Yoda1PositivityStar
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Beautiful riveting.
Thank you for the correction
Aug 29, 2018 3:38 PM
Yoda1PositivityStar
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Thank you for the correction
InnerButterfly666
I just cant stop looking at this
LegendaryKatman
That's hot
Deffentlynotagnome
My favorite part is where it turns the thing into mushed up thing.
SexyYoda
this is awesome, whatever this is
SpareWare
I didn't quite mean to put that rivet on yet. Could you take it back off?
DarkTornado
Would be difficult to remove. Near permanent in my opinion.
12missafew99100
What a stud
OmnibusLatinName
Show me the whole structure, dammit!
regregex
This is riveting but also upsetting.
djustin973
That was riveting.
Nyhook2
boogieplayer
Eiffel tower was built that way
demonhawk
It looks like they're assembling Girdy McGirderFace
asm80dfa8sdfj
I wish someone was disassembling your Facey McFaceFace
MisterTrashPanda
Your mom was gobbling my Cocky McCockerface
talianagisan
Guys guys. No need to be a Roodie McRoodieFace
AngelWithAFilthySoul
That brush has seen some shit.
isleptonit
Thats so hot
MouseDenton
That's staying right the fuck there.
cvnk
It's so weird when a comment seems to read your mind
noupvotesforgretchenwieners
Is that Thor's toothbrush
finnsto
that's hawt
halfsquints
dang that’s a finely shaped rivet
Raydeeo
That’s hot...
haroldmann
Brushie brushie!
Holzwege
Brushy brushy.
haroldmann
Ah I just commented that without consulting other comments
DarkTornado
Riveting comment
thegrandfalafel
Took the very words out of my mouth.
swatz
http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w182/vsah_2007/Grease/Jan.png
XanZi
Unbridled007
Splosions
Metal cools, pulls tight...got it. But I thought rivets were notoriously brittle. Or has science made them a lot better?
AirplaneNerd
Heating like that leaves the metal in a normalized or annealed state, which is about as malleable as it gets.
ChloeRed
Depends on the metal composition - cheap/crappy metal will give you brittle rivets. Metallurgy improvements over time have indeed 1/2
ChloeRed
improved them. Maybe not in the design/making, but in the consistency of the metal used for all the parts involved. 2/2
TheFeralDog
Nope, rivets hold together airplanes shells almost entirely
AirplaneNerd
Structural rivets in aircraft undergo work hardening when installed, which makes them more brittle, but they start from a softer alloy.
OdinYggd
Rivets were never brittle, except in cases where they were made from poor materials. But by necessity, rivets are soft alloys.
AirplaneNerd
Cold-driven rivets like aluminum aircraft undergo some work hardening when installed, but yes, they do start as a softer alloy.
Paxuz
Now try with your dick!
MrCleo
Smashing
FireLogic
ugh, can't look at rivets the same way after listening to My Dad Wrote a Porno...
Jagadid
That slag in the middle concerns me. Keeping it from making a good seal.
nefets
can anyone explain why doesit matter if its brusshed or not?
orientedandalert
I just lost about 20 minutes of my day. Damn you hypnotic machinery gif!
WoolyBullyDoesNotRhymeWithSully
You mean erection
RadioSilenceDW
Took me longer than I care to admit that the round stick thing wasnt supposed to come off like a spanner.
mootsatyr
Being from the US, I thought a Spanner was a UK name for Pipe Wrench. Now I think that might be incorrect, things come off of a spanner?
RadioSilenceDW
https://www.diy.com/departments/magnusson-standard-double-ring-spanner-set-of-4/1797835_BQ.prd Easiest way is just to show you I think.
RadioSilenceDW
its used to tighten bolts. so they are removable.
mootsatyr
Oh! So what I would call a wrench... Thank you!