riveting

[Sam Salvati]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_9k9rcI6BI&feature=channel_page

A great technique using the smith's "third hand", a very handy technique.

 

[mete]

So that's why you got your new anvil !

 

[NickWheeler]

Man... that's some good info! I'm going to try to put it to use this w-e when big Jim (ib2v4u) and Mark come to the shop.

That fella has some good info in his videos. I think the one about cutting with a hacksaw and such should be a sticky here. I don't think he mentioned letting off pressure on the return stroke, but other than that he made it real clear on the simple... but RARELY PRACTICED keys to using a hacksaw.

GREAT stuff

 

[silver_pilate]

Well, that'll work for any cold work I need to do. However, I think I'm a bit too sensitive for welding heats. But Nick, on the other hand.... All those calluses he's sure to have should protect him just fine.

--nathan

 

[T Blade]

Now that's over the top man. I've never seen anybody use their third hand for that type of riveting. Wow!

 

[indian george]

I've never seen anybody use their third hand for that type of riveting. Wow!

That's because you lack a third hand. We can't even call you shorty, because that would be a over statement. HEHEHEHEHEHE!!!

 

[James_Terrio]

Great googly moogly, I'm wipin tears from my eyes! I knew there was something a little weird about you forgin' guys!

hey, that rhymes...

That fella has some good info in his videos.

Yeah, I watched a couple and will watch more. He speaks and explains things well.

 

[Redrummd]

I thought it was going to be a serious video but boy was that one entertaining!