@@brentnicol6391 Yep. Take a Milwaukee m12 ratchet stick the riv nut into the hole. Put a washer in the correct size bolt and run it down with the ratchet. The rivnut will set. Take the bolt out and repeat 899 times.
Yeah just takes a little longer. I bought a $35 rivnut tool from Amazon that came with a few size adapters and bags of rivnuts. It looks like small bolt cutters and takes just a few seconds. My dad has a pneumatic one that sounds like a full auto gun 😂
Nice and all but you need yo not be lazy and give a description and link to the tool. It looks to be better than many out there but cant buy if i have no idea what it is. Is it impact safe?
The pneumatic tool is a rivnut gun aka rivet nut gun. He's using a drill adapter variant - so rivet nut drill adapter. Try AliExpress if Amazon doesn't have it. But I can assure you, the pneumatic variant is better until DeWalt or Milwaukee make an actual electric variant. I doubt its impact safe.
Garbage. I've used a drill adapter rivet gun (not rivet nut) pnuematic tool out classes it by far with 100x less effort. That being said Milwaukee's rivet gun is amazing. No rivnut gun yet though
We use "taruptara"system on metal those are riveted by a boltscrew machine. That machine has a hex bolt inside (alan key Nr.5) and uses those threads to pull the taruptara up so it is a blind riveted nut on which we bolt down a wooden plate. It expandes as the bolt gets pulled upward inside a small tube we weld on top of the outside strips. It's a part that becomes a hat shelf on a coat rack 😁🎩
They do similar but different things. This always a nut to be interested so whatever is attached can be removed without drilling, but rivet nut guns allow you to put the nut were you can't normally reach (which is a similar time to usually use a rivet)
Holy cow $155. Look on Amazon $35 or less for kit with nice 2 handed rivnut gun(looks like small bolt cutters) with a few size thread adapters and rivnuts and takes just the same amount of time to use as this. I've used mine atleast a hundred times since I bought it with no problems. Best deal
@@mikeybear716 thanks...my question was about the cool tool attachment for the drill... if more reasonably priced, I'd want one but not for $155.. I've seen the hand held rivnut tools as well, which fits my budget.
I got a nice rivnut set from Amazon for like $75 if I remember right. Hard case with a pop tool and several different sizes of rivnuts. Its came in handy. 🍻
Peace and blessings to you All in Yeshua's (Jesus) Holy Name. In eBay type the following... Heavy Duty electric nut riveter gun drill Rivnut attachment kit This kit is Heavy duty but a little pricey God bless you all.
My OCD be like...why, why’d you choose that hole?
Great for thin gauge metals
Use those a lot ❤️ wonderful system
You can install rivnuts with a bolt and a washer. No special tools needed.
Now do 900 more. ???
@@brentnicol6391 Yep. Take a Milwaukee m12 ratchet stick the riv nut into the hole. Put a washer in the correct size bolt and run it down with the ratchet. The rivnut will set. Take the bolt out and repeat 899 times.
Yeah just takes a little longer. I bought a $35 rivnut tool from Amazon that came with a few size adapters and bags of rivnuts. It looks like small bolt cutters and takes just a few seconds. My dad has a pneumatic one that sounds like a full auto gun 😂
Nice and all but you need yo not be lazy and give a description and link to the tool.
It looks to be better than many out there but cant buy if i have no idea what it is.
Is it impact safe?
"you need to not be lazy" said the person who is too lazy to spend 15 seconds on google search
@@billfromnxtdoor5575 i spent longer. And had no luck.
My comment was for the person that made the video.. Not you.
The pneumatic tool is a rivnut gun aka rivet nut gun. He's using a drill adapter variant - so rivet nut drill adapter. Try AliExpress if Amazon doesn't have it. But I can assure you, the pneumatic variant is better until DeWalt or Milwaukee make an actual electric variant. I doubt its impact safe.
@@billfromnxtdoor5575lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 🤣
@@turboflushsorry not everyone is bowing down and kissing your a$$. Gtfoh with that shit.
How to purchase
Excellent
I need these products
That’s how for now 😂👍
How much
link for sale??? Please
Sweet
I use them alot. But I use the actual manual tool I wonder how this tool would work in metal not plastic like he's doing
Garbage. I've used a drill adapter rivet gun (not rivet nut) pnuematic tool out classes it by far with 100x less effort. That being said Milwaukee's rivet gun is amazing. No rivnut gun yet though
We use "taruptara"system on metal those are riveted by a boltscrew machine.
That machine has a hex bolt inside (alan key Nr.5) and uses those threads to pull the taruptara up so it is a blind riveted nut on which we bolt down a wooden plate.
It expandes as the bolt gets pulled upward inside a small tube we weld on top of the outside strips.
It's a part that becomes a hat shelf on a coat rack 😁🎩
@@Zaneandhismayn true our rivet gun is pneumatic
PS our rivet gun is pneumatic 😂forgot to mention that🔫🔫
Génial
Where can I get some.... do make bigger ones??
What's the model and serial number of the tool?plz
Then they come loose, then you swear... then you install a nut plate like you should have to begin with.
LOL people think this is something new, we know enough that they blow
Like anything they have a use. Great for electrical parts in cabinets.
Good 👍
Que torque para M6??
Que de dongo nut set??
That is a nursery and installer.
Ganz toll....🙈
How?
I feel like a regular rivet gun is easier and faster
They do similar but different things. This always a nut to be interested so whatever is attached can be removed without drilling, but rivet nut guns allow you to put the nut were you can't normally reach (which is a similar time to usually use a rivet)
@@arthurr8670 turn off auto-correct. It'll make more sense next time.
@@CartoonWeasel turn your commenting off next time, it'll make more sense to everyone else involved.
But a regular rivet gun doesn't make theads
Nice way to strip the thread or under flair
It was just an example...
Cool gadget
Nice
How purchase
Hay que poner el dedo para ver qué funcione
Those would be handy in adding additional mounting bolts in machinery panels.
What's the part number for the tool?
RNDT120008X3
@@mikebaas4684No search results. Any other way to find it?
What brand adapter is that?
Yeah, but...why? Just....why? Let's build a cordless tool to crack eggs, next!
A drill?
Why won't you just use the nutsert tool?
Nutsert tool works great. Feel like this would damage the body of a car for too much torque...
@@nocomment8578
Hi
Nutcert
I've used them alot,I love them
Nice Demo: Where can we get the attachment tool for the drill?
You can buy This from Echo Electric Supply in Sioux City, IA. Our cost is $155.00 plus shipping.
@@mikebaas4684 quero um desse onde eu compro?
Holy cow $155. Look on Amazon $35 or less for kit with nice 2 handed rivnut gun(looks like small bolt cutters) with a few size thread adapters and rivnuts and takes just the same amount of time to use as this. I've used mine atleast a hundred times since I bought it with no problems. Best deal
@@mikeybear716 thanks...my question was about the cool tool attachment for the drill... if more reasonably priced, I'd want one but not for $155.. I've seen the hand held rivnut tools as well, which fits my budget.
@@dannyshepard9293 Yeah 155 dollars is absolutely insane. The tool is basically a modified drill chuck.
That's pretty Kool
That’s riveting!
Would have been nice to know where to get it
I got a nice rivnut set from Amazon for like $75 if I remember right. Hard case with a pop tool and several different sizes of rivnuts. Its came in handy. 🍻
@@zacksrandomprojects9698 thank you
@@DavidSanchez-qq1xr Youre welcome! 🍻
Sealey do 1, screwfix sell a selection pack of hexagonal rivnuts.
The hand tool is 10 times faster tho
Nah I’ll stick with a Gesipa gun!
Заклёпки?
Yes
Makita
This is not new technology...been around for awhile
Looks a bit skew-wiff
Peace and blessings to you All in Yeshua's (Jesus) Holy Name.
In eBay type the following...
Heavy Duty electric nut riveter gun drill Rivnut attachment kit
This kit is Heavy duty but a little pricey
God bless you all.
Judging from the other ones you mounted..looks like garbage to me.
Kkkkkkkk tooo slow.
Nutcerts r probably the most useless hardware I've used. After about 3 screws being pulled out/put in its it needs to be replaced.
Stop sending using an impact on the highest setting for a 1/4" bolt
Por 5 dólares compras una remachadora y terminas en la mitad del tiempo
Takes too long. I got bored and went to make a sandwich.