Posted by Tony Spicer on 2/21/2014
Dan,
Sonex sells a 120 deg dimple die:
http://www.sonexaircraft.com/eshop/cart ... ory_id=260
EAA has hundreds of "How To" videos: http://www.eaavideo.org/
Tony
Dimpling Techniques
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Posted by Dan Heath on 2/21/2014
What is the recommended way to dimple in the very tight spots.
I have a nice dimple machine for the regular work and have ordered a 1024 pop rivet dimpler from Avery, I am not sure that will work as it is machined for 100 degree, but says that it will also work for 120 degree and I am skeptical of that.
What is the recommended way to dimple in the very tight spots.
I have a nice dimple machine for the regular work and have ordered a 1024 pop rivet dimpler from Avery, I am not sure that will work as it is machined for 100 degree, but says that it will also work for 120 degree and I am skeptical of that.