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Hand rivet nut tool tips
Choose the right size rivnut
- Measure the thickness of the sheet metal and choose a rivet nut with an appropriate grip range.
Drill the right size hole
- Holes must be circular; irregular or improperly sized holes will affect the stability of rivet nut installation.
Set right stroke
Adjust the stroke of the tool to prevent overloading and causing damage to the mandrel and rivet nut.
Mandrels are wearing parts
Mandrels are wearing parts, with smaller sizes being more susceptible to damage. Additionally, please use the tool correctly to avoid overloading.
Arnold
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2024
exact replacement works with my set
Jeremy C.
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024
It's a good thing that it was in a pack of 2. One of them was a metric M3 that was in a 6-32 package. Luckily, the other one was packaged correctly so I could finish the job.
Fairbanks Dan
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024
Fits the tool, functions as planned so long as you don’t lean the tool while pulling. Pretty easy to bust off the threaded pull rod since this one is so tiny. I bought more and was more careful.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2023
This is just what I needed to finish out the project that I was working on. Good quality. Work's great.
Jeremy Brown
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2023
With such a small diameter, it’s very easy to snap off the threaded portion.Make sure you properly adjust your tool to account for the thickness of the metal you’re using, otherwise you’re gonna have a broken tool.
Andrew H.
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2023
Best bang for the buck. Just don't put to much pressure on it or it'll snap off. Ask me how I know..
EMK
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2023
The 6-32 is the rivet nut with the thnnest madrel/shank. The design of the low cost installation tools makes it way too easy for me to break these. Here's how I go wrong:1) The first pull looks OK, but I can see some uncompressed ribbing on the insert. I adjust the anvil nut and go for a perfect 2nd pull, only to have the madrel snap. !@#$!2) I'm installing on a curved surface (think engine cowling) or an awkward position (think reaching up from the creeper). I put side pressure on the tool and the mandrel snaps. !@#$!There are a few things that could improve the situation. First, make these madrels out of the best, toughest steel available. I don't need titanium, but brittle steel is an swful choice. Second, the pull tool should have some kind of torque setting preventing me from an overpull.For now, the cost effective move is to keep a spare mandrel. If you break one, assume you will break another, so buy the 2-pack.P.S. there is another design requiring 3+ hands. Those last forever, but cost quite a bit more, Amazon calls it a "Rivnut Insert Setting Tool", but they don't stock SAE sizes.
Redvette 350
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2022
This worked for our needs
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