BlueSpot Threaded Nut Riveter - M3 - M10


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This guide is for users of the BlueSpot Threaded Nut Riveter (M3-M10), providing comprehensive instructions and tips for effective use. This tool is ideal for applying steel and aluminum rivet nuts, saving time and effort in various projects. Note that while the tool includes a variety of sizes, it is essential to use the correct mandrel and nose piece for each rivet nut size to ensure proper installation.
| Model Part Number | 9104 |
|---|---|
| Brand | BlueSpot |
This riveter is designed for use with steel and aluminum rivet nuts.
The riveter works with M3, M4, M5, M6, M8, and M10 rivet nuts.
Use the included tool to unscrew the existing mandrel and replace it with the desired size. Ensure it is firmly tightened.
While the tool *can* technically work with stainless steel, it is designed primarily for steel and aluminum. Using it with stainless steel may require more force and could potentially damage the tool or the rivet nut.
Rivet nuts can be purchased from most hardware stores or online retailers. Make sure to purchase the correct size (M3-M10) for your project.
Ensure the rivet nut is fully threaded onto the mandrel. Make sure the hole size is correct. Squeeze the riveter handles firmly until the rivet nut sets completely.
Ensure you are using the correct mandrel and nose piece. Make sure the rivet nut is fully threaded onto the mandrel before insertion and squeeze the handles firmly and completely.
Check the mandrel for obstructions. If the tool is new, the mechanism may need a bit of breaking in, but if it remains difficult, consider lubricating the moving parts.
The hole size may be too large. Use the correct size drill bit for the rivet nut you are using. If the hole is the correct size, try a larger rivet nut size.