So, I wasn't paying attention and ordered the "toolless" Inserta hinges rather than regular screw-in hinges. I'm not even sure this is at all a good idea, but reading the Blum site they recommend using an "insertion tool" to insert the "toolless" hinges, for which they want ~$95. They specifically warn against using a hammer. I'm not doing that for four hinges, especially when I don't trust them to stay put anyway.
So, do these things actually work when correctly inserted (into hardwood)? Can I correctly insert them using a U-shaped block of wood (mimicking the $95 tool) to tap both sides in evenly? Or should I follow my instincts and just pitch them and get the ones that use screws?
Thanks!