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What Customers Are Saying
The spline roller tool is an affordable option for simple screen replacement projects, but it is made of low-quality plastic that may break or warp after limited use. While it can get the job done for occasional home repairs, the majority of reviews suggest investing in a more durable metal and wood tool for frequent or heavy-duty use.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Barely gets job done
Would RecommendYou get what you pay for. The price makes it OK to recommend. The quality is very poor.
repair spline roller
Would RecommendGreat product just know that if you are using aluminum screen it will chew this up so you may only get one use out of it. It did however work very well and made putting the spline in much easier and allows you to keep the screen tight enough to stay put.
cheap as it looks
Would Not Recommendneeded a spline tool with both a convex and concave edged wheel...absolutely needed for 1/4 inch flat spline on a pool screen enclosure. should be able to get a quality tool for under $10 with decent sized handle and good size wheels with ball bearings. this cheap little plastic thing has neither.... will be returning and buying a proper tool on the Internet.
Great Tool
Would RecommendI had to replace a screen and didn't want to spend 7 dollars for the more expensive version. It worked perfectly and I will definitely use it again.
Does what it's supposed to do
Would RecommendThere's absolutely nothing fancy about this. It's a plastic handle with plastic wheels. That said though, it does exactly what it's supposed to do. Much better than trying to use a screwdriver to push in the spline all the way around the screen door! :)
Worked Ok
Would RecommendIt Was good enough to replace screen on patio door. Should be able to use a few times no problem.
screen mania
Would RecommendI didn't even know what a spline was until I tried to make a screen window without one! Tore up the screen pretty bad on my first try. Then, I read the directions - bought this spline roller. My second screen bowed in the middle and did not fit perfectly. However, the screen was taught and without tears or rips. Now, when I need a screen I whip out my spline and slippidy smack the job is done and DONE WELL!