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    Riveter ???

    Just ordered a riveter tool from these guys:

    UMM-USA Unique Master Models



    Anybody ever use one?

    I'm going to do a C-75 (Boeing 307 Stratoliner in military service) in 1/48 and it will need to be covered in rivets.
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    I use the Trumpeter one. Usefull tool.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wurger View Post
    I use the Trumpeter one. Usefull tool.
    Thanks Wojtek. Any tips on how to use it?
    14. Avoid that destructive disease known as "tinkeritis;" when the motor is working satisfactorily, leave it alone.
    From Curtiss JN-4 handbook

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    There's a You Tube by Brett Green where he shows how to use it on a 109 model. I linked to the series but it's gone AWOL. Let me see if I can find it later tonight.

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    It is very easy to use. First of all you have to check the rivet interval.Then use a sprocket wheel of a correct diameter to get the same interval or the close one to the rivet gauge in scale. For rivet lines that run on flat surfaces and along straight lines you can use a ruller or draw lines with a pencl firstly.On bended surfaces use strips of a masking tape to keep a rivet line on the curvature. Don't press the tool too strongly That's all.
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    Thanks Wojtek.

    Pass that video along if you can find it Andy, thanks.
    14. Avoid that destructive disease known as "tinkeritis;" when the motor is working satisfactorily, leave it alone.
    From Curtiss JN-4 handbook

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    No problem.

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    Found it. Not sure which tool you got. Wojtek's post sound like a ponce wheel but this video uses a single awl.

    YouTube - Applying Rivets to Scale Models

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