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In this Discussion
- mars55 July 2008
- PAULARGETYPE June 2008
- Ron P July 2008
- SRCraftsman2 June 2008
- Swasp76063 June 2008
Tool ????
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Ron I Have A Few Different Sizes Of These Tools And Some Of The Rivenuts To Go Along With The Tools I Could Lend You My Tool If You Can't Find One It Really Works Great When Your Done You Have A Nut Justwhere You Want One Ot's Great For Putting On Mirrors I'LL ASK WHERE I GOT MINE HOW MUCH THEY ARE AND LET YOU KNOW IF YOU WANT TO OWN ONE WHAT SIZE??
Hudsonly
Paul -
I just bought a couple last week from McMaster Carr. The tool was $52 and the mandrels are $12 apiece up to 1/4-20. There are a couple of mandrels included with the tool, but I don't remember what sizes. We use them by the hundreds at the sheet metal shop where I work.
Bob -
Ron P wrote:Thanks, but I would like to buy a kit with different sizes. I will check Macmaster Carr out. Would you know what they are called so I can look them up ? Thanks, Ron
Try this site as a starting point.
http://www.aimfasteners.com/bollhoff_riveting_tools.html -
Ron P wrote:Thanks, but I would like to buy a kit with different sizes. I will check Macmaster Carr out. Would you know what they are called so I can look them up ? Thanks, Ron
Here is the link to McMaster-Carr.
http://www.mcmaster.com/
Then enter "rivetnut" in the 'Find Products' box on the lefthand side to get the rivet nuts or enter "rivetnut tool" to get the Rivet Nut Installation Tools. -
http://www.crestfasteners.com/cgi-bin/shopper.cgi?preadd=action&key=0013DLSKIT1G&reference=/cgi-bin/shopper.cgi%3Fsearch%3Daction%26keywords%3Dall%26searchstart%3D0%26template%3D/home2/crest/crestfasteners-www/PDGTemplates/Plain/SearchResult.html%26category%3D0013
Found this kit and the place is about 10 miles from me. Emailed them for more information. Thanks, Ron
