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Re: Bucking bar and vice

by Orval Fairbairn <o_r_fairbairn@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sep 5, 2008 at 02:00 PM

In article 
<f87aa49b-0b32-4d5e-b964-b9fd3ca519ae@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
 mhorowit <mhorowit@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> New to riveting here.
> 
> Reading on basics show the impact on the manufactured head is
> transmitted along the rivet and forces the bucking bar off the
> bucktail. It then slams back, causing the rivet shaft to begin to
> deform.
> 
> Because the bucking bar needs to move, does this mean it can not be
> clamped in a vice? - Mike

I would not clamp my rivets in a vice. What kind of vice do you have in 
mind? 
Gambling?
Drinking?
Sloth?
Gluttony?
Fornication?

Or, do you mean "vise"?

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 8 Posts in Topic:
Bucking bar and vice
mhorowit <mhorowit@[EM  2008-09-05 04:58:31 
Re: Bucking bar and vice
John <jdupre5762@[EMAI  2008-09-05 05:14:15 
Re: Bucking bar and vice
"John Kunkel" &  2008-09-05 10:14:18 
Re: Bucking bar and vice
Orval Fairbairn <o_r_f  2008-09-05 14:00:22 
Re: Bucking bar and vice
Dan <B2431B@[EMAIL PRO  2008-09-05 16:10:14 
Re: Bucking bar and vice
Jerry Wass <wassbiplan  2008-09-06 00:28:35 
Re: Bucking bar and vice
Dan <B2431B@[EMAIL PRO  2008-09-06 14:27:58 
Re: Bucking bar and vice
Bob Kuykendall <bob@[E  2008-09-05 11:28:17 

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