Steel and Nylon

Does the job & seams well made.

I used this toolset to build new window screens for my entire house, 4 sliding doors, 1 porch screen door, 10 single width windows, 4 double width windows, and 4 quarter height bathroom windows. No issues, no blisters, easy to use.

I had to fix my sliding patio door screen that separated at the bottom. Was trying to use a screwdriver and that was OKAY. Using the tools I got it to completely tuck, back to original condition. Need some patience to do

Spine tool works great, I used it to hang up some vinyl instead of screen on my back porch. I didn’t use the plastic one because it was a little too sharp.

Did the job perfectly.

Great tools to own

Went to hd and lowes for this tool and all they had was tiny or plastic which did not work for installing screens. This had the tool i needed with a sturdy wooden handle and two different sized rollers at the ends. Made the work done in half the time without killing my hand or ripping the screen. Easy to use. Also came w a small tool to get the twine into the corners. Great value.

I had a set. Bought this set for my son!

Very well made. No issues whatsoever. The ball bearings make the install easy as one can push hard to get the retainer in the groove.

Sturdy and effective. I'd buy again.

I just bought these tools to try to replace screen tabs that had, over time, become brittle and snapped off. I bought the new screen tabs from amazon and watched a couple of youtube tutorials. To be honest, i was not expecting success. After a week of procrastinating, i was ready to tackle the screens with broken tabs (NOTE: your screens have to be out of the windows and able to be put on a flat surface to do the job). Much to my amazement, it worked!!! The tools were absolutely essential. The curved pick was totally necessary to pry the spline out of the corner of the frame, get the netting out of the groove and (here is where the curve of the pick was so helpful) dig out the base of the broken tab. The plastic wheel was perfect for pressing the netting and spline back into the groove of the screen. The random video on youtube - just as essential as the tools. These tools were totally ideal for the job. I am sure more tabs will break over the next year when i put the screens in and take them out as they are getting old and are brittle. Bring it on! I am ready!!!

Works great.

Nice quality tool. Miles better than plastic ones that get shredded after 1 aluminum screen job