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September 5th 08, 12:58 PM
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Bucking bar and vice
New to riveting here.
Reading on basics show the impact on the manufactured head is transmitted along the rivet and forces the bucking bar off the bucktail. It then slams back, causing the rivet shaft to begin to deform. Because the bucking bar needs to move, does this mean it can not be clamped in a vice? - Mike 
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