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Where can I buy the plastic rivets, both kinds used on the 1000.
Thanks for looking.
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AmazonWhere can I buy the plastic rivets, both kinds used on the 1000.
Thanks for looking.
I bought the cheap Amazon specials as well.I bought a box full for cheap on Amazon, but they are very brittle and break about every third time you pull them out.
I shouldn't complain. I paid cheap and got cheap.
I could not agree more... Buy the kit that comes with the little forked tool to remove them and that will help get them out easier and with less damage as opposed to using a screwdriver or knife blade or such... All of my mods have been done using one of the kits. I did buy a bag of the normal 1/4 or 5/16" sized ones because I've use a lot of them.It's kind of hard to find plastic rivets that are worth a sh!t. The OEM ones are ridiculously expensive, and they're still just a plastic rivet after all. They break and wear out on you anyway.
Buy them in volume, trash them if you need to to get them out, and throw a new one in there.
I think every SxS guy on the planet has a pair of those pliers.Speaking of push pins, I really like these push pin pliers that I got a Harbor Freight.
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Yep, haha, I agree. 👍I think every SxS guy on the planet has a pair of those pliers.
Push Pin Pliers
Amazing deals on this Push Pin Pliers at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.www.harborfreight.com
You should have both for different locations. There are 6 in the kit but only 3 different tips, 3 long and 3 short.Yep, haha, I agree. 👍
I posted it for the new guys who have only used the forked pry bar tool.
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That be me.Yep, haha, I agree. 👍
I posted it for the new guys who have only used the forked pry bar tool.
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Like the very small Stanley nail puller? Well poop, now I find out there's a tool for it!That be me.
Me too.That be me.
Get one of these Smitty. So simple and easy, even a plumber could use it.Like the very small Stanley nail puller? Well poop, now I find out there's a tool for it!
But a nail puller requires no training, I already took a class on them and have the tee shirt!Me too.
Get one of these Smitty. So simple and easy, even a plumber could use it.
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