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Re: Rivnut Tool

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Originally Posted by JamesCH95 View Post
Where it makes sense to, we use a clinch/PEM nut.
+1 for the PEM captive nuts. I use a lot of broach style and they are great. You can buy them from McMaster-Carr. https://www.mcmaster.com/#captive-nuts/=15l08yk

If you need large quantity I'd recommend S.W. Anderson http://www.swaco.com/ They can supply bulk bags for a fraction of McMaster.

For setting steel rivnuts I like the LEM tool. I have a set from #6 to 1/4. I haven't tried their spiral action speed header but it looks interesting. I've never set captive nuts with my LEM tool but it would likely work. http://www.lemtools.com/tools.php
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