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n is best) with the prongs downward. The rivet is driven home, so that the prongs project, and the work levered up from the block, when the prongs can be prized apart and hammered over into the leather. The head of the rivet should rest on the vice or some other metal surface. Large flat-headed… … Rivet used with a washer for joining Fig. 2 secured to each other in two planks. Fig. 3. Bifurcated rivet used in leather work. Fig. 4. Tinman’s flat-head rivet. the strongest possible Fig. 5. Showing the tendency of metal plates manner should be made to shear the rivet when the latter is not…
Handicraft · Dwellings · Needlework
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