I need to intall an eye strap into the iron anfd the fiberglass part of the mast. Do i need to drill first? if so how big the bit?
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A rivet is simply a way to weld surfaces to one another, obviously without actually having to weld the two surfaces. In order to rivet two surfaces a pilot hole must exist in both surfaces for the rivet to be inserted and eventually pinch the said surfaces together. So yes, you need to drill holes or have preexisting holes in order to use a rivet on any application. This particular gun comes with 3/32", 1/8", 5/32", and 3/16" rivets and head attachments, so you can use a hole that is one of those sizes or drill a hole that is one of those sizes. If you need more assistance with Rivet related questions, a simple internet search will yield many helpful results. As for this product, it sounds like for your application, it will work fine.
625010
There should be no drilling required. It taps into the rear sight of the rifle, and has two threaded bolts that go where the original steel pins were.
1932377
Used a eyeglass screwdriver kit (local hardware store or local optical shop). A jeweler's screwdriver kit would work as well.Definitely need the correct size phillip's-head screwdriver (bit).Hope this helps.
309354
It depends what you use as the mast. This does not come with the center mast so you can make it as tough as you want.
14402
I used a 1/4 in glass drill bit. It takes a while and I suggest using plenty of water or soap while drilling but it turns out really nice.
1753341
J B Weld would probably work but it might be better to use fiber glass cloth and use a resin over that or to mince up some fiber glass cloth and fill hole with minced up fiber glass wet with resin. Then sand it down.
1087910
you dont need a template for these. identify your center points, hold the rod holder up against the deck upside down to measure the angle, drill your pilot hole then drill out the hole at the correct angle. i installed 10 this way flawlessly. make sure you use lots of glue - do NOT let water reach the layer of wood within the fiberglass.
19602
4 7/8" for steel. If you are mounting in wood, I would cut 4 3/4" and sand for a snug fit if necessary.
586111
Make sure to drill with 3/4 in thick. The size of it is one inch. It will work. I've done it on fiber glass on a rzr polaris. Hope this helps.
442625
You will want to drill with at least a 13/16" drill bit. http://i.imgur.com/HGEeSCj.jpg http://i.imgur.com/iOY2Hmb.jpg
1994697
You can drill a hole in the bottom of the winder's shank and force fit one of the bits into it. Make sure the hole is smaller than the bit and heat the bit a bit and melt it into the shank.That's how I did it.
66103
I didn't have one and couldn't find one. It requires 2 hold about 1-1/2" from the eye hole for the screws. For placement, I put a little dab of toothpaste on the back to mark where I needed to drill since it didn't come with a stencil or anything. Hope this helps.
468732
If you buy this, and we're very glad we did, look at the last page of the manual where it talks about attaching the anchors. Gotta do this early on after the frame is together or you'll have a tough time later.
124892
I anchored my sun shades to metal poles, (grounded of course) drilled through the metal poles, installed an eye-bolt through the pole. Then tie your sun shades rope to a caribeneer and attach to your eye-bolt
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http://aimsportsinc.com/products/1081-4x32-tri-ill-scope-wfiber-optic.html.That's the link to its page on the Aimsports website. I've been very satisfied with the scope. It's sturdy and accurate .
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Hi Virginia, I am afraid you have to drill two 1/4 " holes as It calls for in the instructions. Regards, Guenter
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I had the same dilemma. Using a 30mm bolt and a cover...after drilling I found that the helicoil was long enough. You can use two but not necessary. I added red threebond "locktite". Using the recommended drill bit...ONE helicoil was suffificient for me.