🔧 JiGiU Heavy Duty Two-Handed Pop Rivet Gun Kit with 200pcs Rivets - Manual Hand Riveter Tool for Plastic Metal Leather Vehicle - Includes 5 Interchangeable Rivet Heads - JGU002 Review

I bought this riveter because I wanted a tool that would work down to 1/4 inch. Many smaller hand riveting tools work no more than 3/16 inch. I tested the largest rivet in the tool to see how well it could handle such a large rivet and how much force I had to put on the handles. Surprisingly, it worked very well and the mechanical advantage is very good, keeping the grip's grip strength at a reasonable level. I love that they give you a choice of studs. I can highly recommend this remedy.

At first I was very impressed with the riveter gun, it looks very well made and should last a long time. The only problem I've had so far is that the stocks tend to jam and as soon as you put a new rivet in the gun the old part falls out. Love the fact that the remaining wand fits right into the cup which you can just unscrew and empty instead of dropping it on the floor. Came with lots of rivets that will last me a very long time. A very good device in this price range.

This is a pretty impressive little rivet gun that works well for me and is a little lighter than I expected. I think the hardest part for me is figuring out what types of rivets work for what types of repairs. It comes with lots of rivets and has different heads for different types of rivets. I had no idea before that there were so many different species, but they certainly are. I'm a beginner riveter, but this tool actually made it pretty easy. Pros: Ease of use. The set includes various river

I have a small one handed rivet gun that can't really do steel rivets or 1/4 inch aluminum rivets and I wanted something a little stronger. . That fits the bill perfectly! It has a very smooth ride and good leverage, and handles tougher, larger rivets with ease. It has two nice features - a bottle for collecting cut rivet shanks and built-in storage for different nozzle sizes. Really, pretty much the only downside is the size of the rivet gun (hard to get hold of in places) and the fact that…

One of the Amazon pictures shows the basic idea behind using it, but no instructions came with the product itself. I'm pretty skilled, but I've never used a rivet gun and it didn't take me long to figure out how to use one. But when I first tried to put a rivet in I tried to unscrew the 3 dials at the end but it ended up just falling apart and it took a few minutes to put it back together. It turns out that you undo the knobs to fully seat the rivet and then turn the knobs back down to push the

Conclusion: Riveting pliers should be missing from every toolbox and every workbench. I've had a Dewalt one-handed block for a while, so I'll do some comparisons. Observations: Recent rivet gun repair project was to replace some rusted and broken aluminum rivets on a 5 foot ladder. I only used 1/8" aluminum so the Dewalt one-handed rivet gun could be used, but it took two steps to complete, which usually results in a tighter grip on the rivet. Recommendations: 1) Although this larger two-handed

Therefore, this type of operation requires slightly less effort than one-handed operation. It is great. using 2 hands means you either need to use a 3rd hand or temporarily fix the position of the item being riveted. In most cases, you can simply fix the item with the rivet and then use the tool to attach it to the desired location. The used bar catch cup is a nice touch. It also serves as a holder for different sized dies for other rivets. The rivets supplied are of average quality and fully…