Saint-Gobain ADFORS Screen and Spline Tool Plus - Black

My wife wore out our old one and really likes the new one. Relatively easy to use.

Yep! Works as it should

I liked the dual function of this tool. Use one end to “poke” in the corners of the screen. Use the other end to roll in the straight sides . Very easy to use . Took me no time to fix the screen .

Some of this may be my fault, but it does not list in the description what kind of spline this tool is for (the plus version). The feed hole was too tight to easily pass flat spline through. The corner tool for me felt like a gimmick. It is flimsy plastic, so I felt like it would break before I got a useful amount of pressure to be useful. Also, the seem where the 2 halves of the tool join was very uneven where the corner tool was so it would roll of the spline when pushing. The concave wheel was too skinny for flat spline and kept slipping. It may work great for the smaller diameter round spline, but did not work for my use.

Though I didn't use the "spline threading" feature of this tool, it did a great job as I rescreened almost a dozen screened windows. The corner press was especially useful to have.

This tool worked but it didn't fit well with the 5/16th spline I used for my window screen frames.

I really like the design of having the spine coming through the tool. It made my job a lot easier. For the price, the plastic tool is study enough.

I wasn’t expecting much, but this tool; I should say toy, is utter trash. It’s nothing but thin walled plastic that buckles under any kind of working pressure. It didn’t even make it a single job before the seam split rendering the “pry” end of the tool unusable. The wheel itself had a lot of play right out of the package, but after the seam split this thing will wobble a half inch to either side of center. Ended up throwing it in the trash and using a butter knife to finish the job.