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Glassnose Aficionado
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I'm going to get a new rivit tool tomorrow, unless Doug has a good one. This one was borrowed from a neighbor, who has mostly good tools, but he doesn't do the rivit thing much so he had this POS that filleted my finger.


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Danny, that's not a cheap tool - look closely and you'll see that it's a left handed rivet tool. mechanic
By the way, how many rivets did you get in before that happened?
Sorry about the finger. confusion

> no - it's not a left handed rivet tool


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I got enough to hold it up, but I want it really snug, so I'm holding out for a better tool. I'm really happy with the way this project is coming along, but some things just p me off.


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What size rivets?


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Did my rivet gun work OK?



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No pain.....no gain Big Grin




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Doug loaned me his high quality riviter and it works like a charm. Suck them suckers up good and tight and nips them clean. What a difference!
Unfortunately, after this mornings thunderstorm I found I still have a little leak at the front of the vent. Still workong on it.


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