rivet gun
Does anyone know of a source for an air rivet hammer that only strikes one
blow per trigger pull? I have used some old ones and liked them better than a standard chatter gun. -- Stupendous Man, Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty |
rivet gun
Stupendous Man wrote:
Does anyone know of a source for an air rivet hammer that only strikes one blow per trigger pull? I have used some old ones and liked them better than a standard chatter gun. Dunno if any current suppliers are making them, but you could check with The Yard Aircraft Tools. Google. Cheers Trevor Jones |
rivet gun
Stupendous Man wrote: Does anyone know of a source for an air rivet hammer that only strikes one blow per trigger pull? I have used some old ones and liked them better than a standard chatter gun. A good rivet gun will be easy to control the hits and should have a regulator on it to set the air flow going into the gun. Most of the riveting I did was with a 4x gun. This is a little overkill for 3/32 rivets but I could set up to a 3/16 an470 with no problem. If you don't hit the rivets hard enough they will get work hardened before they are completely set which happens when you are using an undersized gun. John |
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how can you tell if they work harden????
bob in phx "john" wrote in message ... Stupendous Man wrote: Does anyone know of a source for an air rivet hammer that only strikes one blow per trigger pull? I have used some old ones and liked them better than a standard chatter gun. A good rivet gun will be easy to control the hits and should have a regulator on it to set the air flow going into the gun. Most of the riveting I did was with a 4x gun. This is a little overkill for 3/32 rivets but I could set up to a 3/16 an470 with no problem. If you don't hit the rivets hard enough they will get work hardened before they are completely set which happens when you are using an undersized gun. John |
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Bob in Phx wrote:
how can you tell if they work harden???? They will get hairline cracks in them and will not completely set. bob in phx "john" wrote in message ... Stupendous Man wrote: Does anyone know of a source for an air rivet hammer that only strikes one blow per trigger pull? I have used some old ones and liked them better than a standard chatter gun. A good rivet gun will be easy to control the hits and should have a regulator on it to set the air flow going into the gun. Most of the riveting I did was with a 4x gun. This is a little overkill for 3/32 rivets but I could set up to a 3/16 an470 with no problem. If you don't hit the rivets hard enough they will get work hardened before they are completely set which happens when you are using an undersized gun. John They don't expand properly. The rivet should expand to 1.5 times the stem diameter when it is properly set. Here is a good site on rivets and riveting http://www.rvproject.com/rivets.html http://www.rvproject.com/MIL-R-47196A_MI.pdf They don't say anything about 'happy rivets' John |
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Bob in Phx wrote:
how can you tell if they work harden???? They crumble or shear when they are struck. Cheers Trevor Jones |
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On Oct 27, 11:20 pm, "Stupendous Man" wrote:
Does anyone know of a source for an air rivet hammer that only strikes one blow per trigger pull? I have used some old ones and liked them better than a standard chatter gun. -- Stupendous Man, Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty welcome to visit our web site for the range of air hammer kit & riveters. http://www.dino-power.com/air_hammer_kit.html http://www.dino-power.com/air_rivet_gun_riveter.html |
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