I have all of the rivet tools, all of them.

Oddly, I actually use all of them depending on the job.

The tonka tool works ok but doesnt really tighten enough for the money. It bends out and isnt stiff enough.
I end up "finishing up" the rivet to tighten it with the hanson tool in most cases.

There is no "one size fits all" tool. There are just too many variables.

That said, the hanson tool works well in almost all cases, but for big things like ramps, you really need a helper to hold the part while you hammer the rivet on.

I just re-riveted some sling switches to reverse the mounting bracket and 3rd contact leaf.

I used my press to get it assembled but even it wasnt quite tight enough for sling switches but satisfactory.

I ended up hammering them a little tighter with the hanson and a head die in my vice after it was assembled.

So, in the end you might need a couple tools to do a satisfactory job.

Using the hanson tool for something like a funhouse main ramp is quite difficult but can be done with a lot of patience.

The hanson tool is a must have in my book, I use it all the time.