Spent $400 on an air rivet gun off a retiring guy in Spokane, and I'm still not sure if it saved me or played me
Back when I started out, we set solid rivets by hand with a bucking bar and a hammer, and my arm would shake for an hour after a wing panel. I picked up this used gun from a guy closing his hangar, and it cut my rivet time down to a third, but it also pulled two skins too tight before I learned the regulator on it lies. Any of you still shoot by feel, or did you cave and go pneumatic too?