pneumatic riviter

[Murray and Carol Cherkas]

Brad

Take the head off the gun. You shoukd see a back up nut which you can
adjust the plunger with.

Good luck
Murray

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From: mike.davis@dcsol.com [mailto:mike.davis@dcsol.com]On Behalf Of
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Sent: Saturday, July 12, 2003 5:39 PM
To: murphy-rebel@dcsol.com
Subject: pneumatic riviter


I just started using the cheap chicago pneumatic riviter from harbor
freight.
It pulls the rivits just fine but it is VERY hard to insert them into the
gun. I have to start them by hand then press it on the bench to get them all
the
way flush with the tip. Then after you pull one you have to press the 3/8"
of
stub left out of the gun on the bench before you can start the next one. It
also seemed that after 10 or 15 rivits a couple stems would get caught in
the
passage out the back and I would have to take the nose apart to clear it. Is
it
OK to put a shorter or weaker spring pushing the jaws foward so the rivits
insert easier? The 3/16 rivits wern't bad as the screw in tip pushed the
jaws
back enough to open them a little. The 1/8" rivits are driving me nuts. I
don't
want to think about 30,000 more doing it like that. Thanks, Brad



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[Nielsenbe]

I just started using the cheap chicago pneumatic riviter from harbor freight.
It pulls the rivits just fine but it is VERY hard to insert them into the
gun. I have to start them by hand then press it on the bench to get them all the
way flush with the tip. Then after you pull one you have to press the 3/8" of
stub left out of the gun on the bench before you can start the next one. It
also seemed that after 10 or 15 rivits a couple stems would get caught in the
passage out the back and I would have to take the nose apart to clear it. Is it
OK to put a shorter or weaker spring pushing the jaws foward so the rivits
insert easier? The 3/16 rivits wern't bad as the screw in tip pushed the jaws
back enough to open them a little. The 1/8" rivits are driving me nuts. I don't
want to think about 30,000 more doing it like that. Thanks, Brad



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[Wayne G. O'Shea]

Brad, you rivetor is adjusted wrong and the plunger assembly isn't going far
enough forward to release the grippers. You need to take the outer cone off
and loosen the lock nut on the nose piece assembly and thread it forward a
bit and then relock, put cover and tip back on and try again until the
rivets drop in to the gun under their own weight.

Wayne

----- Original Message -----
From: <Nielsenbe@aol.com>
To: <murphy-rebel@dcsol.com>
Sent: Saturday, July 12, 2003 8:39 PM
Subject: pneumatic riviter

I just started using the cheap chicago pneumatic riviter from harbor

freight.

It pulls the rivits just fine but it is VERY hard to insert them into the
gun. I have to start them by hand then press it on the bench to get them

all the

way flush with the tip. Then after you pull one you have to press the 3/8"

of

stub left out of the gun on the bench before you can start the next one.

It

also seemed that after 10 or 15 rivits a couple stems would get caught in

the

passage out the back and I would have to take the nose apart to clear it.

Is it

OK to put a shorter or weaker spring pushing the jaws foward so the rivits
insert easier? The 3/16 rivits wern't bad as the screw in tip pushed the

jaws

back enough to open them a little. The 1/8" rivits are driving me nuts. I

don't

want to think about 30,000 more doing it like that. Thanks, Brad

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[Nielsenbe]

Wayne, my blistered thumb thanks you. It works much better now. Thanks, Brad



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