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Park Tool Threadless Nut Setter (TNS-1)

Park Tool Threadless Nut Setter (TNS-1) - Main image
$43.79 $59.99 In stock

Category: Accessories - Tool Workshop

About Park Tool Threadless Nut Setter (TNS-1)
The TNS-1 is used to install star-fangled nuts found on threadless headsets. Thread the nut onto the TNS-1, insert into the steering column, and drive it in with a hammer. Sets the star-fangled nut to 15 mm and keeps it straight. Long handle helps prevent pinched fingers.

Features

Compatible with 1" and 1 1/8" headset systems that use a standard M6 threaded star-fangled nut

Replaceable set screw — part #822

About Park Tool
Park Tool are the world's largest bicycle tool manufacturer. Located in St. Paul Minnesota they have been designing and manufacturing bicycle specific tools since 1963. Their dedication to quality and innovation have gained them the reputation for producing the best bicycle tools in the world.

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

George ★★★★★

This little tool made installing the star nut in my new fork a breeze instead of a headache. I liked that you just thread the nut onto the setter and drive it in, keeping everything perfectly straight.

Kevin ★★★★☆

Took me about 30 seconds to thread the nut on and drive it into the steering column, way easier than the improvised method I tried first. The tool itself feels solid and machined, like it'll last through many builds.