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Spring loaded handle...

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I was bored today so i added a spring loaded handle to my ITX case...Tried out my new Hand Riveter
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nice. you put any thing for a backer?
No i didnt. I try to also use Rivets as much as i can compare to screws since they are stronger and cleaner. Also you see its attach to the edge(where you see the line). that edge is much thicker/stronger
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No i didnt. I try to also use Rivets as much as i can compare to screws since they are stronger and cleaner. Also you see its attach to the edge(where you see the line). that edge is much thicker/strongerView attachment 248823
if its not twisting the case thats good but it looks like your holes might have been a bit big. three look like they are trying to pull through. last time i did this i put a backer plate to add some rigidity.
 
if its not twisting the case thats good but it looks like your holes might have been a bit big. three look like they are trying to pull through. last time i did this i put a backer plate to add some rigidity.
I did drill i little bit big..lol but it is very secure no bending/twisting. Happy with it :)
 
if its not twisting the case thats good but it looks like your holes might have been a bit big. three look like they are trying to pull through. last time i did this i put a backer plate to add some rigidity.

Those rivets need to be redone. They aren't far enough through the holes. I know the location was probably not helpful, but those need to be done again.
 
nice !

a consideration I have when mounting a handle is the case hitting my knee while I carry it.
your setup looks like you have decent knee clearance, is this so ?

a steel case has less need for a backing plate than does a aluminium case.
 
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