Riveting Die, Long Loop Anvil

Name: Riveting Die, Long Loop Anvil
Brand: Weaver Leather Supply
SKU: 65-6468
Price: 110.00 USD
Availability: InStock

SKU: 65-6468

$110.00

Description

For #104 rivets up to 3/4" long
For riveting wide loops and other hard-to-reach areas
Slot allows a 2-3/4" reach
Compatible with the Master Tool MT900 Multifunction Foot Press (65-6410)

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Overall rating: 2.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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Works ok. Needs improvement.

"First off, I got one that was off-center and they replaced it immediately. Fantastic. The tool itself flexes a LOT and it has a rough finish, nothing like the picture. You can’t punch rivets straight through leather anymore or it deflects and deforms. You have to pre-punch holes to get it to splash the rivets. I made a metal block that inserts into the throat of the tool so that I could reduce the flexing as much as possible. Good tool but it needs some improvement."

— Steven U. (3/5)

Does not work as intended.

"I purchased one of these to use in my press to rivet deep into pocket knife sheaths. When it came it did not have the powder coated finish like pictured instead it was very rough and I sanded it down and polished it out so my work wouldnt be scratched. After cleaning up the rough finish I went to use it and found that it flexes so much under pressure that rivets wouldnt fully open. I put a piece of flat stock in to try to limit the gap and was able to finish my orders but have never even thought twice about using it again."

— Kim M. (1/5)