rivit link
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04-15-2008 | 09:47 AM
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RE: rivit link
that is correct,butwhat it does it pushes the sideplate against the pins and pushes the pins out the other side,and no there arent any other parts with it.now,for the sake of argument,if it did push the side plate on correctly,how would i smooshthe pins so the plate doesnt back off?thanks
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04-15-2008 | 03:05 PM
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if you get the motionpro breaker there is a hole in the end of the long arm of the tool that you can put a screwdriver through to spread out the head of the rivet once the plate is on.
Edit: but if youre going to be spending money on a tool anyways, get the right tool. itll make it 20x easier
Edit: but if youre going to be spending money on a tool anyways, get the right tool. itll make it 20x easier
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04-15-2008 | 03:11 PM
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04-15-2008 | 07:47 PM
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RE: rivit link
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that is correct,butwhat it does it pushes the sideplate against the pins and pushes the pins out the other side,and no there arent any other parts with it.now,for the sake of argument,if it did push the side plate on correctly,how would i smooshthe pins so the plate doesnt back off?thanks
that is correct,butwhat it does it pushes the sideplate against the pins and pushes the pins out the other side,and no there arent any other parts with it.now,for the sake of argument,if it did push the side plate on correctly,how would i smooshthe pins so the plate doesnt back off?thanks
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