Glarks Set of 261 Rivet Guns with Large 33 cm Pop Rivet and 260 Aluminum Pieces in 7 Sizes for Metal, Automotive, Marine

Great little tool

i liked this product, easy to use,well made looks good also very handy rivets a bonus.

Good

Product appeared of good quality overall and was supplied with a handy box of assorted rivets. So far so good. Unfortunately although described as being supplied with a choice of 5 nozzles it was actually supplied with 3 ( matching the rivets in the box supplied). There was actually nowhere on the tool to store the 'missing nozzles'. I suspect the supplier has changed the spec without changing the description. Product returned for a refund.

Absolutely terrible. I thought i would pay a little bit more than the £10 cheaper ones but I was mistaken. It looked like it was a solid build, but it didn't work at all. I've sent it back for a full refund.

Perfect

Does exactly what it ment to do 👍🏻

Rubbish. The nail always gets jammed once you've popped the rivet, necessitating you to completely dismantle the tool and even then you can't get it out. I've popped about 5 rivets in total and now it's useless as I can't get the last one out. Most annoyingly, I only used it a few weeks after buying and now the return window has closed. Not happy

Good stuff, only give it some oil every time you use it, if one gets stuck you'll have to repair is, and that's a pain in the ass!

Homeowner quality. Worked very well for the 30 or so rivets I had to set. As a Woodworker, it will now hang on the wall. No worries, I'll dust it, it's pretty!

Perfecto. Buen material.

I am a sign contractor and have been using a traditional hardware store pop rivet gun that resembles a pair of Channel Lock pliers in size and shape. However, I had an upcoming job that required around (500) 3/16" x 1/2" rivets to complete. I considered purchasing a battery powered cordless rivet gun, but settled on the Glarks instead. Squeezing the handles to set the rivets was effortless compared to the traditional style that requires lots of muscle and several squeezes to snap off the rivet shaft. My helper kept hitting the back of the bottle to help seat the rivets in the 3/16" holes. After banging the back of the bottle about 200 times the bottle started to collapse and even got a hole punched in it from having too many aluminum shafts still in it. In hind sight, most of the problems we encountered with this rivet gun were due to not emptying the rivet catcher bottle often enough. If you allow the bottle to fill up, the rivets will get jammed in the tip since the shafts have nowhere to go. On the plus side, we were working 30'-40' in the air and didn't want the rivet shafts all over the ground below where they could end up in someone's tire. After the first day on the jobsite when I saw the damage to the collection bottle, I went on Amazon to see if I could get a replacement. None was available. However, I scoured the medicine cabinet and found that an Excedrin Migraine bottle that holds 50 caplets was a perfect fit. It even matches the green color of the Glarks rivet gun. I don't know how old this bottle is (see pics) or if it's even still available, but I wanted to post this in case it can help someone out. By the way, I was able to finish the whole job with the original crushed and dented bottle.

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