Ratings & Reviews for Screen Tight 12-in Plastic Screen rolling tool ( Blade Included )
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What Customers Are Saying
The screen rolling tool has mixed reviews. Some users found it easy to use and helpful for installing window screens, especially for first-time users. However, many were dissatisfied with the poor quality and performance, including the roller being too wide, the blade being ineffective or damaging the screen, and the overall cheap, flimsy construction. Several customers recommended getting a higher-quality metal tool instead.
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Would RecommendWe had no trouble using this tool. It works much better with fiberglass screen versus aluminum or hard screen.
Not worth the money.
Would Not RecommendThe blade isn't secure inside the handle at all. No matter how much you tighten the bolts, it WILL slip out if you're trying to remove spline that is very old. I've had the blade come out 4 times in the first 10 minutes of use, and I managed to slice my thumb the last time. 0/10, do not recommend.
Waste of time and money
Would Not RecommendDoesnt fit into the groove on my screen frame and the sharp edges cut the screen while you're trying to roll the spline in. This is the only one my lowes ever has in stock. I've checked 3 different times in the last month and the other spline rolling tools are nothing but empty spaces on the shelf.
Works okay on fibreglass but NOT metal screen!
Would RecommendWithout going into too much depth, one of our dogs made a Wile E. Coyote hole in a screen when she saw a dog who seems to be universally disliked in our neighbourhood, so I wanted to do a metal screen. Having purchased the aluminium screen and this tool, like one other review, it cuts both sides of the screen rendering it sort of useless. A neighbour leant me their less techie one which worked better on the metal screen. I experimented with the fibreglass screen with the dog-shaped hole and i...
Bad design
Would Not RecommendToo wide and the scoop is too deep. The screen cutter is worthless.
junk
Would Not Recommendbad design, too wide almost cut my new screen trying to use this
Screens X2
Would RecommendWorked good, but the blade was wearing back through the plastic housing on only two screens.
From 12-in Plastic Screen rolling tool ( Blade Included ) Verified Purchaser
one of the good ones
Would RecommendThis turned out to be very easy to use. Worth the extra cost compared to other ones.
Dangerous product
Would Not RecommendThis tool works fine as spline tool, but the included razor blade was poorly designed. It is dangerous and has caused a deep cut in my finger. The razor blade randomly comes out when you grab the tool. There is no safety mechanism to prevent it from accidently from being deployed. This item needs to be removed from the store.
Wheel too thick
Would Not RecommendIf you love having to do the same job twice then this is the tool for you. If you're trying to spline an aluminum screen it will cut it next to the spline because the wheel is too wide. Also, the hook cutter thing is sort of nice but a second wheel that isn't concave to help put the spline in further would me much much more useful. you need a knife anyways to cute the excess screen off so why would I need this little hook knife?
This tool get the job done
Would RecommendThe perfect tool for prescreening window screens or screens for doors on patios.
From 12-in Plastic Screen rolling tool ( Blade Included ) Verified Purchaser
Bad for .125
Would Not RecommendRoller is too wide for .125 spline groove. You will cut the screening as you roll it in. Looks good for a larger spline though. Lowe's doesn't sell a smaller version of this so, this is going back.
wheel too thick
Would Not RecommendThe roller wheel is too wide so it just barely pushed the spline into the groove. Had to finish with flathead screwdriver.