Features includes an all-steel construction, adjustable set holder (accepts all sets with 3/16" shank), and long handles for increased force. The yoke is made of the highest quality tool steel, and by simply removing 3 pins you can change the yoke to match your riveting or dimpling application. |
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I received the head but not the handles of the yoke I ordered
ECON 2" YOKE
Nice to have 1 and 2 yokes to be able to rivet in the occasional tight/hard to reach spots
ECON HAND RIVET SQUEEZER 1" WITH YOKE
Appears to be well made and appropriate for the job. One that will not break on first use.
ECON HAND RIVET SQUEEZER 3" WITH YOKE
This rivet squeezer is EXACTLY what I needed.
ECON HAND RIVET SQUEEZER 1" WITH YOKE
Quality tool, made in taiwan. Bought together with additional 3 yoke and 17pcs squeezer set assortment.
ECON HAND RIVET SQUEEZER 1" WITH YOKE
Great product and company experience. Delivered quickly.
Great product and delivered reasonably quick. Great company.
On time, worked as promoted. Well built and a very good value.
A bit lightly built, but working fine so far. Looks like a good value.
Seem to do the job but appear and feel cheap. Wish I would have upgraded but I only have a few to set, not building a whole plane so it will do the job
ECON HAND RIVET SQUEEZER 3" WITH YOKE
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The ram that holds one of the sets rotates to adjust the set up or down. New units may be a little stiff, and require a small pin, or nail, to make the first few turns.