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    This document discusses riveting techniques for aircraft construction. It recommends multiplying the skin thickness by three and using the nearest larger size rivet corresponding to the result. For example, with a 0.040 inch thick skin, multiplying by three gives 0.120 inches, so use a 4/32 inch or 0.125 inch rivet. The thickest steel mentioned is 1.0 inch thick with a 0.125 inch wall made of 4130 steel.

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    This document discusses riveting techniques for aircraft construction. It recommends multiplying the skin thickness by three and using the nearest larger size rivet corresponding to the result. For example, with a 0.040 inch thick skin, multiplying by three gives 0.120 inches, so use a 4/32 inch or 0.125 inch rivet. The thickest steel mentioned is 1.0 inch thick with a 0.125 inch wall made of 4130 steel.

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    This document discusses riveting techniques for aircraft construction. It recommends multiplying the skin thickness by three and using the nearest larger size rivet corresponding to the result. For example, with a 0.040 inch thick skin, multiplying by three gives 0.120 inches, so use a 4/32 inch or 0.125 inch rivet. The thickest steel mentioned is 1.0 inch thick with a 0.125 inch wall made of 4130 steel.

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    Sherwood Ranger Frame

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    This document discusses riveting techniques for aircraft construction. It recommends multiplying the skin thickness by three and using the nearest larger size rivet corresponding to the result. For example, with a 0.040 inch thick skin, multiplying by three gives 0.120 inches, so use a 4/32 inch or 0.125 inch rivet. The thickest steel mentioned is 1.0 inch thick with a 0.125 inch wall made of 4130 steel.

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    Riveting
    Another method is to multiply skin thickness by three and use the nearest
    larger size rivet corresponding to that result. For example, if skin thickness is
    0.040 inch, multiply that by three. The result is 0.120; use the next larger
    size rivet, 4/32 inch (0.125 inch).
    Largest/Thickest steel is 1.0x0.0125 wall 4130.

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