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Re: Vex VersaFrame

We also love the Versaframe and general VEXPro product line.

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We also were not fans of the 5/32 rivets, so we just drilled everything out to 3/16th as needed. It was a little more time consuming but it made for really robust structure.
We also drilled everything out to 3/16 rivets, we like them because it's the same size as a tight fit for #10 bolts too.
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Re: Vex VersaFrame

Out of curiosity what rivets are you all using? We use some rivets in non-frame parts, but they always seem to loosen up over time, and we end up welding. I'm assuming you dont have this problem.
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Re: Vex VersaFrame

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Out of curiosity what rivets are you all using? We use some rivets in non-frame parts, but they always seem to loosen up over time, and we end up welding. I'm assuming you dont have this problem.
We used 5/32 rivets unless we really need some extra strength, then we may increase to 3/16.

We have found the best way to have solidly attached rivets are to make sure your holes are drilled properly and to the correct diameter. If you're using 5/32 rivets, purchase a few #20 drill bits. If you're using 3/16 rivets, purchase a few #10 drill bits. I always refer to table 1 on this website and it has never steered us wrong: http://www.engineersedge.com/rivet_application.htm
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