Brief Description: Riveting the skin on the left skeleton.
Easy work to rivet the skin on the skeleton since all (ok - most!) of the rivets can fit in holes that are reached with the pneumatic squeezer. Just a matter of dopping rivets in the holes (alternating with clekos for a good tight fit) and squeezing them flat. I found after a long series of holes, the squeezer needed a little distance extending on the piston half since after a while shop heads weren't flat enough. Just reduce the distance and re-squeeze the tall "proud" rivets as they say in the videos. The tight ones were put in using the back rivet plateas a bucking bar and the red-mushroom rivet set. Finally, the last rivet was a blind rivet since there wasn't anything that neatly fit in that narrow trailing edge. I think I removed less than 5 rivets in this procedure. Just shows that practice is the best way to perfection!
Back rivet plate for that tight reach to the rivet.
Final rivet is a pair of blind rivets on the end of the rib.
