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Threaded Inserts for Wood, Screw in Nut Fastener Connector, Hex Drive Nut Inserts, 1/4"-20, 5/16"-18, 3/8"-16
Wyoming guy
September 2, 2025
One thing I did not like, using in pine board, was the insert did not grab the wood tight enough when using the supplied drill bit. I switched to a slightly smaller 5/16 bit and they screwed in easy and very tight. This I a great value and turned out perfectly.
Jim Richards
August 31, 2025
I used these to make the stands for my racetrack, Orange Valley Expressway.
Clayton
August 20, 2025
I bought these for a project I'm still working on but I did make a little test box and beat the crap out of it to see if I could get these to fail and the only part that failed was a bit of the wood split nowhere near any of the threaded inserts. I like them. I didn't even glue them in place either. I used the screws from another set I bought that had longer inserts than I actually needed.
1960 Chevy Pickup
July 6, 2025
Includes everything needed to accurately drill holes and install the included inserts. Made a challenging process easy.
Justin
July 1, 2025
I used these to make inserts on my IKEA tabletop for automated legs.
Dave R
May 8, 2025
These small 1/4-20 inserts hold the bolt tight, stay in place well. Comes with everything needed to install. Good buy.
"QUEEN V"
May 1, 2025
The drill bit broke rather quickly using a dewalt drill and so I had to go to Lowe’s to get a new drill bit which was more expensive. Not worth it.
Robert
March 22, 2025
Work perfect, everything you need for installation.
Mark Sferrazza
February 28, 2025
So far not one bad insert. Just as good as the “brand Name†version.
Stakman1
February 17, 2025
I have little experience with this type of connector, but I was able to use this without error in MDF on my first try. The fact that it came with the bit and allan key was a nice touch.
Customer
January 12, 2025
Very good product for it's intended purpose but it would be good to note that if you wish to flush the head of the insert into your surface you'll need a countersink or something similar.
MWest
November 22, 2024
Easy to over drill the depth. To prevent bit tear out in plywood spin bit backwards to burn the veneer layer off. Once veneer is burned drill as per normal. If you don't want hole to drill all the way through use the needle tip as an indicator on the other side. When the tip just brakes through other side finish and thread insert.
mholyome
November 21, 2024
I soon plan to mount these inside four Ash table legs, so I'll soon know how well the drill bit, Allen key and inserts work together on hard wood as a team.
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