap. It is so simple it works the first and every time. I would like to see a rubber coating on the handle just for the feel in you'r hand.

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    OK Tool

    The tool worked good getting the inserts properly into the wood. The only negative was that on one of the inserts the tool and the insert were tight against each other and when I went to remove the tool the insert also backed out.