limited clearance in addition the shoulder portion 44 of the collar 16 is positioned opposite the step 38 for example in close proximity to the step as described below the relative positions of the shoulder portion 44 and the step 38 retains the handle 14 in place on the sheet metal component 12 when the collar has been secured to the component as is apparent in fig3 and 4 the collar 16 does not protrude above the top surface 28 of the handle or the outer surface 18 of the sheet metal component 12 by way of example the collar 16 is approximately as tall as the handle 14 such that the top surface 46 of the collar is approximately flush with the top surface 28 of the handle fig4 unlike the collar 16 however the post 24 extends beyond the top surface 46 of the collar 16 as most clearly shown in fig4 turning to fig5 and 6 the assembly 10 is shown in the fully assembled state as indicated in those figures the post 24 has been pressed for example swaged onto the collar 16 and more particularly onto the inner surface 54 of the collar to fixedly secure the collar to the sheet metal component 12 due to that securing and further due to the fact that the shoulder portion 44 of the collar 16 prevents the handle 14 from separating from the component 12 the handle is also secured to the component however because the post 24 has not been swaged onto and does not contact the handle 14 the handle can be freely pivoted about the pivot axis 26 by controlling the relative dimensions.