Guy Prevost
Well Known Member
Hi,
I've avoided recessing my back rivet plate into my work surface since my work surface is actually the outfeed table for my table saw. (I used to be a furniture maker for a living and the woodworking tools dominate my shop).
Last night while back-riveting the stiffeners into my rudder I realized that my 1968 Delta Unisaw looked an awful lot like a giant back riveting plate. It worked great, but after closer inspection I noticed that all of the tiny corrosion pits in the top of my table saw telegraphed into the heads of the rivets. As anyone else had this happen to them? Will the sanding during the paint process remove these marks, or will I have to live with them? Any thoughts?
TIA,
Guy
BTW--Here's some photos of the furniture I just completed in order to buy my wing kit. http://www.speed3guy.smugmug.com/gallery/1128266
I've avoided recessing my back rivet plate into my work surface since my work surface is actually the outfeed table for my table saw. (I used to be a furniture maker for a living and the woodworking tools dominate my shop).
Last night while back-riveting the stiffeners into my rudder I realized that my 1968 Delta Unisaw looked an awful lot like a giant back riveting plate. It worked great, but after closer inspection I noticed that all of the tiny corrosion pits in the top of my table saw telegraphed into the heads of the rivets. As anyone else had this happen to them? Will the sanding during the paint process remove these marks, or will I have to live with them? Any thoughts?
TIA,
Guy
BTW--Here's some photos of the furniture I just completed in order to buy my wing kit. http://www.speed3guy.smugmug.com/gallery/1128266