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 Aug 24 2009, 04:32 AM
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BEN 10kg  Group: Members Posts: 1,027 Joined: 14-August 07 From: Sydney Member No.: 370  |
u dont remember writing pop rivets in that post
 i could of swore i just wrote rivets.. anyway haha |
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Aug 24 2009, 01:44 PM
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 *FruitLoop* 53 Group: Donator Posts: 2,043 Joined: 13-April 07 From: Out in the sticks Member No.: 3 |
Pop rivet, solid rivet, who cares they are still a rivet.. we might not all have your excellent terminology but they are still a rivet and your wrong jumpus
QUOTE All tinny's are fully weld & those that have seats ALL have solid rivets securing them Ive had boats that had WELDED seats, Not SOLID RIVETED Seats!! |
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Aug 24 2009, 01:58 PM
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 His Eminance Group: Administrators Posts: 5,725 Joined: 13-April 07 From: Sydney Member No.: 2 |
Wa ???
Dont think so Spud  A rivet is not just a rivet They can & are be a structural fastener but not pop rivets Just take a wook @ the harbour bridge & how many solid rivets went into it, better still commercial aircraft they are virtually held together by solid rivets & other fasteners which I wont mention cause ewe wouldn't know wot I was on about. QUOTE Ive had boats that had WELDED seats, Not SOLID RIVETED Seats!! Those are very few & I was refering to tinnys's in general That tinny I scraped had welded seats BUT it also had 2mm thick side skins so as the weld had sum ting to bite into The average tinny has only 1.2 mm skins & solid rivets are a far better option structurally --------------------  Save The Fish, Eat a Pussy |
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Aug 24 2009, 03:56 PM
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*FruitLoop* 53 Group: Donator Posts: 2,043 Joined: 13-April 07 From: Out in the sticks Member No.: 3 |
its ok jumpy, your allowed to be wrong sometimes ;)
So Not "All tinny's are fully weld & those that have seats ALL have solid rivets securing them" |
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