Ivan Small and Standard Rivet Setters. Two Sizes for Precise Rivet Installation. Achieve crisp, secure, and professional-grade rivet installations with the Ivan Small and Standard Rivet Setters, precision tools crafted for leathercrafters who demand clean finishes and reliable hold. Whether you're working on fine leather accessories or heavy-duty gear, these setters ensure your double cap rivets are installed accurately—without flattening or damaging the caps. Available in two specialized sizes, these tools are designed to match your rivet dimensions: Small Rivet Setter: Optimized for rivets 6mm (1/4") and under, perfect for wallets, card holders, bracelets, and other fine-detail work where delicate handling is key. Standard Rivet Setter: Designed for rivets ranging from 6mm (1/4") to 10mm (3/8"), ideal for medium to heavier projects like belts, bags, straps, collars, and utility items. Each setter is made from high-quality, heat-treated steel for long-lasting performance. The concave tip on both sizes is precisely shaped to cradle the domed rivet cap, protecting its finish and shape while applying even pressure during installation. This design helps prevent splitting, flattening, or misalignment, giving your projects a polished, consistent appearance every time. Features: Available in two sizes: Small Setter: For rivets 6mm (1/4") and smaller Standard Setter: For rivets 6mm (1/4") to 10mm (3/8") Concave striking tip ensures smooth, uniform rivet setting Made from durable, hardened steel for long-term use Prevents marring or distortion of rivet caps Compact and easy to control—ideal for detailed or tight workspaces Compatible with double cap rivets used in leather, canvas, and other heavy fabrics Great for hobbyists, repair work, or professional leathercraft production Whether you need delicate precision or rugged strength, the Ivan Small and Standard Rivet Setters give you the right tool for the job. Add one—or both—to your leatherworking toolkit and enjoy clean, professional rivet installations on every project.
