riveting hammer

In early 1909, however, a pipe feeding compressed air to the riveting hammers broke.

Machine guns rent the air like riveting hammers.

Amid the clatter of riveting hammers and the blue-white flashes of welding torches, workmen were finishing the big titanium tank.

Blue-white flashes of welding arcs glimmered through its long stretch of glass windows, and the noisy chatter of riveting hammers and humming lathes came drifting out.

Cross Peen Riveting Hammer: The flat end of the tool was for general use, whereas the carved peen end was used for flattening rivet heads.

The original club crest was a crossed pair of riveting hammers, as used in the shipbuilding process, and the 'hammers' would continue to feature in West Ham United's badge to the present day.

Then the blacksmith took his shovel in one hand and his riveting hammer in the other, and hung the old stable lantern on his little ringer, and went down to get the coals.

In 1943, the Saturday Evening Post published a cover picture by Norman Rockwell portraying a female aircraft worker, Rosie the Riveter, eating her lunch with a CP riveting hammer in her lap.

The blown bridge was being repaired with a snarl of riveting hammers, and eight hundred yards away the smashed buildings and outbuildings of what was now a ruined country house once built by Longhena showed where the mediums had dropped their loads.

A reviewer once said that Mr. Bezzerides wrote at the pace of a riveting hammer, a style adroitly applied to his best-remembered work, the 1938 novel "Long Haul," which became the 1940 movie "They Drive by Night," starring George Raft and Bogart.

The Thames Ironworks formed a works football team, called Thames Ironworks Football Club, This club later become West Ham United F.C., whose emblem of the crossed hammers represents riveting hammers used in the shipbuilding trade.

He was standing at the end of the passage; beyond him, through the glass doors, they could see a dark space in which trucks moved and loops of cable hung out of vacancy; there was a muffled roar of engines and a clatter of riveting hammers which made the officer's voice almost inaudible.