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     1. 09:16 AM - Re: Tooling up (Berck E. Nash)
     2. 01:21 PM - Re: Tooling up (Blizzard)
 
 
 
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      I'd recommend the cleveland kit as a good starting point.  Mine came with a
      #10 countersink bit which isn't needed, but you will need a #12, which
      isn't included.
      I've used the avery squeezer and the cleveland main squeeze--I think the
      cleveland main squeeze is worth the extra money.
      
      I would not recommend the sioux rivet gun.  I bought the 3x and while it
      hasn't stopped working, it leaks and is very inconsistent.  I also have an
      ingersoll-rand AVC 12 (roughly a 2x gun), and I love it.
      
      The 1/4" sioux air drill, on the other hand, is fantastic.  I know some
      people just use a cordless, but I think my arm would have fallen off by now.
      
      Get a real angle drill, I don't know how people were able to do the build
      with one of the adapters.
      
      In addition to the kit: Get a giant box of the maroon scotch brite.  I also
      got an entire set of numbered drill bits because every now and again the
      plans call for a random size that's not in the RV kits.  Two microstop
      countersink cages are better than one because you're always switching
      between #30 and #40.  I've also wound up with a large selection of rivet
      sets because I found that the kit supplied ones only work for 98% of the
      rivets.
      
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      Lot of good information.  Thanks to everyone who took the time to post.  The more
      info the better.
      
      
      Read this topic online here:
      
      http://forums.matronics.com/viewtopic.php?p=483413#483413
      
      
 
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