If you only need a tool for Thonkiconn nuts and have access to a 3D printer, here's a free STL file for a DIY nut tool that you can print: Download

This has been tested with PLA, 0.1 mm layer height, 3 wall lines, 10% infill.

All you need is some superglue and 2 nails (1.8 mm width which is about 2D or gauge 15 in the US). Put a bit of superglue on the shafts. If they're long enough, insert the nails from the top. Otherwise, cut off the head and insert from the bottom. Insert tool onto a Thonkiconn with the nut already in place. Make sure the nails sit in the nut slots (to adjust the position of the nails). Wait to dry.

If you want to use nails of a different shaft width, the download includes the OpenSCAD source code, so you can easily change the hole diameter and generate your custom STL file for printing.