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Universal Mini Nut Starter

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$19.4 $26.95 In stock

Category: Screwdrivers

Universal Mini Nut Starter
  • Makes pick up and threading nuts easy
  • Holds nuts from .056 inch to .125 inch
  • Spring loaded to open jaws to grab screws or nuts
  • Great as a small screw starter
  • Works with all patterns including hex nuts, star nuts, lock nuts, and round nuts
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Steven A. ★★★★★

I've been using it for small electronics repairs, and the way it holds nuts from .056 to .125 inch saves me so much frustration. The spring-loaded jaws grab onto stubborn screws that my fingers just can't reach. Definitely a handy little tool for anyone dealing with tiny fasteners.

Christopher ★★★★★

The spring-loaded jaws on this mini nut starter are a lifesaver for tiny fasteners. I use it for holding small nuts when starting threads, and it picks up screws just as easily. A simple tool that does exactly what it should for small hardware jobs.

Abigail ★★★★★

Picked up a pack of tiny hex nuts for a RC car project, and this spring-loaded jaw tool grabbed them from the get-go—even the 0.056 inch ones. Threading them onto bolts became a one-handed breeze after wrestling with tweezers for way too long.