Anyone know of a source for tiny brass rivets of this type?
I was thinking that I could make some from small solid brass screws,
but it seems like a lot of work compared to buying them :-)
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Anyone know of a source for tiny brass rivets of this type?
I was thinking that I could make some from small solid brass screws,
but it seems like a lot of work compared to buying them :-)
still just me said:Anyone know of a source for tiny brass rivets of this type?
I was thinking that I could make some from small solid brass screws,
but it seems like a lot of work compared to buying them :-)
I don't know either but aluminum screws peen over easily.
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A Muzi said:still just me said:Anyone know of a source for tiny brass rivets of this type?
I was thinking that I could make some from small solid brass screws,
but it seems like a lot of work compared to buying them :-)
I don't know either but aluminum screws peen over easily.
Why not out of copper?
Sergio
Pisa
In article <[email hidden]>,
still just me said:Anyone know of a source for tiny brass rivets of this type?
I was thinking that I could make some from small solid brass screws,
but it seems like a lot of work compared to buying them :-)
A couple of brass pop rivets would probably do the trick if you don't
feel like hammering.
A large hardware store should have real rivets. Around here it would be
OSH. I wouldn't try hammering a screw because they tend to be brittle.
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Kevin McMurtrie said:In article <[email hidden]>,
still just me said:Anyone know of a source for tiny brass rivets of this type?
I was thinking that I could make some from small solid brass screws,
but it seems like a lot of work compared to buying them :-)A couple of brass pop rivets would probably do the trick if you don't
feel like hammering.A large hardware store should have real rivets. Around here it would be
OSH. I wouldn't try hammering a screw because they tend to be brittle.
Do the make pop rivets that small?... and brass would be ideal. Mostly
I'm familiar with the 1/8" type.
still just me said:Do the make pop rivets that small?... and brass would be ideal. Mostly
Back to copper.
Although I have never made them, it shouldn't be too difficult to
manufacture copper rivets.
Is it?
Sergio
Pisa
still just me said:On Sat, 15 Mar 2008 05:02:31 -0700, Kevin McMurtrie
Quoted message said:In article <[email hidden]>,
still just me <[email hidden]> wrote:Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Anyone know of a source for tiny brass rivets of this type?
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:I was thinking that I could make some from small solid brass screws,
but it seems like a lot of work compared to buying them :-)Quoted message said:A couple of brass pop rivets would probably do the trick if you don't
feel like hammering.Quoted message said:A large hardware store should have real rivets. Around here it would be
OSH. I wouldn't try hammering a screw because they tend to be brittle.Do the make pop rivets that small?... and brass would be ideal. Mostly
I'm familiar with the 1/8" type.
www.mcmaster.com has 1/8" pop rivets in aluminum, steel, stainless
steel, and copper. The only 1/8" brass rivets they have are solid.
still just me said:Anyone know of a source for tiny brass rivets of this type?
I was thinking that I could make some from small solid brass screws,
but it seems like a lot of work compared to buying them :-)
Aint you got no JB Weld?
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landotter said:Quoted message said:Anyone know of a source for tiny brass rivets of this type?
I was thinking that I could make some from small solid brass screws,
but it seems like a lot of work compared to buying them :-)Aint you got no JB Weld?
That might be the best solution... grind the top off the right sized
brass screws flat, and just tack them in with a dot of JB weld.
I think we have a winner!
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Do the make pop rivets that small?... and brass would be ideal. Mostly
I'm familiar with the 1/8" type.www.mcmaster.com has 1/8" pop rivets in aluminum, steel, stainless
steel, and copper. The only 1/8" brass rivets they have are solid.
I probably wasn't clear...I need rivets around 1/16" for this job. The
standard 1/8" would be too large. But, I will check Mcmaster anyway.
still just me said:On Sun, 16 Mar 2008 11:39:35 -0700 (PDT), landotter
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Anyone know of a source for tiny brass rivets of this type?
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:I was thinking that I could make some from small solid brass screws,
but it seems like a lot of work compared to buying them :-)Quoted message said:Aint you got no JB Weld?
That might be the best solution... grind the top off the right sized
brass screws flat, and just tack them in with a dot of JB weld.I think we have a winner!
Round top brass tacks would be my choice to look like rivets. Probably
easier to snip them than grind, as they're teeny. Possibly too
delicate an operation for JB weld, alternately, use baling wire and
hose clamps.
landotter said:Round top brass tacks would be my choice to look like rivets.
Ah, now we're getting down to brass tacks! Personally, I attached my
Schwinn Circuit head badge with contact cement.
Art Harris
Art Harris said:landotter said:Round top brass tacks would be my choice to look like rivets.
Ah, now we're getting down to brass tacks! Personally, I attached my
Schwinn Circuit head badge with contact cement.
You too good for double sided tape?
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