Hey all I'm just about to do some maintenance on the KK and need to hire an air rivet gun capable of pulling 6.4 grip rivets, does anyone know of anyone in melbourne south easter burbs whome I could hire one off?
Have you contacted any of the hire companies like Kennards Hire?
Quote from: lukeycat on December 10, 2021, 09:58:38 AM
Hey all I'm just about to do some maintenance on the KK and need to hire an air rivet gun capable of pulling 6.4 grip rivets, does anyone know of anyone in melbourne south easter burbs whome I could hire one off?
https://www.kennards.com.au/pop-riveter-air.html
Yeah the local kennards doesnt have one I think i may have to bite the bullet and buy one but not a cheap purchase :(
Why do you need an air one
Quote from: lukeycatYeah the local kennards doesnt have one I think i may have to bite the bullet and buy one but not a cheap purchase :(
I thought they were able to source from other stores if you made arrangements? worth asking as it would save ya money
As Mark said, does it need to be air ;D
Got one of these a while back & it works well ;D
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Electric-Rivet-Nut-Gun-Riveting-Tool-Cordless-Riveting-Drill-Adaptor-Insert-F5I5-/124522620152 (https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Electric-Rivet-Nut-Gun-Riveting-Tool-Cordless-Riveting-Drill-Adaptor-Insert-F5I5-/124522620152)
Quote from: Fizzie on December 11, 2021, 06:55:31 AM
As Mark said, does it need to be air ;D
Got one of these a while back & it works well ;D
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Electric-Rivet-Nut-Gun-Riveting-Tool-Cordless-Riveting-Drill-Adaptor-Insert-F5I5-/124522620152 (https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Electric-Rivet-Nut-Gun-Riveting-Tool-Cordless-Riveting-Drill-Adaptor-Insert-F5I5-/124522620152)
Nah doesn't have to be air just limited access where I need to get and pretty big rivets to pop I'll have a look at some of those drill adapters as they could be an option looked at the Milwaukee cordless option but wowee they are pricy lol. I'll chase kennards again work has an account and they are generally pretty helpful.
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Quote from: lukeycat on December 11, 2021, 09:07:30 AM
Nah doesn't have to be air just limited access where I need to get and pretty big rivets to pop I'll have a look at some of those drill adapters as they could be an option looked at the Milwaukee cordless option but wowee they are pricy lol. I'll chase kennards again work has an account and they are generally pretty helpful.
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Hey Lukey, don't waste your money on the drill adaptor ones, they are useless i brought one a few years ago and ended up throwing it away. I bit the bullet and got an air riveter from e-bay for around $75 best thing i did. Easy to use and pulls big rivets. I was struggling with hand riveters due to lack of hand strength these days
Cheers
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Buy one from bunnings... use it as needed, then return for refund.. :)
Quote from: Bird on December 11, 2021, 04:17:54 PM
Buy one from bunnings... use it as needed, then return for refund.. :)
I've never done anything like that before hahahahahaha ;) Bunnings offer a great free hire service
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Contact Bayfords tools n parts in Campbellfield - they are not expensive and super handy . Can pick up or they do have a ebay store .
https://www.gettoolsdirect.com.au/air-riveters.html
Bayfords are more reasonably priced or the Gasweld stores have them for $120
Quote from: Humphreythebear on December 14, 2021, 07:06:44 PM
https://www.gettoolsdirect.com.au/air-riveters.html
Bayfords are more reasonably priced or the Gasweld stores have them for $120
Cheers bud Ive just purchased an ebay one so I will see how it goes.
Quote from: lukeycat on December 15, 2021, 06:37:04 AM
Cheers bud Ive just purchased an ebay one so I will see how it goes.
Hey Lukey, what brand and what did it cost? This is the one i got from e-bay about six months ago, unknown brand (shogun) but has been doing the job ok and only cost $79 + shipping.
Cheers
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I had the oil leak out of my Chinese special years ago while I was building my plane (yes, sit in and fly with a passenger). I had laid it on it's side. Refilled with oil and don't lay on it's side and it is still going strong. Over 20,000 rivets.
Dan.
Quote from: Aussie Iron on December 16, 2021, 05:19:59 PM
I had the oil leak out of my Chinese special years ago while I was building my plane (yes, sit in and fly with a passenger). I had laid it on it's side. Refilled with oil and don't lay on it's side and it is still going strong. Over 20,000 rivets.
Dan.
Thanks for the tip, if you can build a plane with one then Im sure my kitchen draw slide will be fine ;). @Robbo same same but different the one I purchased is orange and black.