Omggggggg this is exactly what I've been waiting for......as a new bag designer I've been looking into rivet presses and have been having a very hard time figuring out what I need and dont need . The die stuff is confusing uggh i really turned me off BUT I want to put rivets and things on my bags soooo bad and now this little miracle has cone into my life.....i want it and allllll the stuff it can do !!!!!!! ...lol im super excited !
I have a birthday coming up, and my husband has managed to get one of these from you! I'm so excited to try this, I have the Vario pliers, but find them so difficult to use. This seems to be just what I need!
Hi do you know where you can find this prym tool for sale with the piercing tools inside the box as I can only find the main tool.on it's own? Many thanks
Prym has the best quality metal buttons etc, you can't compare with chinese cheap stuff. Vario creative tool is a must for eyelets, nice evenly pressed! I agree on the colorsnaps, Prym sells them too, but chinese ones are the same and are way cheaper.
I would love one of these tools. I can't see anyone demonstrating installing poppers. There seem to be two tool sets but neither seem to apply to poppers. Can you advise please.
It was not untill halfway the video that you really started talking about the Creative Too:-( I would have loved to see how the measuring tool eactly works when applied to the fabric None of all the many videos about this new tool realy show you how it works! Hope you can be the difference:-)
Looks a great tool, but when you add rivets, it generally goes through several layers of quite thick fabric, especially if you are bag making, is it strong enough for that? Thanks for all your great videos.
Hello, yeh I think it would be. I've added rivets through lots of layers of denim before with pliers and they have been fine and held well and the creative tool has more force than pliers :)
This would be amazing for anyone with carpal tunnel problems or arthritis.. brilliant demo Lauren 👌🙏🥰😘
Omggggggg this is exactly what I've been waiting for......as a new bag designer I've been looking into rivet presses and have been having a very hard time figuring out what I need and dont need . The die stuff is confusing uggh i really turned me off BUT I want to put rivets and things on my bags soooo bad and now this little miracle has cone into my life.....i want it and allllll the stuff it can do !!!!!!! ...lol im super excited !
I have a birthday coming up, and my husband has managed to get one of these from you! I'm so excited to try this, I have the Vario pliers, but find them so difficult to use. This seems to be just what I need!
Great little gadget xxx
Very helpful, thank you
That gadget looks good. I’ve never had much luck applying rivets and snappers with vario tools. Not enough squeeze in my grip.
Hi do you know where you can find this prym tool for sale with the piercing tools inside the box as I can only find the main tool.on it's own? Many thanks
Prym has the best quality metal buttons etc, you can't compare with chinese cheap stuff. Vario creative tool is a must for eyelets, nice evenly pressed! I agree on the colorsnaps, Prym sells them too, but chinese ones are the same and are way cheaper.
I would love one of these tools. I can't see anyone demonstrating installing poppers. There seem to be two tool sets but neither seem to apply to poppers. Can you advise please.
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It was not untill halfway the video that you really started talking about the Creative Too:-( I would have loved to see how the measuring tool eactly works when applied to the fabric None of all the many videos about this new tool realy show you how it works! Hope you can be the difference:-)
Looks a great tool, but when you add rivets, it generally goes through several layers of quite thick fabric, especially if you are bag making, is it strong enough for that? Thanks for all your great videos.
Hello, yeh I think it would be. I've added rivets through lots of layers of denim before with pliers and they have been fine and held well and the creative tool has more force than pliers :)