How To Set Double-Cap Rivets Using Green Machine®

This comprehensive tutorial will teach you how to set single cap and double cap rivets with hand tools.
How to use: Punch a hole into the fabric. Fix bottom and upper thread. Fit post rivet part into fabric and place on the bottom die. Fix the cap river part and press machine. It is easy to operate and can also be used by beginners or learners with little knowledge. Excellent rivet fixer for mass work.
These fixed rivets are widely used in decoration for handbags, belts, jeans, collars and also as fasteners for sewing and clothing repair, arts, crafts, leather jackets, luggage, handbags, clothing, car hoods, boat covers, belts, sports, protective outerwear, leather goods, work wear, military clothing etc.
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[@queenestherstv]

Oh nice

[@chesshooligan1282]

Upvote for hyphenisation of compound modifier in title. The capitalisation is incorrect, but hey, nobody's perfect.

[@TrimmingShop]

It is grammatically incorrect, yes, but we follow consistency guidelines; capitalising all of the words in the title is something that works, so we stick with it. Glad you noticed the hyphen though - they're not properly used enough! :)

[@chesshooligan1282]

@@TrimmingShop Yes, but "using" is not capitalised. You're right about the hyphens, though. Leaving them out can lead to ambiguity sometimes.