In this episode Paul Dye explains how to lay out lines of rivets on a workpiece—a simple task you’ll be doing many times throughout your build.
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Nice use of rivet-fan.
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I recommend using a “transfer punch” to accurately mark the rivet holes without damaging the rivet-fan.
HOWEVER, I WAS DISTRACTED BY THE CHUCK KEY IN THE LATHE BEHIND YOU.
NEVER TAKE YOUR HAND OFF OF THE CHUCK KEY WHEN IT IS STUCK INTO THE CHUCK !!
A CHUCK KEY LEFT IN THE CHUCK IS AN ACCIDEDNT READY TO HAPPEN.
Please keep up your good work on the “How-To” videos.
I more often than not learn something new!
Thanks,
Tom Hendricks
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