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*altoids mint* breathes in more...
*looks at countdown until kickoff*...30 DAYS!!!
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28-01-2009, 16:13
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Re: Riveting for speed
I'm curious as to what style of rivets they're using and what they're using as backup material. There are rivets that can anchor in a blind hole in wood, but they deform the wood as they do so. So I don't think they're be a viable option after the third replacement or so. I can only assume they're using metal plates of some sort to actually rivet to, but it really seems like it might be more trouble than it's worth.
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