Aircraft Structural Technician.
This was the first time I used the self-timer and I had trouble with the focus and lighting. Probably shot about 100.
One of the many people I admire, "Rosie the Riveter" came to epitomize the women who manufactured the materials and supplies critical to the Allied victory of WWII...That's what it says on my T-Shirt.
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Jillz - this is what is called bench work. Actually, it's not really machinery. Just a pneumatic rivet gun and bucking bar. The piece being worked on is in a vise that is attached to my toolbox. Most of the time the work is done directly on the aircraft.
Also, I did try this in B&W as was suggested and it looked pretty good. Thanks for the suggestion.
I've never seen a riveter before. It's neat to see how it's done. I would have liked to see more of the person doing the riveting and more of the machine itself.
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