Try Doing These 4 Things When Installing Aircraft Rivets!

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  • čas přidán 2. 07. 2024
  • These are my tips on shooting perfect solid shank rivets. I always like to make things easy on my self. So 1st select the right rivet gun, 2nd adjust you air compressor pressure, 3rd put tape over the rivet set, 4th push the rivet back through the hole to make sure bucking bar is straight, and 5 make sure you are shooting the right size rivet.
    Feel free to comment any of your tip’s below and as always
    Be easy.
    0:00 Intro
    0:30 Tools
    1:50 Rivet size
    2:42 TAPE!
    4:10 Bucking Bar placement
    5:55 Rivet shop head
    7:15 Adjust the PSI
    9:05 Over shot
    9:50 toenail
    10:25 Outro
  • Auta a dopravní prostředky

Komentáře • 21

  • @Keys879
    @Keys879 Před 11 měsíci +5

    There's a ton of pilot resources on YT but not so much A&P focused content. Thanks for doing what you do. Love the content. Have forwarded it onto management, who makes training videos for our apprentices at the shop I work. Top notch quality.

  • @minnesnowtan9970
    @minnesnowtan9970 Před měsícem

    Years ago I used my dad's Pop Rivet Tool. Somehow this looks more professional! Riveting!

    • @brycebuildsit
      @brycebuildsit  Před měsícem

      Pop rivets have their place in aviation. It's just not in structure that being said, a cherrymax is a structural "blind" rivit they just cost more than bullets.

  • @bwalt6779
    @bwalt6779 Před 4 měsíci

    The "bucking bar push back" tip (to level the bar to the work) is one this experienced builder did not know. THanks!

    • @brycebuildsit
      @brycebuildsit  Před 4 měsíci

      A retired structure mechanic from D Howard taught me that one.

  • @austinroderick7967
    @austinroderick7967 Před rokem +3

    Dude I have so much to learn I almost didn’t understand a word you were saying it was like a Martian speaking Martian explaining how his ufo travels thru space 😂

    • @brycebuildsit
      @brycebuildsit  Před rokem +1

      I'm sorry, once you take a sheet metal class it will make much more sense. Aircraft is its own language at times.

    • @austinroderick7967
      @austinroderick7967 Před rokem +2

      @@brycebuildsit oh yeah I haven’t even finished gen 101 yet

  • @branraisin684
    @branraisin684 Před rokem +2

    No idea why this is recommended to me but great vid

  • @user-kn7vj5ku9y
    @user-kn7vj5ku9y Před 5 měsíci +1

    Airframe O&P tomorrow, this is helpful. Thanks!

  • @vommittt
    @vommittt Před 6 měsíci

    great video. definitely going to use the countersunk head as a gauge next time i rivet. thanks for the tip

  • @Jeffopar
    @Jeffopar Před 2 měsíci

    I just found your channel. You have great info to share, thank you so much! I will be testing in about 5 months.

  • @Dino20008
    @Dino20008 Před rokem +1

    Thank you for the advice great tips.

  • @charlesbreeze6762
    @charlesbreeze6762 Před rokem +1

    Great video. How do you correct a rivet that wasn’t shot properly? The overshot or crooked ones?

    • @brycebuildsit
      @brycebuildsit  Před rokem +1

      Unfortunately you have to drill it back out and try again, I'll probably make that a second video because I have at least 6 tips on drilling them back out.

    • @charlesbreeze6762
      @charlesbreeze6762 Před rokem +1

      I always wondered how you rivet something. Now I know. Correcting mistakes and actually riveting two pieces of aluminum together would make a very interesting part 2. 10:46

  • @Lewthor
    @Lewthor Před rokem +1

    I've noticed kitbuilders seem to get whatever air tools they have at harbor freight. When I worked on cars everyone had favorite impact gun or air hammer, I had an amazing Cornwell 250mm gun. Is there any brand of rivet gun that is "better" than another?

    • @brycebuildsit
      @brycebuildsit  Před rokem +2

      In my opinion, yes. I know the name is wired, but The Yard Store sells really high-quality aircraft sheet metal tools. Also, aircraft tools supply sells a pretty good catalog, some cheap options, and some more expensive. I also like Seaux Air Tools. I will add right here on the end, though. I don't think there is anything wrong with buying from Harbor Freight. Especially if it's something you will only use a few times. If it's something you are using every day like I do, then I always recommend quality.

  • @DR-um2bv
    @DR-um2bv Před měsícem

    So it takes 2 people to install those rivets

    • @brycebuildsit
      @brycebuildsit  Před měsícem

      Sometimes, I've done plenty by myself when I can get to booth sides.