3 Dec 2013 #1 single Well-Known Member Joined 19 May 2012 Messages 3,499 Location Cardiff Bay Visit site My new boom should be here tomorrow but i need to transfer a few bits from the old one. Question is which rivets to use and best place to get them?
My new boom should be here tomorrow but i need to transfer a few bits from the old one. Question is which rivets to use and best place to get them?
3 Dec 2013 #2 sarabande Well-Known Member Joined 6 May 2005 Messages 36,182 Visit site Unless you spec some alu alloy rivets (aircraft style) ordinary alu ones may be a bit weak for high-shear applications. So, typically, Monel rivets are a safe bet http://www.seascrew.com/browse.cfm?POP-RIVETS-MONEL---MAST-RIVERS-&l=0000000561 http://www.jimmygreen.co.uk/products/chandlery/fixings/monel-rivets and other places. Have you got some Duralac paste as well ? http://intek-uk.com/duralac.htm
Unless you spec some alu alloy rivets (aircraft style) ordinary alu ones may be a bit weak for high-shear applications. So, typically, Monel rivets are a safe bet http://www.seascrew.com/browse.cfm?POP-RIVETS-MONEL---MAST-RIVERS-&l=0000000561 http://www.jimmygreen.co.uk/products/chandlery/fixings/monel-rivets and other places. Have you got some Duralac paste as well ? http://intek-uk.com/duralac.htm
3 Dec 2013 #3 single Well-Known Member Joined 19 May 2012 Messages 3,499 Location Cardiff Bay Visit site Cheers, got jointing compound. Next problem is all the bolted on bits are really siezed!!! As soon as they come off i can sort out grip range.
Cheers, got jointing compound. Next problem is all the bolted on bits are really siezed!!! As soon as they come off i can sort out grip range.