Rebuilding a Kodak 2D

[SMBooth]

So who has rebuilt a Kodak 2D. I have removed everything to the extent I can leaving only the name plate and side brackets (photo).
I would like to know if the side bracket will come off so they can be put back or are they as I think riveted on and need to be drilled out.
Has anybody gone this far. Ideas?
Second question how can I remove the name plate without damaging it.

TIA

[ic-racer]

I drilled out the ones on my Century and replaced them with these screw-in replacements (right lower):

[SMBooth]

That's a idea, the other thought was I could thread the existing/leftover shaft and put some nutcerts into the frame. Have options now anyway.

Turns out the name plate come off easy too, just slipped a craft blade under and it lifted off.

[logan.egbert]

I worked around mine on an Agfa-Ansco 8x10. Basically the same type of set-up.

[Michael Roberts]

Shane, I left mine with a machinist last week. He was going to grind down the inside of the rivet and thread the shaft as you suggest. I will pick it up today or tomorrow and post pics so you can see how it came out.

[SMBooth]

Shane, I left mine with a machinist last week. He was going to grind down the inside of the rivet and thread the shaft as you suggest. I will pick it up today or tomorrow and post pics so you can see how it came out.

Thanks Michael, that be great to see. I just need to source a back. New bellow are easy to get.

[Michael Roberts]

Pick up is now on for tomorrow.

[Michael Roberts]

okay, here are the pics. what he did was grind off the inside of the rivet that had been peened down, then drill and tap the rivet shaft and fit in a small machine screw. so I get to keep the original hardware look on the outside and the small screw on the inside retains the low profile of the original rivet.

[BradS]

okay, here are the pics. what he did was grind off the inside of the rivet that had been peened down, then drill and tap the rivet shaft and fit in a small machine screw. so I get to keep the original hardware look on the outside and the small screw on the inside retains the low profile of the original rivet.

This is what I had done one one I refurbished too.

[SMBooth]

Thats what l had in mind, thanks from going to the trouble of posting the finished product.
I still need a back for anybody reading...