Sherman Marson 39000 HP-2 Professional Hand Riveter

Been using these rivet tools for over 30 years , I have tried them ALL , I’ve been putting up Metal Buildings for 50 years , all the rivet’s that we use are stainless steel, painted or not , if you want to test a rivet tool , use stainless rivets !!! This is the only rivet tool that will last us a year

heavy duty

I saw other reviews about the spent nails from the rivets getting stuck in this riveter and I can say that this is not uncommon for ALL of them. In order to get them out, simply load another rivet and invert the riveter to remove the spent nail if it does not fall out on its own. This has been the case with every riveter I've owned and it is just the nature of the beast. This is a quality rivet gun/riveter and I recommend it. To avoid nails jamming, make sure your riveter is square with what you are riveting before you squeeze the trigger. A bent nail will jam any of them but they can be removed with a bit of perseverance or in my case stubbornness. 😆

Excellent

Just what hubby needed and happy with quality and pricing

It is very solidly built. It takes significant strength to pop a rivet; this rivet gun is not for weak people. comes with 4 different rivet chucks and a key to remove and tighten them. Bought a rivet set with multiple sizes, works a right pip.

I use this riveter at least once a week repairing body panels on racecars at work. However sometimes the rivet end gets stuck in the tool after snapping off. Can be tricky to dig it out with pliers. I’d say after some use maybe every 10th time it does it. Using wurth rivets. But for actually sticking things together this thing is awesome. Normally 2 full pulls of the lever and it snaps the end off with a tight fit. Quick and easy

I've bought two of these because I need reliable blind rivet tools. I have one for the workshop and one in the trailer for use at the racetrack. I chose Marson because they are sturdy and don't jam as long as the nosepiece (comes with 4 sizes) corresponds with the rivet shank diameter. The frame is cast aluminum rather than thin stamped steel as most are, and it has comfortable grips. One of the best features about this right-angle style riveter is that it will fit into tighter areas than the straight in type. Use with steel or aluminum rivets up to 3/16" diameter.