Saftey Caps!!!!!????

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BuckeyeDennis
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Post by BuckeyeDennis »

JPG40504 wrote:It is like a 'fat' pop rivet and the inside has threads. It is 'popped' by using a threaded pull pin that pulls the end of the shank that expands at the pulling end using the pop rivet tool. The threaded pull pins are somewhat reusable.

I have not looked for them recently.
Aka "nutserts". Which may actually be a brand name, but you'll get tons of hits if you Google it.
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Pop Rivets vs Rivnuts

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I think pictures will tell it all. These tools are invaluable when working with sheet goods. I even use the Rivnuts in hardwood. The larger tool is required to expand the nut enough to hold but it works.

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A Comparison

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Rivnut Before and After
The rivnut shown is NOT fully compressed.

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All Sizes Available

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For Heavier Work
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Post by "Wild Bad Bob" »

Thanks Dusty, it amasses me what these fastener companies come up with.
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