I bought a similar one just about the same time you done this review, although this is the first time watching this video. I had a bit of a problem getting to grips with mine, but it was more just me getting used to it. Once I got the hang of it , it has been great. Bought it to replace all rivets on my Series 3 rebuild, and as you know there is a lot of rivets on a Land Rover lol. Might not be as quick as a pneumatic one or the fancy cordless ones, but when you compare prices it'll do me. Going to see if you have done more videos using it to see if you've resolved the mandrill ejection issue, mine so far has ejected them ok.
I bought a similar one just about the same time you done this review, although this is the first time watching this video. I had a bit of a problem getting to grips with mine, but it was more just me getting used to it. Once I got the hang of it , it has been great. Bought it to replace all rivets on my Series 3 rebuild, and as you know there is a lot of rivets on a Land Rover lol. Might not be as quick as a pneumatic one or the fancy cordless ones, but when you compare prices it'll do me. Going to see if you have done more videos using it to see if you've resolved the mandrill ejection issue, mine so far has ejected them ok.
Hi Jamie. I have used it a little bit, for the rivets around the tub arches and a couple of other bits and bobs and it has been brilliant!!
Nigel's Tool Time - perhaps?
Get a lazy tongs one, it’s near one as good as an air one and tight and fast.
I got the same rivet tool. Didnt manage one rivit before killing itself.
I don't think I will be trading in my Milwaukee cordless riviter for one of those 😉
I will definitely give this one a miss........
You don't have enough Lipstick to make that Pig look good !! :)
I got the same rivet tool, it was pain in the @#$%. It is crap. Am returning it to Amazon .
I have kept mine and now it performs faultlessly.