John E. Rimmasch Wrote:
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> There has been a lot of discussion the past few
> months about Hot Rivets and how to install them.
> As we are working on a major boiler project that
> includes a number of riveted repairs, we decided
> to do a short video about some of the aspects of a
> rivet job. Now look, as with my other videos, this
> video is not a detailed step by step process for
> installing hot rivets. What it is however is a
> partial answer to many of the questions that we
> are asked about installing rivets and also an
> answer to questions posted here and on other
> pages. Our videos are designed to answer a few
> questions and give a quick glimpse of how we do
> it.
>
> It is noted also that the ASME and national Board
> are working on new written procedures of code
> installations of rivets. As I attended the past
> meeting of the national board, we were asked to
> send in any suggestions of comments that we may
> have that may aid the process. As such, I invite
> all of you to send in specific notes or ideas that
> you may want the board to consider. Many of the
> board members hang out on these pages. You can
> also send hard copies to us at Wasatch and we will
> make sure that your letters make it to the
> meetings. You can mail letters to;
>
> Wasatch Railroad Contractors
> P.O. Box 20425
> Cheyenne, WY. 82003
>
> c/o John E. Rimmasch
>
> True, our videos normally cause a stir, as will
> this one. We hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoy
> producing them! Let the debate begin........!
>
> Hot Rivet Video
>
> Kindly submitted,
>
> John E. Rimmasch
> Wasatch Railroad Contractors
> wrrc.us

Based on WWII, all you need to do is hire a bunch of women. Much of the US WWII industrial output depended on "Rosie the Riveter" type employees. Somewhere out there, there are elderly women who know more about riveting than you