Park ToolThreadless Nut Setter
Item # PAR0088
Hammering in a star-fangled manner.
Setting a star-nut into a fork is a bit tricky without the proper tools, so reach for the Park Tool Threadless Nut Setter instead of trying to wrangle a quick fix to do the job. The inside of your star-fangled nut threads onto the bottom of the nut setter, making it easy to keep straight, and the oversized handle keeps you from pinching fingers in the process of hammering things together. This model is designed for 1-inch and 1-1/8-inch headset systems.
- A tool for setting star nuts in fork stacks
- Long handle helps prevent pinching fingers
- Easy to use, ideal for keeping star nuts straight
What do you think about this product?
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June 12, 2019
Like a batman movie
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
Smack Crack and Bam the star nut is installed. The tip that threads into the star nut is replaceable should you break it off. The only thing that could make the tool better would be a guide for starting out straight.
Robert Jensen
April 8, 2019
Precision Smashing
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
Pretty obscure tool... but if you need it you need it. For me this was the last remaining tool I needed to be able to build my bikes without a trip to the bike shop. Technically there's a nicer version of this tool that has a guide to keep the star nut straight... but I have used this style tool many times and it always levels it out in the end anyway so I don't really see the point in the other tool. If you find yourself assembling new bikes, or at least new forks, 1 or more times a year then I would say this is a great addition to your work bench.
Vinny Mauro
April 25, 2018
Easy
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
Nice to have when building new bikes.
Clayton Otto
December 28, 2017
An Adequate Tool for Occasional Use
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
This star nut setter isn't great but is affordable and gets the job done. A nicer setter will have a guide to make sure the star nut goes in straight, on this you you have to be careful in your tapping. If you're just doing this once in a while the affordability of this tool makes it worthwhile to have in your toolbox.
Daniel