Sentence examples for riveting together from inspiring English sources

Who had the bright idea of riveting together two quartz "reading stones" with a bridge, thereby inventing the pince-nez?

This sandwich is riveted together.

Plating was then added and all the parts of the structure were rivetted together.

The earliest mail was made of hand-forged links, each individual link riveted together.

Much of this will be prefabricated, rather than being riveted together from thousands of aluminium sheets and ribs.

He also said Boeing had redesigned the joints -- where overlapping pieces of the outer skin are riveted together -- in 1993 after weaknesses appeared in an earlier version.

The replica was made in 35 sections and riveted together on the roof, which had specially been built to support the five ton weight.

"Mayday" (named for the international distress signal), which stands near "Honeymoon" in the show, was also made in 1990, of shapes sawed from aluminum plate and riveted together.

The method is used mainly for producing solid castings in aluminum that can be welded or riveted together to make the finished sculpture.

He said that the cracks were in the underskin of the joint — where two sections of the 737's skin overlap and are riveted together.

Unlike any wing designed before, the DC-3 used an arrangement of metal boxes riveted together in place of the traditional ribs and spars.