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Homemade rivet punch for brake liners

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Tye

07-14-2003 03:46:27




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I posted a question a few weeks back about how I can aquire a rivet punch so I can install new brake liners into my 50. Clooney suggested that I make my own punch. I forgot to print off his instructions on how to make one. If anyone else or Clooney has instruction on how to make one of these tools Id greatly appreciate it. Thanks again. --Tye




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Clooney

07-14-2003 18:17:31




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 Re: homemade rivet punch for brake liners in reply to Tye, 07-14-2003 03:46:27  
Tye, post or send me your E-Mail address & I will send you a picture of the transfer punch used to set those rivets.
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ellis brasher

07-14-2003 17:33:16




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 Re: homemade rivet punch for brake liners in reply to Tye, 07-14-2003 03:46:27  
Tye, what I have done that works real good is to install the new linings using liquid nails. I clean up the shoe with a wire brush, apply the glue to the lining, then put the lining on the shoe and then C-clamp it inside the brake drum for about and hour or two. And by the way I happen to have an old hammer mill drive belt that I use to cut linings from.



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