New NUTSERT tools

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New NUTSERT tools

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Bought these new NUTSERT application tools from the net before I went away, there were delivered when I got back.
You can put them in your drill to apply the nutsert looks easier that using the pliers I'll try it out and see how it goes. :roll:
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Be interesting to see how they go mate - I put a 10mm nutsert into something the other day and you need hands like Tarzan to pull the bloody things in :wtf: :wtf: :wtf: I'm surprised the handles didn't bend on the tool it was so hard
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Are they metric, or imperial? My kingdom for an imperial set.

I bought the Kingchrome 2-handles set, and they work well. Hurts my soul though every time I put a metric nutsert into an early Holden.

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I bought an imperial set from a mob in Melbourne Harv - let me see if I can find a link for ya
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Harv wrote: Mon Aug 24, 2026 6:38 pm Are they metric, or imperial? My kingdom for an imperial set.


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Nifty Neil. Blacky, awesome, thanks.Harv I feel the same way.

Here is a fun fact for you: I am currently in London, staying with our daughter. The silly poofters are still using Imperial linear measurements, inches, feet, yards, miles. Yet they use litres for fuel.

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Thankyou :)
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Errol62 wrote: Tue Aug 25, 2026 3:54 am Nifty Neil. Blacky, awesome, thanks.Harv I feel the same way.

Here is a fun fact for you: I am currently in London, staying with our daughter. The silly poofters are still using Imperial linear measurements, inches, feet, yards, miles. Yet they use litres for fuel.

I can't seem to post via Tapatalk over here at this stage so i am on the 'puter.

Thank goodness for that - I was starting to think you had died seeing as you hadn't posted for so long ....... :lol: :lol:
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Yes Blacky using the pliers is pretty hard the video of these ones that I bought shows it to be pretty easy but only trying them will tell.

I'll give it a go and report back :thumbsup:
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https://www.cartorya.com/funnel/news-ca ... t-tool-set?
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