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28-01-2009, 15:59
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Re: Riveting for speed
Pop or Blind Rivets you might be able to get out quickly... a quick drilling and they pop loose... IF you can get the drill where you need it...right angle drill might come in handy...
interesting idea.. standard aircraft rivets.... no way they would be faster..... by the way Do you know what they call 1.5 million rivets flying in formation? . . . . . . . A. Boeing 747..... 
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