Spline Tool

It is plastic have to be careful not to press too hard. But worked just fine!

This worked great but they do get worn out quick.

I was worried I would accidentally tear the screen during installation as I am a complete notice and slipped the tool a few times out of the retainer groove.. No tears!I did 7 window screens and a sliding patio door screen.. Very easy to use, got a blister on my hand but that is my fault as I was not wearing gloves. The roller held up well.

Used other plastic tools successfully, but for this tool the wheel started bending after first use and did not place spline correctly. Wheel is apparently made of cheap plastic that is not for heavy duty / screen enclosure use.

I purchased this inexpensive item to use when I replaced the screen in a screen door. I wish I had purchased the other, sturdier one made from wood and metal. This did the job, but the plastic wheel became distorted and began to shred at the edges when I tried to push the spline into the channel. It's possibly good for one use, but I'm not sure it would stand up to a second use.

My cat likes to chase moths at night and eventually goes through screen on sliding door. Easy to put back using tool.

Less expensive than other similar products and gets the job done

Spend the few extra dollars for the wooden model. The plastic one is not strong at all and will just give you headaches. I now have a deformed concave wheel and haven't finished installing my first screen. UGH!