EXTRA PARTS - 1
"Don't waste things! Don't you know there's a war on?"
--- often heard growing up in the early 1940's
It's a different time, a different war, and unfortunately there's a different attitude. However, we still feel it's important to not waste. From time-to-time there's extra rivets, sealant, aluminum scraps, nuts and bolts, and it's a shame to let these things go unused, so...
Some leftover tank sealant saved this steam vac's leaking drainage tank.
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A Unibit was especially handy for drilling through this metal cabinet to let some wiring through. An extra snap bushing was popped in to protect the wires.
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When pesky gameboard pieces get lost, who wouldn't think to substitute platenuts, bolts and washers?
"Pass go, collect 200 AN426AD3-4 rivets..."
"It was Colonel Mustard, in the study, with the 2x rivet gun."
"You sunk my RV-7A!"
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Take your entertaining to a whole new level!
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Here's a rivet callout you can't miss!:
MK-319-BS brass shaft pop rivets for Muenster and CS4-4 #811 pop rivets for Cotswold Double Gloucester with Onions and Chives!
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"Koom-by-yaaaaa......."
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It's not a good day when a fuel tank leaks, especially this one! An AD4203-5 rivet and a few strips of aluminum to the rescue!!!
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Above, kitty sports the fresh look of spring with this sleek hot pink collar, outfitted specially with round-head rivets, flush-head rivets, accented with a double set of washers.
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And look at how pleased it makes kitty to wear his new collar!
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Left: Can't afford a $7,000 diamond platinum pin to please your lady, try a platenut, pop rivet, AN426AD3, locknut combo. |