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mriddle
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DMPLATT
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It must somehow swedge the end so the nut can't back off.
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DMPLATT
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Yea .. shortly after I bought a rivet tool
I'm getting ready to buy a Rivet tool. I just saw these. I still need a Chain Breaker/Press. Not sure what I'll do yet. I haven't found any reviews on the Screw type link yet.
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seuadr
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i suppose if i ever stoop down to owning chain drive, i would use one 
It's actually 'swage'.....but I'm really curious how you know that word??? Very few people would... 8-[
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DMPLATT
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Apparently I don't......... 8-[:-D
Spent 19+ yrs in Manufacturing. Guess that's where I learn't it. :-D
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Well, Dave, spelling it wrong is not a big deal... it's a weird word that is seldom used and isn't spelled like it sounds. What did you manufacture??
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Well, Dave, spelling it wrong is not a big deal... it's a weird word that is seldom used and isn't spelled like it sounds. What did you manufacture??
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DMPLATT
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Job Shops. Mostly Aerospace type work. Anyhow, I spent the first 8 yrs or so as a Machinist. Then I got into Quality. Was an Inspector for quite awhile, then became a Quality Manager, albeit a "Working" one. That's where I got Grey and Fat. :shock: :-D
Since we are discussing this, where is it that YOU learned of the skill of "Swaging"?