REXBETI 14" Rivet Nut Tool, Professional Rivet Setter Kit with 7 Metric & Sae Mandrels and 60pcs Rivnuts, Labor-Saving Design, Extra 1/4-20 mandrel with Rugged Carrying Case

Love it use IBM in my work shop

je n'aime pas du tout , trop difficile a crinquer manchon trop court , les rivets plus sont gros = Plus difficile. Va essayer de me trouver des ralonges pour allonger les poignées.

I found this listing for $25.99 when I purchased it. It appears to be made by the same manufacturer that makes the wetool and others. The design, the case and mandrels are identical. There is a mandrel replacement kit available for this. The manufacturer part number is WE-812 and includes the following sizes: M3, M4, M6, M8, M10, M12, 10-24, 1/4-20, 5/16-18 and 3/8-16. There are some reviews claiming the mandrels break after a couple of uses or first use, but I believe they are using these like a pop rivet tool and applying pressure to the rivnut more than once which could cause failure. I installed 12 of fasteners so far which took about 20 minutes to mark the holes, drill holes, unpackage tool and install the rivnuts. Well worth the money spent in my opinion. Hope this helps someone in deciding which brand to purchase as it appears the pricing is the only difference. I have included a photo of the replacement mandrel kit as well as a link to the replacement mandrels. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08NDHWQRL/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_5?smid=&psc=1

First I'll start by saying I have some carpal tunnel in my hands and this unit is far better than the other tool in my toolbox.1 Shipping was quick and it arrived 3 days earlier than promised.2 packaged well and comes with a nice injection molded case to hold the Rexbeti riv nut tool and a place for all the accessory mandrels in different sizes. A+ to keep everything together in a tool box.3 Usage is much easier than the small blue handle tool I already have, especially if you have any grip issues and or strength issues.4 Changing the different bits is as easy as popping the pin out of the tool which releases the bit. I had a pen in my pocket and just pushed it out(it does come with a tool for this). The tool also comes with a spare pin if you somehow lose the original.I first crimped a riv nut with my old unit and then the same with the new one. I then put a bolt through and turned them intentionally to the bottom and kept going until one let go. The Rexbeti tools crimp held firm where the other one from old tool eventually loosend and spun which you never want in a riv nut tool.This tool works great as advertised and is a much better value than my old unit.I may buy another to keep in my trailer as well. The injection molded case is great and make storage quick and easy. Buy with confidence.

Every now and then I have needed one of these tools for mounting miscellaneous electrical components in electrical equipment/switchgear. I have usually had to resort to drilling a hole then tapping, and then every now and then a tap breaks or the metal is quite thin not allowing for much if any threads to be made. This will solve that for me.I havent had a chance to use it on a work project yet, but I have a toolbox in my garage that I started having thoughts that I could easily mount things to it using this. I went ahead and did a tester with it on the front of it. I used one of the 1/4-20 rivet nuts and I will say it was easier than I expected. I will probably need to do a little research into what the "proper working stroke" would be for different applications, but for just drilling a quick hole and installing one of the rivet nuts was about as easy as it gets.You just simply put the proper sized shaft into the tool, open the handles, screw on a rivet nut, and then squeeze the handles and unscrew from the rivet nut and thats all she wrote. I will try to update this when I use it for work.