Nicopress Swaging Tool - Availability

On Fri, 7 Jan 2005 12:19:15 -0800, "BTIZ"
wrote:

Corky... the point is.. we had a bad tool... and someone knew it.. but never
marked it or told anyone else.. it was perfectly good for using to set
cables for picnic awnings.. but not for aircraft use.

I understand. My thinking was that the original poster was asking if
the cheap tool was safe to use. My experience and that of those
who've used it and mentioned it here over the years, is that it does
produce aircraft quality swages.

Corky Scott

I understand. My thinking was that the original poster was asking if
the cheap tool was safe to use. My experience and that of those
who've used it and mentioned it here over the years, is that it does
produce aircraft quality swages.

Corky Scott

good deal Corky... we are still recovering from the mechanic being in a rush
to get an airplane back in service, that he chose not to drive 80 miles to
get his go-nogo tool.

The airplane survived the out landing, the pilot also, but we lost two tow
pilots who chose not to get back into the airplane after a outside party
mechanic said it was good to go.

BT