Rivet Setter Tool - Clearance Sale
63.33 NewCondition InStock

Rivet Setter Tool - Clearance Sale

Item #: 11RIVETSET
Brand: Binding101
  • Used with rivets to mount binder mechanisms to covers to make ring binders.
  • Operating Method: Manual
  • Color: Silver
  • Quantity: 1
  • 85+ Years Experience
  • Free Shipping $75+
  • Brand New

$63.33

Regular: $81.49

You save: 22%

Clearance Sale - Available Only While Supplies Last
SWIPE FOR MORE IMAGES
  • 0
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6
Please note that clearance items are only available while supplies last. Once inventory is depleted we can no longer offer this item.

Overview

When you buy this rivet setting tool online, you can pair it with our binder mechanisms and rivets to can make your own binders, unique mounted swatch displays and more. To use, just place a rivet through your own pre-punched cover of choice and the mechanism and, using a very hard and strong work base, hit the inside of the rivet firmly with a hammer. The unique rivet setter tool shape turns the rivet opening on itself, creating a bind to your mechanism.

Specifications

Item # 11RIVETSET
Manufacturer Part Number 11RIVETSET
Operating Method Manual
Dimensions 1/2" W x 5" L
Quantity 1
Color Silver
Shipping Weight (lbs) 3

Description

This rivet setter tool is used with rivets to mount binder mechanisms to covers to make ring binders. With just this rivet setter, the proper rivets, a hammer, and a hard work surface, you can bind most ring binder mechanisms to your own custom-made covers. Simply slip the rivet through a pre-punched hole in the back of your cover so the flat-end is facing out, place the curved edge of the rivet setting tool against the open end of the rivet on the inside of your cover and mechanism, and then hit the tool with a hammer in one solid, swift motion. This impact turns the rivet opening in on itself, creating a firm bind to the mechanism.

Product Reviews

Write Your Own Review
You're reviewing:Rivet Setter Tool - Clearance Sale
Your Rating

Frequent Asked Questions

Submit a New Question