Squeezing a Rivet

A close-up view of how an aluminum rivet is driven using a hand squeezer. Uses the Cleveland Main Squeeze rivet squeezer, one of my favorite tools.

[@RustGold-zf3vv]

Could you use this tool for a Craftsman tool box latch? It looks like rivets but im not sure

[@Gaurawdesai]

can you share tool details

[@colohan]

It is a Cleveland Main Squeeze rivet squeezer: www.cleavelandtool.com/collections/all/the-main-squeeze

[@WilliamVG]

Is there a size up from this one or is this the biggest?

[@colohan]

Shown here is a 1/8" rivet. If you are assembling a Van's Aircraft plane (a popular form of kitplane) most of the rivets are either 1/8" or 3/32". There exist bigger rivets (including ones that are slightly oversized over the 1/8" and 3/32" size called "oops" rivets). I honestly don't know what the largest size in commercial use there is.