Deadwood Crafted Tools DCT T-Wrench for 1/4in-20 Inserts – T-Shape Handle Screw Tool, Insert Installer, Threaded Insert Installation

Deadwood Crafted Tools DCT T-Wrench for 1/4in-20 Inserts – T-Shape Handle Screw Tool, Insert Installer, Threaded Insert Installation

• EFFORTLESSLY INSTALL INSERTS: Use the DCT T-Wrench for 1/4"-20 Inserts – T-Shape Handle Screw Tool, Insert Installer, Threaded Insert Installation to install inserts straight with plenty of leverage as you push down to avoid having the wood pull up around it
• PROTECT YOUR APPLICATION: T-shaped wrench helps you manually Install 1/4"-20 threaded inserts straight without damaging your application’s wood or fastener so you can easily repair a table, a workbench, and much more
• EASY TO USE: Tap or drill a hole in lumber or other type of wood application that is the size of the insert (not counting the threads), screw the T-wrench into a threaded insert, and use a 14”-20 threaded machine screw into the insert to screw into the wood until it is flush or slightly below the surface of the wood; It is important to use the correct wood drill size and correct screw size; Not intended for threaded insert removal once installed
• GRIP COMFORTABLY: Wrench includes a 2.75-inch (7cm) long handle that is the perfect size for complete coverage, less user fatigue, and more productivity; 4-inch (10.2cm) overall height
• PACKAGE CONTENTS: Package includes (1) T-wrench; 1/4”-20 threaded inserts required, not included

Installation of threaded inserts is a critical step in repairing tables, benches, and more. The DCT T-Wrench for 1/4"-20 Inserts - T-Shape Handle Screw Tool, Insert Installer, Threaded Insert Installation helps you manually Install 1/4"-20 threaded inserts straight without damaging the wood or fastener. Simply drill a hole that is the size of the insert (not including the threads), screw the T-wrench into a threaded insert, and use a 14"-20 threaded screw in the insert to screw into the wood. This T-style wrench is not intended for threaded insert removal once installed. If you wish to remove a threaded insert, thread a nut onto a bolt, screw the bolt into the insert, wrench the nut down tightly on top of the insert, and then back the bolt-nut-insert assembly out of the wood.