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August 15, 2010

Home Repair Tips : How to Use a Rivet Gun

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Rivet guns are available as a hand-operated, air-operated or electrically-operated tool, and they require using the right tip attachment for the type of rivets being used. Find out how to use a rivet gun with instructions from an experienced carpenter and construction specialist in thisfree video on home repair. Expert: Mark Blocker Bio: Mark Blocker is a semi-retired ASE-certified master mechanic with more than 20 years of automotive experience. Filmmaker: Daron Stetner

Tags: Ase, Construction Specialist, How To Use A Rivet Gun.

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August 16, 2010
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summerscomputerking @ 7:41 pm #

Thanks I have always wondered how it worked. Now I know thanks to you.

August 20, 2010
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cupmike @ 7:17 am #

A fine video

August 21, 2010
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phoenixs0und @ 1:17 am #

thanks for making this video

August 22, 2010
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MrJon0728 @ 2:50 pm #

his face looks like my ballbag

August 25, 2010
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sojournal @ 1:23 am #

this is why i love you tube….ok one of the reasons….now i know i was doing it wrong…thank you for making

August 28, 2010
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1ohtaf1 @ 5:07 am #

And the TITANIC!

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monimstarfox @ 7:24 am #

Thanks man i need to do alot of riveting in my school

August 29, 2010
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duupoonss @ 12:52 am #

you should post more videos about tools and how they work !

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DenisWasHere12 @ 7:54 am #

every1 knows how to use pop rivets. Solid shank rivets r hard.

August 31, 2010
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drago522 @ 4:30 am #

very instructive. thanks

September 1, 2010
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matthewloney @ 6:37 am #

thanks alot man

September 4, 2010
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sporejunkie89 @ 6:01 pm #

oh, okay

September 6, 2010
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rhblakeman @ 12:46 pm #

Die cast cars arent really riveted – the top has a pin molded to it and the base has a hole and the pin sticks through the base and they peen over the pin to make it bigger. Same theory as a rivet but one side is part of the top casting.

September 8, 2010
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rhblakeman @ 3:36 am #

It doesnt cut the shank, you get to the breaking point of a groove in the shank and it snaps off making a loud noise, hence the brand name of “Pop” rivets for the loud pop it makes when it breaks. Note you should use the same metal as the metal you are joining unless they are insulated with paint or you get galvanic action from dissimilar metals – steel rivet to join aluminum then water between starts the same effect as a battery and corrodes the metals by electrical action

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JohnRaptor @ 11:36 am #

Thanks for the video. This was very helpful.

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Turnsix @ 1:51 pm #

Thanks for the demo. This takes the place of some welding duties for light duty fastening.

September 10, 2010
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GuitarMan96 @ 3:50 pm #

it means boring you idiot

September 14, 2010
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KFCHambone @ 2:45 am #

never used 1 be 4, now i can because of this video. much thanks

September 17, 2010
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a6km @ 1:10 am #

yea, for example …..on mine as well :) ))

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tribulation138 @ 10:10 pm #

my motorcycle muffler may I add.

September 19, 2010
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terminator363 @ 10:06 am #

Dude, what the hell does “mundane” mean?

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herricjb @ 5:50 pm #

You must lead a very mundane life.

September 21, 2010
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XOH4YB @ 5:54 pm #

u can also get rivet nuts which u can screws things on.

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sporejunkie89 @ 9:42 pm #

rivets, and rivet guns have many different purposes, for example, ever seen the the bottom side of a Hot Wheels? There are 2 rivets holding the car together.

September 24, 2010
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bengaliballa @ 5:09 am #

Pop rivets are used on many places the commercials for trains and etc. It often attaches two sheets of sheet metal. For regular metal you would use regular rivets. Regular rivets are harder to insert with a regular rivet gun. You usually have to adjust the rivet gun and it can sometimes be a bit annoying.

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