Using the Blacksmith's Third Hand For Riveting
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My problem is that my third blacksmithing hammer is too big and heavy, keeps mashing the rivet. Oh well, guess this technique isn't for me....
Now back to my bowlegged wife. :)
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bwahaha.
Wasnt expecting that
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Being a she, I'll have to use Snap on Tools.
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Hahaha! This gave me a great laugh
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L.M.A.O. "BUT" I did notice that was very thin metal which make me think that you had to use very SHORT rivits
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Now that was hilarious! I promise I won't even attempt that! Might do me anvil an injury! :)
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I laughed. I cried. I ran away. Great presentation I wasn't even watching the video just listening while writing. The first time strangely just didn't get it and had to re watch it. You got me - Raggy
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lmao holy shit man
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i only used this once but... the metal was sorta... white hot...
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haha, its not the size of the hammer, its how you use it
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lol, rivetjob.
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Oh! s*@#%! I cannot believe you just did that!.
blacksmith STD, The Clank
omniviking 3 years ago 3
I've got to remember that one.
purgatoryironworks 3 years ago
Dude... AWESOME! Also, I need to ask you a question... I found that after i was riveting some iron from the scrap yard, sadly without gloves or an apron, there's some bumps that have popped up on my third hand and I'm a little concerned. What should I do?
a10centsuperhero 3 years ago
Boric acid...LOTS of boric acid.
purgatoryironworks 3 years ago