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Here is a link to install video on exterior van door locks, includes a how to demo on the riv nut tool. Riv nuts are threaded nuts that are secured into the metal with the riv nut tool, allowing you to mount stuff to the metal, like your new door locks. 



And a link to the door locks catalog listing
https://expeditionupfitter.com/collections/hardware

Link to tool demo home depot



You will find more videos in this helpful series on youtube.

-crofter
 
crofter said:
Here is a link to install video on exterior van door locks, includes a how to demo on the riv nut tool. Riv nuts are threaded nuts that are secured into the metal with the riv nut tool, allowing you to mount stuff to the metal, like your new door locks. 



And a link to the door locks catalog listing
https://expeditionupfitter.com/collections/hardware

Link to tool demo home depot



You will find more videos in this helpful series on youtube.

-crofter

Link to supply catalog listing home depot for the stark riv nut tool shown above, about $50 plus the cost on the nuts.  -crofter
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Stark-1...Gun-Kit-with-Nosepiece-Set-13204-H1/313167290
 
The professional rivnut setting tools are very handy and make the job of putting in lots of them go faster. Howver you dont actually need one and finacially it does not make sense to invest in that tool if you are only putting in a few of them. Head to youtube, enter the keywords install rivnut and you will learn how to do it without buying a rivnut tool.

Besides that don't you have enough tools in your toolbox to haul around? Tools are heavy, why buy another one just to install a few rivnuts when you can put them in using the tools you aready carry? If you are going into the van build business or putting in  a hundred or so of them buying the tool makes sense as it is a time saver.
 
Here is a link to that vid from the Demented Monkeys showing us how to install a riv nut without the special tool. Gets the job done.    -crofter

 

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