AVT 206 A&P Sheet Metal Class - Project 1 - Introduction to Riveting
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Before you begin bucking rivets, it helps to watch the process. This video shows many of the common mistakes that beginners make as they pick up their tools to try riveting. It also shows some tell-tale signs that could help you see what you may be doing wrong, and how to correct your mistakes.
Thank you for posting this video I'm recently have started my class for airplane mechanic and I'm basically the purest form of greenhorn you can picture for this type of job so this is helping me a lot including technical terms and everything so thank you very much
That just brings back memories of all the things I did wrong when I first started
Took my airframe today your videos have been very helpful thank you!
Same!
me: first common mistake, where is Ben's safety glasses???
Thank you for teaching me about how rivets work. I like how the boy giggles when Dad says, "Let's go ahead and really screw up a rivet."
Been there, done that & screwed that up too as far as riveting sizes and buck tails, never used wrong tip. Got the Carpal tunnel.
That kids good , he can do good with almost any rivet you give him
I appreciate your video but I am making orbital riveting machine for hinges making proper heads are not making pls help me
best video i have seen . shows me what i need to know about solid rivets and takes confusion out of my mind thanks
Love your Dad & boy routine.
Very heartwarming. 🖐👦👨🖐
whats reference i can use to choose the correct rivets, thanks so much.
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@@meet559 thanks
Thank you for this! Airframe Practicals coming up and I definitely cried the first time I tried lol. You always grow into it though (:
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This is the best video I've seen on solid riveting . Great job thanks. But how do I know about the # numbers for my rivet and rivet set? What is a 1/4" rivet?
GREAT Explanation! congratulations and thanks for sharing the knowledge.
I remember my first time doing hard rivets. I messed a bunch up but figured it out, and now they are easy.
I was an aircraft sheet metal mechanic.. Do u know some agency that can help me find a job. I am currently working in Singapore Airlines Engineering
Sir l learn more
Great job guys. Thank you 😊
Thanks interesting video !!!
This makes SIU look like a lot of fun
Hi
I live in Brazil
Do You have mor classe?
Is very Nice
What if I have a 5/8” head rivet but I can’t find a tip this size?
@@FourthWayRanch sweet, why didn’t I think of this? You r the man!
@@FourthWayRanch I wish I have a lathe but u really help me out on this, thx so much🙏
Excellent vid
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you are good on sheet metal you want work on suadi Arabi
Nice vid great help
your son is a natural
quiero una
Now give him some E rivets.
29 years in the business.
Licensed AME-S
and I still love what I do.
My advice to up and coming structures, young fellers and ladies, is to move around as much as you can in the industry for the experience.
Light aviation (.016" - .050") 2024-T3 aluminum sheet takes way more riveting finess and time to master. Heavy rivet work (.040" - .80"+) aluminum sheet, like with Boeing aircraft, is much more forgiving.
You'll become well-rounded and work with confidence.
A tip! When riveting monel rivets and thin stainless sheet material, shorten it up on your rivet length and use rivet rubber on the shop tail side to flatten the stainless sheet on that side
The suggested 1.5 undriven tail length is too much rivet, and monel rivets love to dump. The stainless sheet material stretches and looks terrible after you dump a rivet.
Always use a shorter rivet.
You'll see what I mean😉
Thank you
I don’t understand that when pressure is too low the gun is jumping onto the rivet head . For me that happens when pressure is too high .
This is how much force you apply to the gun - not the amount of air pressure. If you are jumping off, press more firmly.
Ok, I’ll try next time, thanks
Thank you!
Which type of rivet is it?
@Matt Graus Isn't DD also considered Ice box?
I'm trying to use solid steel rivets to repair a bus, but my rivets' tail ends keep folding and don't want to flatten very much.
In all the videos I've watched, no one uses solid steel rivets for their demonstration. Is there a reason for this? Is steel too strong a metal for this method to work properly?
Hi. You can rivet steel, but it is done differently. It takes a lot longer. You use a ball peen hammer, and repeatedly tap the shank. It eventually forms a very rounded (domed) head. I haven't ever tried with a rivet gun. Do you have mild steel rivets?
Use a good size tungsten bucking bar, its alott more dence and you can work the bucktail wille you shoot, use a 4x, anything smaller will just piss off a monell rivet.
This demonstrator has started with the assumption that he is talking to idiots. He is not alone, the You Tube is full of men who love to hear themselves talk. I cannot wait for this bloke's next video telling the world more improper things they should not do with a rivetting gun.
Feel free not to watch introductory videos. An even better idea would be for you not to comment!
@@1donagin Like saying, "I am going to tell you a funny joke", let what you are saying speak for itself. Sorry, you were offended.