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  • you can use copper from electricity wires

  • I was following up until the very, very end. I don't have an uncle named Bob!

    Seriously- this is a super awesome video. @taciturnforsale, I agree 100%. How lame that I go buy premade rivets!

  • I love youtube for DIY projects. I've learned how to use a rivet gun and how lame I am for not doing it like this. Great video!

  • "And Bob's Your Uncle" meaning "Great Success!"

  • This is really good information. I never imagined a way to make a rivet from a bit of metal like that. You must have listened to a lot of old timers.

  • I can never find the rivets in the right size.......Great tutorial

  • Cheers purplehhouse you hit the hammer on the head  the simple things in life are free

  • Love it! Finally a way to do it without a million dollars in tools!

  • Love it! Finally a way to do it without a million dollars in tools!

  • thats my dad he great

  • "and give it another hit with another hammer..." without blinking an eye, just business as usual. dammit! that hammer needs a rivet!

  • nice anvil

  • Hammer's head fly's off, priceless!!!

  • my hammers do the same bloody thing

  • GREAT JOB THANK YOU FOR THE LESSON

  • I don't say it's wrong but a copper roofing nail is a lot better and easier. Cut a hole to size of nail or a piece of copper wire, insert in hole and hammer both sides, align plates and one hit will fix the joint. Get an old bit of angle iron, drill whatever holes you need for the size of rivet and away to go. Remember brazing things requires heat and is difficult outside. Design things to avoid it when a rivet will do. A rivet won't oxidize your copper and the copper will stay shiny longer.

  • 3:57

  • I have to say that i am queit impresses after all these years that my father has managed to get more hits than i have, Fair play marco...

  • cool

  • A real Irish Tinker, I wonder if he grew up with this or learned from the country people. Good to see our old ways still alive.

  • excellent presentation !

    thanks!

  • How to PEEN a copper rivet... Sort of.

  • Awesome, pretty creative.

  • lmfao!!! I can't belive I watched the whole thing. but at around 4:00 near the end your in for a surprize. Skip ahead to watch it.

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