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Originally Posted by DampRobot
I was less thinking of rigidity after the rivets are installed, and more before. When a rivet is first placed in a hole (but not installed) the two pieces being joined together can still move in respect to each other a small amount. 3/16" nominal rivets are designed to go into #10 (.194") holes. While the OD of the rivet is probably larger than .1875" exactly, there is still some play between the rivet and the hole when it hasn't been crushed yet.
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I use Cleco fasteners and Cleco clamps and haven't had any issues. The only time something was loose was if the rivet hole itself was marked wrong or sized incorrectly from the laser cutter.
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