PTS Ep. 190 - Pop Rivet Gun: How to Disassemble, Reassemble and Operate (TT#2)

Chris takes a few minutes to show how to disassemble, reassemble, and operate a pop rivet gun. He had the tool out for an upcoming project and decided to film this episode.
The gun was also slightly modified, by drilling out the smallest head to better accept 1/8" rivets, since the next sized up head was too large to correctly grip the pin. The mod was successful.
This video is #2 in the Tech Tips series.
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[@michaelclarke9776]

I think this might possibly be the most helpful video I have ever watched on KZbin. I had a stuck pin, so I mindlessly started taking things apart. When I had a lap full of various parts and no clue how to reassemble them, I turned to KZbin and found your video. Perfect!

[@JosephLLu]

Amongst all the repair videos on the rivet gun , yours is the most clear & easy steps to follow especially on the tensions spring.Thank you so much. Had just repaired mine. Now I can use it again. For that count me as 1 of your subscribers. God bless you

[@DaddaWins]

I rarely comment on KZbin but really thank you for putting this video together

[@brucemccready682]

You saved me with this video. Word of advice to everyone don't do what I did and try to tap a nail in the back to push out the pin. Got both of them stuck then. I couldn't push out the slotted rod due to everything being stuck in so tight so i had to finish up taking out the hinge pin and then also had to bend the sides of the gun out with 2 screwdrivers till they could slide out over the top of the slotted rod so I could get the handles apart. After that small problem I could follow what you did in the video easily. Just had to tap the sides of the gun back to straight with a hammer so I could put it back together again. Works ok so far. Didn't know what to do till I watched your great instructions. Thanks very much.

[@jsb941]

I am jumping on the THANK YOU bandwagon!

[@elvee5520]

Best youtube video!!! thanks for the clear explanation and the best part no background music!!

[@johncpen2000]

Thank you. You just saved me a trip back to Harbor Freight..

[@saphiredog2009]

Wonderful simple video on how to reassemble the rivet gun, just what I was looking for!

[@pileggitech]

Thank you!

[@chandersharma617]

Thanks lots for that. I’ve always had a problem Stanley MR55 and I couldn’t figure out how to remove the spring assembly. I also decided to use a wet stone to flatten the spring ends and a couple of twist drills in my fingers to remove any burrs from the nozzle ends as they tend to grab the rivet if it bends slightly. Now all I need is to grow bigger hands. Now the pin falls out smoothly. Hurrah!

[@ofsinope]

Nice thank you, never would have figured this out on my own

[@rgetty999]

Thanks I'm new to using a rivet gun and my first rivet the long piece got stuck oh damn checked out others and you had the best explanation and worked great! Thanks again

[@James-oj6ck]

Thank You!!! I really needed this to clear my rivet gun!!

[@brittanyb5438]

Thank you for making this video!! Very helpful!

[@japynandee8390]

sir, it is thanks to you by your awesome demo and clear explanation l have been able to repair my Pop Rivet Gun Stanley MR 33 just like your's. you are extra, l will follow you, already subscribed. thanks again l'm from Mauritius.

[@kreangaaa6009]

Thank you . I had a rivet pin that didn't eject and thanks to this video, I was able to fix it myself :)

[@pileggitech]

Glad it helped.

[@SC-nf4gk]

Thank you! My rivet gun works again!

[@joannigary]

Thanks so much!! I was going mad trying get those two jaws back in their proper place!

[@pileggitech]

Glad I could help!

[@daterminator70]

Genius thanks mate, saved me a fiddly work. Cheers

[@LordByronMacintosh]

thanks so much, that was terrific and helpful

[@davidjoe8455]

Excellent !!

[@temperancecottage362]

Genius! Thank you so much! Saved my whole day!!

[@pileggitech]

You're welcome!

[@luckybambooguy6084]

Thanks... that day that I need to take mine apart... I will be very grateful... Thanks

[@pileggitech]

Thanks for the comment. I'm glad you found the information useful!

[@dr28kumar]

Thanks from Malaysia

[@JohnSmith-di8iu]

Thank you very much.

[@badger67]

Thank you

[@johndwyer9965]

THANK YOU

[@MsSpider75]

Awesome! You're going to make me look like a genius :)

[@pileggitech]

+Emily the Rabbit wow thanks! That means a lot!

[@alex0210255]

awesome 👍

[@petercarnell8546]

Great hints. Many thanks

[@PGoodmanCOG]

Life-saver, man (well, at least this one job)! Couldn't have done this without your help. Thanks!

[@pileggitech]

Thanks for your comment.

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