| 25.02.2011 23:56 | | | Well "impossible" would be closer, if you wanted to take the parts apart intact. But why would they need to be "opened"? |
| 25.02.2011 22:17 | | | So kinda like poprivets, but even harder to open :E |
| 25.02.2011 14:54 | | | It is very sturdy. the "connectors" are 4mm long, and the sheet is 3mm thick, so 1mm difference. I filed fillets in the holes so the hammered ends sunk in nicely. Have to take a closer picture later |
| 24.02.2011 23:29 | | | okay, is it sturdy? how much did you draw the "connectors" to rise above the part it's connecting |
| 24.02.2011 23:27 | | | yeah, hammertime! |
| 24.02.2011 22:24 | | | ah fitting "connectors" hammered? how nice! |
| 24.02.2011 16:52 | | | Plasma? Tho it counts as welding... Hmm... |
| 24.02.2011 15:43 | | | HAMMERTIME! |
| 24.02.2011 15:37 | | | peanut butter sticky assembly fingers? |
| 24.02.2011 15:28 | | | Interlocking parts. |
| 24.02.2011 15:20 | | | galvanic corrosion? |
| 24.02.2011 14:34 | | | No rivets, no welding, not even liquid metal. :) |
| 24.02.2011 13:39 | | | Rivets and spot welding, I say |
| 23.02.2011 22:55 | | | Welded? |
| 23.02.2011 22:34 | | | how is it held together, liquid metal? |
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Tampere