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Anybody have a rivet gun I can borrow? If so, would love to pick it up Wednesday/Thursday and can return it after the weekend. Thanks!!
Anybody have a rivet gun I can borrow? If so, would love to pick it up Wednesday/Thursday and can return it after the weekend. Thanks!!
'88 Suburban - Rhino, wheel/camp/exped
'03 Subaru Forester - Dash, retired from the dirt
'94 Honda ST1100 - the bike, DD
I have a hand rivetter, not a pneumatic one though. If I remember it also only handles one size shank, although you can change out to the tip to whatever size, so if you want to run a bigger rivet you just have to buy the tip, which I am sure is under $5. You are welcome to it, or to check it out if you want. I am around just about any time.
Hey Steve thanks!! However, just got word from a biker friend who has one and is practically giving it to me cause he hasn't used it much. Woohoo! On the condition he can borrow it back of course, lol. So, looks like I'm set!
'88 Suburban - Rhino, wheel/camp/exped
'03 Subaru Forester - Dash, retired from the dirt
'94 Honda ST1100 - the bike, DD
Glad to hear it! It will probably be happier with it over mine anyways. Mine does just fine for small jobs, but since I am guessing your using it with your interior remodel I bet you would get sick of this one really really fast. it certianly is not made for nailing out 1000 rivets in a day. Looking forward to seeing some pics of the final product!!
Originally Posted by Smash
Cool. Now we know where to go for a rivet gun.
Loosely Translated
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I have a couple of the bigger professional models that you can borrow. One of them has a rotating head that is handy. Give a holler is something else doesn't work out for you. Both of these take multi size rivets, too.
A nation of sheep will always end up being governed by swine...
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Thanks Brody! I think his has a rotating head too. Not pneumatic, but that's alright, I don't have a compressor anyway.
'88 Suburban - Rhino, wheel/camp/exped
'03 Subaru Forester - Dash, retired from the dirt
'94 Honda ST1100 - the bike, DD
