Double-Cap Rivet Installation Demo

In this video we will demonstrate two different methods for installing the Double-Cap Rivets that are available from Sailrite. These rivets are easy to install and work well for a variety of canvas and leather applications. The first method will result in a flattened head while the second will give you a more rounded, domed shape.
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[@hollyosburn4807]

I’m working on producing a tool with a rounded outward lip above a concave dome. No more cutting the fabric, and caps stay domed and pretty.

[@P5YCKONOMIXXX]

1:37 tht grunt 😂😂😂
Thanks for this vid. Great help

[@jordyquiroz5649]

💀💀

[@ronjones1414]

If you add washers on both sides you can use more force and it holds better.

[@pequodexpress]

You should buff and polish the circumference of the domed rivet cap setter to smooth out the edge.

[@SailriteDIY]

Yes, I would agree. However, I wanted to show the tool as it is from the manufacture. But you are probably totally correct, that would solve the issue of the setting cutting the fabric.

[@danielbadal9181]

What about a mixing technique? round on the bottom and flat with the hammer on the top?

[@clintonandrews1538]

The sound of the hammer blows changes from a hollow ring to a dead blow. After checking a few rivets, that could be your guide.

[@judojohn11]

Does it matter what the weight or the size of the hammer?

[@SailriteDIY]

Not really, I wouldn't want to use anything extreme in either direction. If you are concerned testing it in some scrap fabric would be a good idea.

[@vivekvivekcv2701]

Who can order it one

[@09vrodz]

Just sand the cutter edge down a touch , the dome will still be enough

[@SailriteDIY]

You are correct!