Inserting pivot rivets in wing/vent windows

[Accelo]

Seems it is problematic to insert the stainless rivets into the wing windows.
Vendors seem to sell more than one type of rivets. I have pictured two styles. I am sure there are others. I am unsure which is correct for our C10's. Would appreciate feedback on what you think.
I received a setting tool with my rivets as show in the picture. I don't remember where the tool came from. Could have been a prior Corvette project?

Getting the rivet to expand correctly is difficult using a flat punch. If you receive a tool with your rivets use it. If you didn't receive a setting punch, with your rivets, I recommend a Roll Pin Punch. I have included an Amazon link.
https://www.amazon.com/Grip-Roll-Pin.../dp/B003L7HOMG

[67C10Step]

The rivet on the left is to put the wing glass parts together. The rivet on the RIGHT is the pivot rivet for the glass itself. I won't say it's impossible to set properly without the proper tool but I will say it's hard enough with the tool.

[RustyPile]

Originally Posted by 67C10Step

The rivet on the left is to put the wing glass parts together. The rivet on the RIGHT is the pivot rivet for the glass itself. I won't say it's impossible to set properly without the proper tool but I will say it's hard enough with the tool.

There, I fixed it for you..

[67C10Step]

Originally Posted by RustyPile

There, I fixed it for you..

Thank you. Lost my train of thought mid sentence I guess.

[TALLone71]

thanks for the info guys! I have done all sorts of work on these trucks for years, but I'm getting ready to do my first set of vent window rebuilds on my 71

[Davidf]

FWIW, whenever I restore vent windows, I leave the pivot rivet alone. Instead, I remove the entire pivot hinge from the frame. Then use pop rivets to reattach. This way, you don’t have to worry about a buggered up pivot rivet.