Cleco instal tools
Posted: Sun Feb 19, 2012 4:37 pm
Hello All
I am just about to finish my second wing and will be starting the fuselage.
After all the clecoing and riveting I am starting to develop a "trigger
finger" on my right hand. I use the old standard cleco pliers; maybe there
is a better more ergonomically designed cleco pliers that would help? It's
got to the point where I going to have to give it some rest. I have been
looking at pneumatic cleco installation tools. ACS and Avery show different
types in their catalogs. Has anybody out there had any experience with them?
Do they in fact work? Looks like they could be little clumsy and slow but at
least I could keep working. Would appreciate any help.
Charlie 802R
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I am just about to finish my second wing and will be starting the fuselage.
After all the clecoing and riveting I am starting to develop a "trigger
finger" on my right hand. I use the old standard cleco pliers; maybe there
is a better more ergonomically designed cleco pliers that would help? It's
got to the point where I going to have to give it some rest. I have been
looking at pneumatic cleco installation tools. ACS and Avery show different
types in their catalogs. Has anybody out there had any experience with them?
Do they in fact work? Looks like they could be little clumsy and slow but at
least I could keep working. Would appreciate any help.
Charlie 802R
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