
Vanquish Products Small Scale Hardware Tool Tip
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Reviews3.0 · 4 reviews
Split up the side very easily after only a couple of uses. Didn't see the sense in replacing it with the same thing so I opted for the small hardware sockets from SSD that attach directly to the tip of a 3mm hex driver, haven't had a single issue since. These look nice, but the steel is just to thin. I've since stopped buying any Vanquish products anyway,most of the rest of the industry uses metric hardware.
Was replacing the bead locks on my wheels when I was loosening a screw and it split up one of the sides and now it just feels like it’s stripped out but it’s actually broken Edit: AMain did an excellent job in helping out and replacing the part fast
This tool don't last enough to install scale hardware in a set of 4 Vanquish wheels. Not forget to mention, that I don't have handle for this tool, I use two fingers to tighten up all the screws with minimum effort. Try to find another brand for a better performance Amainhobbies try it's best with a propper CS. Thanks guys!
cool factor 5 stars . But it stripped/Cracked and I was not hard on it at all. Amain took care of me though and replaced it.
Four verified owners reviewed this small scale hardware tool tip, and ratings are split between 1 and 5 stars. Two reviewers report the tip splitting or cracking on the side after limited use, including one who had it fail while loosening a wheel bead lock screw. One reviewer found the steel too thin and switched to a different brand of hardware socket. Another said the tool did not last long enough to install hardware on a set of four wheels. Two reviewers who had the tip fail say the seller replaced it quickly, and one 5-star reviewer praised the appearance. Overall, the reviews point to durability as the recurring concern, with the tip's side breaking or stripping.
- + Looks appealing
- + Seller replaced failed tool quickly
- − Side splits or cracks after limited use
- − Steel described as too thin
- − Does not last through a full wheel set
- − Stripping under normal use