Anyone got a battery powered rivit gun (not air)

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I currently use an air rivet gun, but, thinking about getting a battery operated one instead, having to have the compressor on and the hose to the gun is a bit excessive in my opinion, you seem to be able to get a good battery rivet gun for £400 - £500 which would be worth it. (I also get fed up with the hose all the time, trip over it, it pulls the gun off the bench, etc.)
 
We've got one at work and it's excellent even got a box to collect all the centre pins. I'll check the make next time I'm at the yard if you like.don't know how much it was though I'm afraid.
 
We've got one at work and it's excellent even got a box to collect all the centre pins. I'll check the make next time I'm at the yard if you like.don't know how much it was though I'm afraid.

Cool, cheers. Have you used air ones? how do they compare?
 
Battery ones are really good until they get flat. Which happens quite a lot on my old one. 2 batteries a must
 
Never used air driven one only Manual and battery as I said it's an excellent tool I'll check the make tonight on the way home.
 
No problem, thanks for looking Barnes.

Mark-D - it looks just like a elec drill... i've got a page open on my laptop with loads of them on - i'll post it up next time im on my laptop :)
 
Interesting I will have a look around that could be handy at work
I'm just about to go on holiday for a week, but, i'll be getting one when i return - can feedback on how they compare to compressed air units :)

(Incidently, if anyone wants an air powered rivet gun i have 3...)
 
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