Best nutsert tool?

[Finn Sizzle]

Yup, I got some nutsertin' to do on the Jeep. Looking for some feedback on the best tool to do the job. I know it's a pain in the ass to do and don't mind spending some good $ on it, since having the right tools for the job makes it easier.

Please paste in links or part/model #s please.

Thanks!

 

[OverlanderJK]

Have you searched? There are like 10 threads on this.

 

[Sharkey]

http://www.amazon.com/Astro-1442-Th...&qid=1459270931&sr=8-1&keywords=astro+nutsert

 

[Judesign]

Second the Astro 1442. I don't even have any nutsert projects coming up but it's on my list of needed tools for how well it works.

 

[Finn Sizzle]

Have you searched? There are like 10 threads on this.

Yes, thanks for the value added response.

 

[hinrichs]

http://www.amazon.com/Astro-1442-Th...&qid=1459270931&sr=8-1&keywords=astro+nutsert

This one for sure, I have used it many times on my first jeep, 2nd, cozdudes and I am sure someone else will need to use it soon enough. Very easy to use once you understand how it works.

 

[Finn Sizzle]

http://www.amazon.com/Astro-1442-Th...&qid=1459270931&sr=8-1&keywords=astro+nutsert

Thanks. This was the top on my list. Have you used it for any installs? Any issues with adjusting the tool or not compressing the nutsert correctly?

 

[Finn Sizzle]

This one for sure, I have used it many times on my first jeep, 2nd, cozdudes and I am sure someone else will need to use it soon enough. Very easy to use once you understand how it works.

Awesome, thanks for the feedback!

 

[OverlanderJK]

Yes, thanks for the value added response.

Clearly you didn't otherwise you wouldn't have started such a stupid thread.

 

[GraniteCrystal]

Clearly you didn't otherwise you wouldn't have started such a stupid thread.

Perhaps giving urls to those threads would help the OP with his original question as well as learn how to better search for threads.

 

[MTG]

Perhaps giving urls to those threads would help the OP with his original question as well as learn how to better search for threads.

Teach a man to fish and all that...


http://bfy.tw/4zWz

 

[GraniteCrystal]

Teach a man to fish and all that...


http://bfy.tw/4zWz

Ha nice. I like it.

 

[WJCO]

http://tinyurl.com/zxxhuhr

 

[notnalc68]

http://tinyurl.com/zxxhuhr

My favorite!

 

[ivan44]

Buy an Astro 1442. Easier to type than "Have you searched? There are like 10 threads on this." And no I didn't type it. I copied and pasted it. Haha. Nutserts are great by the way. Don't forget to squeeze evenly sir.

 

[ScoobyCarolanNC]

Teach a man to fish and all that...


http://bfy.tw/4zWz

Ya know, I never though of googling "WAYALIFE" before a thing to find the best threads. Sometimes the site's search in the app isn't very direct. Thanks!!

 

[MTG]

Ya know, I never though of googling "WAYALIFE" before a thing to find the best threads. Sometimes the site's search in the app isn't very direct. Thanks!!

Yeah, I never use the search box. :grayno: I think you are actually supposed to type "Site: wayalife [or whatever website]" but I find this works fine for most purposes"

 

[JeepFan]

The Google search engine works great for wayalife.com

I typed "nutsert tool site:wayalife.com" (without the quotes) into the google search box and got tons of hits. Hope this helps!! :yup:

 

[mudmobeeler]

Buy an Astro 1442. Easier to type than "Have you searched? There are like 10 threads on this." And no I didn't type it. I copied and pasted it. Haha. Nutserts are great by the way. Don't forget to squeeze evenly sir.

Its not just the nutsert tool. Its a lot of other stuff too, almost on a daily basis. A lot of which can be found just by looking.

 

[Finn Sizzle]

Lol, so out of the 17 responses on this thread, 3 actually provided some useful info. The others, especially "how to Google" was funny.

OverlandERjk, you are the one in the crowd buddy. You must be the one that knows all and never asked a question. Congrats on your achievement!

I can search all day long for a tool, what I really wanted is feedback from people who actually used them on their rig, hence the "Looking for some feedback on the best tool to do the job" line in my original post.