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Okay, here we go with the right skin. 8 more stiffners cut, deburred, match drilled, dimpled, primed and ready to rivet. I'll show the back rivet process step by step this time. The rivets are placed in the skin and I put one long piece of tape to hold the rivets. 7/19/06

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