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Facom make an adjustable grip that will clamp round a four inch bar. Tony

Have a look at rotozip the machine and it's accessories. Tony

Nail punches in my workshop are worn out Phillips screwdrivers. Tony

In the late sixties I had a length of conduit with a small section of hacksaw blade (heavy duty) trapped in the end with bicycle handlebar grip.These were used to screw in hundreds of self tapping screws. Ground down to suit this may work for you. Tony

I have a carharrt heavy canvas lots of pockets and comfortable. Got mine from MI supplies. Wait for sales etc as the price can vary. Tony

I would fit a non return damper. Keep out cold winds and unwanted wasps. This will affect the air flow but not by much.Going up a size would overcome this and any Louvre you fit. Tony

I have found it cheaper to use HSS bits ,with some lubricant and slow speed. They will burn out but will last long enough. Tony

Pop rivets a lot easier and available in the metal of your choice and length. Tony.

It would appear that the post I intended for bird boxes has appeared in this posting. My apologies for any confusion. T*ts seem to be taboo. Tony

Hole sizes are important 25mm for **** 28mm for great **** and 32 mm for sparrows. Tony

The boxes should be made at least 120mm from hole bottom to floor of box ,the birds will still fill it but it does help. Tony

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Gilbow snips will cut it then dress it flat. Bacho pass through Universal's will do the job as well with less dressing. Tony

Tucker riveters were the ductwork industry standard when I worked in the trade. I believe they owned the copyright to "pop rivet". FAR riveters from Italy are robust and can handle 3/16 rivets with ease..Both of these are the leaver type ,I always found lazy tongs cumbersome and useless in...

Do you have a scroll former ? Will your rebar bender make small radius to make the ends safer? Tony

If you look inside the housing you should see a spring a small tube ending in vee and then two jaws if the jaws are worn they will not grab the mandrel. New jaws are required. They may work with a larger rivet 5/32 or 3/16 as the mandrels are larger. Tony

These can be handy a 1/2 inch whit is a 13 mm,fits an 8mm nut. File out the other end to 17mm and this will fit a 10 mm nut. Handy in construction for duct erectors, plumbers,and electricians. Tony

Slide is the way to go.you play without tying fingers in a knot .some of mine will not do what their told😀. Tony

They are printed on the back. Tony

You could just bang a six mm nut on top. Tony