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Well, you could throw gun rings AT that pole and, you know, make that into a game during rally season or something.
Or is that maybe not such a good idea?
:popcorn:
rustystud speaks truth (duh!); pneumatic is the way to go when you're going that many at that size.
Just 5-10 in a row with the manual gun is enough to put anybody's hands in a cramp you won't believe.
I didn't realize that Stanley makes the rivets, and that the name Pop-Rivet is their product trademark. Thanks for that lesson, Brother Valence! [thumbzup]
I do not believe that Pop-Rivets feature a tapered shaft:
- the shaft diameter is constant, and the anchoring effect comes from pulling...
This documentation is top-shelf, Valence; great pics and great write-up. [thumbzup]
About those cobalt bits:
- How would you even sharpen them; like what material is there in a grinding wheel that is hard enough to cut cobalt; is there anything?
I always like Ace Hardware, they seem to have everything moreso than the Big Boxes (HD and Lowes), even though the stores are much smaller.
They're just hard to find sometimes.
I'm late to your thread here, Mr. Valence, but this is an excellent thread, and an excellent build-out, too. You do it right. [thumbzup]
And I hear you about finding the right tool for the job. Funny thing about those screws (and like you I never knew what they were called), but you can get...
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