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19-03-18, 01:41
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My two Cupola's are almost externally completed apart from a few rivets. I thought I would also share an easy way to heat solid rivets if you have a spot welder as it is far quicker than a forge, far cheaper than using an oxy set and very easy to use. These rivets take about 6 seconds to get to temp.
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19-03-18, 07:33
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While I am waiting for some more mushroom head rivets to arrive I thought I would also get a start on the other opening on top of the turret which is a couple of domed hatches.
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20-03-18, 03:07
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Neat trick......
...with the spot welder.....must remember that one.......
Fantastic job on the turrets....... should make an extra one as a BBQ. Bob C
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Bob Carriere....B.T.B C15a Cab 11 Hammond, Ontario Canada
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