What is a Nutsert Rivnut Tool & Nutsert Installation Video for Beginners
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Basic video of what a Nutsert Installation tool is and how to use it to install nutserts
Video has a few shots with blurry images, so we will apologize in advance. Just getting the hang of my new Cannon EOS M50 Camera..Will take some getting use to.
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Thank you from England where I'm keeping myself occupied during this troubling time by converting my bicycle to an ebike. I needed to install a couple of rivnuts in to the frame to create mounting points for the battery pack. Thanks to your video, I actually understood how to do it. I did have one failure, when I pulled way too hard on the first one and stripped the interior thread - easily fixed by drilling the "dead" rivnut out and taking much more care the next time.
Not every video needs to be extremely polished and super-professional to be HELPFUL; this video was very helpful to me and that's all I was hoping for.
Glad we could help.thank you
Brought this item, from ebay on the basis of your vid it looked a great tool,
Went to use the smallest tool watching your vid so I didn't do anything wrong pulled it up and it snapped like a carrot not to impressed uk buyer
Left handed thread go figure, just spent 5 minutes trying to screw in the size adapter. Thanks brother!
Thank you Sir for your service to this country! God bless y’all!
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Thanks for taking time to save me from the learning curve! Air Force 1968-1972 God Bless you and Texas! Im stuck in Ca
Love your comments. Thank. Appreciate your service
Many thanks. I guessed that's how these things worked and your demo helped me.
no problem, glad we could help..
Great video. I've been wondering about these sertnuts. I could've used them many of times. Thanks for the good information.
It would be hard to get them out of wood, but if you could, you could reuse them
Thanks, didn't know how these worked, now I do!
Thank you . appreciate the comment...Let me know if you have any more questions
This was incredibly helpful, thank you!
Appreciate the comment.thank you
Thank you for this tips. Thank you for your service, God Bless you.
Appreciate the comment.thank you
Bought one of these online the instructions where terrible but thanks to your video I have managed to use the tool correctly
Glad I could help. Thank you
Texas...Land known for some of the biggest BS sales artists...But this video was actually helpful, so thanks to you, and I hope you keep your loved ones away from the military complex.... There is NO SUCH THING as a "wrong for a greater good"! I hit the Like button! be blessed!
Really appreciate the great feedback ..I'm just a nobody that has a little knowledge and I am always glad to pass it on if I can help anybody.thank you
Thanks first time I saw one , I want one.
awesome video .. has Helped me understand these tools and Nutserts
appreciate the response. Glad we could help..
Found the same tool in my husband's work shop, didn't have a clue what it was, I'm a bit more clued up now, don't think I'd every use it though. Thanks for the education lesson.
Glad I could help!
Just got one ! Same one Thank you !
video is fine and does not need moaning about, it does what is says on the packet, pity about the focus and out of shot bits and it would have been better if the narrator had advised what oversize hole you need to drill for each size of blind nut, you could now add that in the comments at the bottom e.g. M8 = 10mm drill hole as its useful to know in both metric and imperial, the man is providing information and how to use the tool and I learnt something so he did his job. thanks.
will try to do a better job next time. appreciate the comment
@@LarrySbrusch you have nothing to be sorry about, you are educating people, i just made a constructive comment to add some more information, keep it up, you're doing fine! :-)
@@spiritburners thank you
Hey brother... thank you for your service. Just ordered that nutsert from your link.
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Thanks for the help Larry! :)
any time
Great information and demonstration, thanks guys
Glad i could help. Thanks
Thank you for really good explanation :)
thank you
this video was riveting. thank you
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Thanks for the video im new to these things ive watched a few bideos i have a heavy frame on a 1998 dodge ram 1500 laramie slt im going to be using some kind of these on to re attach a nut where the oem welded nut was at and broke loose from i still don’t understand how i works exactly what keeps it from closing the threads up or stripping them out when your installing the nut sert? Btw i liked and subscribed it was a great video i watched it in 1080 form
Well explained. Full watched and support for vets.
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Thanks for this. About to use one for a customer and wasn't a 100% on how it worked.
Glad it helped
Thanks for the help!!
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Great job!
Very nice video. Much appreciated.
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Thanks for this video.
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Minor correction: it is 10-32 thread, not 10 32nds. Threads are in TPI, they aren’t a measurement in fractions of an inch.
HEY, THANK YOU!
Anytime..appreciate the comment
The last time I could have used this tool, I didn't think of it. Instead I welded a nut on to the backside, with difficulty. This would have been so much easier and faster.
Yes it is a pretty handy tool..appreciate the comment
Very well explained. Thanks for sharing. ......Do you check/edit your videos before uploading or just cook your vegetables with out washing/cutting/grating/peeling........so....on and on ?!
I normally do all of it by myself and are always open for suggestions how to do better.I am an old fart and do the best I can with what I have..But most of the time just make them and post them. I do look at them and see I might have an issue, but do not know what programs to use to make them better that won't break the bank..and most important easy to use..your opinion is much appreciated
This sounds like that cowboy cooking guy
Oh hell yeah
Excellent video, u got a new sub👍👍👍
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Super helpful
Glad I could help. Thank you for the comment
When setting the rivet nuts, don't you squeeze till she goes 'POP'?
Yes you are correct
Thanks
Thank you for the response..
Thank you sir
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informative thanks.
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Great video, thanks buddy
thank you. Appreciate the positive comment
Larry Sbrusch thanks for making this instructional video. Kudos
@@doylee469 Yes sir, appreciate the comment
I bought a tool from Harbor Freight and had difficulty with the tool stripping out the threads from the rivet nut before it could compress. I was usually successful 3 out of 5 attempts. Is this typical of the use of this tool? Should I blame it on the lack of quality? Should I buy better nuts? Thanks for posting this video!
Without seeing the tool it would be hard to say, but my guess would be the quality of the tool..
Maybe poor quality nuts. Getting the thickness thin enough to compress but still allow threads would be an engineering challenge.
Like it interesting video
Thank You
also will it go through 1/2 in plywood and 1/8 aluminum at the same time?
You would have to make sure to choose the correct nutsert for the application..leaning more to a thicker metal for the insert to grab and hold or else it would spin and fail. I have never tried that, but this is just my opinion
I have a rivet gun how do you determine sizes right now i'm using 3/16 1/8 & 1inch all 3/16 so how do I determine the sizes for those sizes? hope I made sense
I'm not sure I understand your question..But I will try ..You need to make sure that whatever nutsert you are using has enough metal/meat to grab a hold of or it will not seat and it will keep spinning when you put a screw/bolt in it...A nutsert has to tighten up or expand in a hole and in most cases a lip will form at bottom or underside of metal that it is inserted in....Hope this helps. I normally drill a hole..that the insert fits into pretty snug
damn wish you would re-do the video with it in focus, I have this tool but have never used rivut and wanted to learn.
Sorry about that. First chance I get, I will shoot another video
I keep stripping out the threads when I try to squeeze the tool handle. It feels like its tightening up and then I hear a pop and the threads are gone. Using 10/24s for my project. What am I doing wrong?
Might be one of several things, wrong size or type rivets for the thickness of metal.or the rivets are just plain ole junk..
If you need to replace one for some reason do you just drill them out like normal rivets
Yes you can drill them out. Appreciate the comment
Do you sell the 1/4" x 20 mandrels? They are available on Amazon but look like the cheap brittle Chinese steel that disintegrates as you use it. I have the Autozone Rivnut kit from Harbor freight & it looks to be similar to the one you used in the video. Thank you.
No we don’t any more. It’s tough right now to get anything with quality
@@LarrySbrusch Thank you
How much torque can be applied on the rivet nuts?
Not really sure and I really don't have any way to check.sorry
Still using such a laborious tool? Sigma rivet nut adapter makes it easy to set the rivet nut! It's time to have a more relaxed tool.
a lot of folks can afford and expensive tool and this gets them by on small projects. Just my thoughts. Thanks for the comment
I'm looking at using these on a 1/8" - 3/16" thick fiberglass seat pan for my motorcycle. Any idea if it would work
Thanks
If you purchase small ones that are made of aluminum they may work.. I personally have never tried that
Does the bolt/screw go in the nutsert all the way?
If I understand your question..It will go all the way into the gun and when inserted into metal, it will break off flush when finished
@@LarrySbrusch Hey Larry. The question was will the screw be flush when finished. Thanks.
@@makofive.5660 it will normally have the top part of the nursert setting a little above the material it is installed in..it will vary based on each nursert size
@@LarrySbrusch thanks Larry. Good video as well. Very informative.
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I have one like that not good
You done some good for me mate greetings from Perth Australia , go trump 2020
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Please Larry, show us every size in the world, can you walk around your garage and show us ever nut and bolt please?
wow you seem to really have a bad hate for me..First you stated you didn't want to hear me ramble on on one of my video's and now this...you seem to be intrigued about something I do...or have a passion for what I do...to keep viewing my other vid's, sorry you feel that way...The world is full of many different people and it is impossible to satisfy all of them. Very sorry if I offended you
hey, that would be great for those who are a little mechanically challenged who don't know about the different thread sizes and are not familiar with metallurgy.
@@davidelich6366 I understand..Thanks
I would rather have a stroke than listen to rambling Larry.
That's your option..But surprisingly not everyone is like you. I am sorry you feel that way, but I can't help the way god created me and my voice
So sorry to hear about your stroke I know how difficult it can be to try and live a normal life after suffering a stroke.
@@davidelich6366 Thanks
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Didn’t understand dhit
I might put another video of this together soon
Its not good waste of time
Not sure I understand your comment
This is very bad gun, I don’t recommend 👎🏻
I don’t use them that often. It does seem a little light. Appreciate the comment
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Please cut the rap crap