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    Default great idea

    Love it!
    Have plenty of those on hand too.
    Thanks for the idea.

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    What is that? A little explanation would be great

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    pop rivet? water outlet?

    pop rivet is a very popular rivet..you can find in aluminum or stainless steel..

    water outlet is out of the water cooling system of motor / esc or Bilge pump ... remove the inside of the rivet, just make a hole in the side of the hull above the water line and connect the hose in the rivet ..

    in this chris craft i use for a bilge pump..

    cheers!!


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    Been using pop rivets for a number of years. I actually prefer the dome shaped Aluminum ones as you can sand them with 1500 grit and polish them to a Mirrorr finish

    Jim
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    great idea! And they come in different sizes too!
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    Jim,

    Excuse my ignorance, but what is a "dome shaped Aluminum " ?



    from here comes the pop idea...



    cheers!!

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    I will take some pictures shortly
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    If you look at the picture you see that there is actually a dome and the rivit hear is thicker near the opening. Hope this helps

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    ow..its a kind rivet too...

    thank you Jim!!

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    It is an aluminum pop rivet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by topolino View Post
    pop rivet? water outlet?

    pop rivet is a very popular rivet..you can find in aluminum or stainless steel..

    water outlet is out of the water cooling system of motor / esc or Bilge pump ... remove the inside of the rivet, just make a hole in the side of the hull above the water line and connect the hose in the rivet ..

    in this chris craft i use for a bilge pump..

    cheers!!

    I love the Chris Craft...is it scratch built or a kit (whose)?

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    That is a fantastic idea.....going in two of my builds as we speak. Thanks again. This site is great for ideas like this....I really appreciate builders helping builders.

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    sweet idea !!!!!!!!!
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    I'm iwth Jim...been using them forever. I have also used them for antenna mounts to slide my tube in. I usually now take a nylon bolt and lathe the hole in the center then bolt thru the hull then run tube thru it.

    I do use shoe-goo on both side to lock it in and seal it.

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    Great idea...I am now using them for the exhaust cooling fitting on several boats. Antenna idea is also a good one, much easier and less weight that the current brass fittings I am using. Thanks.

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    Hi
    How do I remove the pin out of my rivet please?
    I was trying but it's sitting inside so tite I will damage it if more force applyed...
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    Hello .. take a long rivet and cut the tip with a saw .. not just cut the tip of the pin .. cut a part of the body of the rivet is also

    ... then it is easy to get the pin with a pliers

    pay attention in the first photo of this page where I have 2 rivets in my hand

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    Hello .. thank you. That was easy...
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    Quote Originally Posted by LiPo Power View Post
    Hi
    How do I remove the pin out of my rivet please?
    I was trying but it's sitting inside so tite I will damage it if more force applyed...
    Robert
    I just hold the flanged side and tap the pin through with a small hammer
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    Quote Originally Posted by crabstick View Post
    I just hold the flanged side and tap the pin through with a small hammer
    I did just that, it works great, thank you. Great idea for water outlet.
    Robert
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