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Raymond Griffin25/09/2016 14:40:57
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I am at the stage with my 1” Minnie, where I need to start thinking about construction of the wheels. I recollect that this was discussed in the past on this forum. There was reference to a rivet setting tool: a good aid to riveting and perhaps superior to the traditional bashing with a hammer and set. To save me trawling through the archives, please can anyone provide a reference to this tool?

Many thanks in advance

Ray Griffin

Dennis D25/09/2016 15:03:02
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It was in ME 15 May 1987 page 574-577 by A Mellor

I only have scanned copies of the pages so I couldnt tell you the volume.

Speedy Builder525/09/2016 15:18:19
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Perhaps look up riveting on this site - some good stuff there.
BobH

JasonB25/09/2016 16:01:56
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It's unlikely you will be able to get any form of rivit squeezer into the confined spaces between spokes and Tees so follow the book and make the tool that is shown.

Dennis D25/09/2016 17:14:19
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In the origional article he made a smaller version for the rear spokes on the Minnie

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