Rivet shaver tool question

[Flyingloud]

I hoping someone with an Olympic rivet shaving tool can help me. I want to see the cutter on it, and specifically how it compares the ones I’m seeing online, like this one

(https://www.aircraft-tool.com/detail?id=3000-3/8)

The replacement cutters I’ve seen online all look flat on the cutting end. While from what I can tell the cutting tool I’ve seen ASers use, leaves the rivet with a rounded headed.

If there are rivet shaver cutters that leave a domed head, can these cutters be purchased?

I’m asking because I want to explore making a shaver tool, likely 3D printed so others could possibly print their own. It wouldn’t be as durable as a metal one, but for those of us who are likely only working on one AS for the foreseeable future I think it would be durable enough. Thanks in advance.

[BigAl]

The cutter you show is for shaving rivets flush to the skin. It would be a countersunk rivet like a flat head screw. These are typically used on airplane fuselages so it is airodynamic.

[Aerowood]

Hi from your Arvada neighbor. I have an aircraft style rivet shaver that is used, as mentioned above, for shaving flush aircraft rivets. The Olympic shaver does indeed use a radiused cutter, it is the expensive part. Nobody as far as I know use this style of a cutter except for the Olympic blind rivets.

The microstop that is used for the Olympic shaver are pretty common. I have several of these.

If you need any help with this feel free to PM me. I live off of Ward Rd and 67th.