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Old 31-07-13, 19:59
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A Liverpool head is the shallower dome found on the outside of the carrier armour, snap the bigger semi circular type (and the forming tool) there is also a cap head that is the same semi circular head but proportionally bigger compared to the shank size.

It was a great place. They haven't had a "rivet while you wait" job before but there was plenty to absorb so I didn't mind hanging about.
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Old 31-07-13, 20:08
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great stuff. brings back memories when i did mine.
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