Stanley R120 Assorted Rivet Pack Review

Lots of right sized rivets, love the range, too bad it didn't come with a 9/64k drill bit for the most common rivets. I recommend this assortment of rivets to all my friends. CC46

Good range. I already had four sizes of aluminum rivets, but I found they weren't always strong enough. This range includes both stainless steel and aluminum rivets and should cover every application I need.

rivets are fine. They are all 1/8 inch in diameter but vary in length. My real problem with this product is the packaging. You almost have to destroy the packaging to get to the rivets. This leaves the packaging in poor condition to keep the rivets used for future use.

They work well but you really need to make sure the holes are slightly larger than the size of the rivet as it "bends/extends" the base to secure them . on the spot he simply perseveres. Might be an issue with my riveting tool as I'm no pro, but I've only gotten rivets to work for about 50% of my needs and only used bolts or screws for the rest.

Large range and good quality. Over the years I've found that rivets are grossly underrated. I use these things for everything from fixing broken kids toys to assembling my wife's latest craft. I recently used them to put up mental license plates at our ranch entrance. It was actually easier than screws and should have lasted longer without worrying about rusting since I used aluminum rivets.

Aluminum rivets are actually made entirely of aluminium. Many "aluminum" rivets are aluminum with a steel tongue, but they are magnetically tested. Prevents corrosion well. The quality seems to be good. Perfect for replacing tube sockets on an old aluminum body amp, especially where the screws and lock washers are too tight (just use them to replace your Sears Silvertone output tube sockets) - or especially when you need to secure something. Louvre. The packaging isn't really meant for reuse…

I have had a pop rivet instrument for as long as I can remember and I wouldn't be surprised if my first one was bought in the 1960's. During this pandemic I've found myself fixing things that I normally just throw away and getting new ones from the store, and it's amazing how many things break when you try to isolate them. My Pop Rivet instrument was ancient and I needed to fix something that was difficult to replace. Stanley is a well-known brand and Revain has been my favorite hardware store…