Riveting tool system for riveting artisan jewelry. It makes quick and smooth rivet heads in hard to reach areas like cuffs. www.robertlopezdesigns.com/
Robert, I'm a silversmith from Colorado, but I also do an interview series for artists. I will be in San Diego April 23 for a few days, I would love to interview you if at all possible. Me and my girl watched all your videos and we would like to chat with you about your art! If not soon, maybe down the road! Oh, congrats on 1000 subs! I was 989! Peace!
Awesome art, ideas, diy tools, videos , and on and on! Glad I found you today and subbed. Tell me, the tool you used to round the rivet head, please patent that idea before the rich a*s-holes steal your property. How do I go about buying one of your tools?
Nice work and very good informative tutorial, where do you get your stinger riveting system and the domed ratchet tool that roads the top of the rivot?
You mentioned a pulse ….that shoots an electric current making a ball on the wire. What is the name of that tool, I did not catch the full name from the demonstration.
I would like to purchase the Stinger riveting system. Will they be available anytime soon? I enjoying watching your videos. Please keep posting. Than you for sharing!
it's a $3 harbor freight auto center punch with a little bit of metal removed. if you're working with metal already you should have the tools to make one yourself
i feel like anyone capable of actually using rivets to secure pieces of metal together can also modify a center punch in the exact same way you have. folk have been making rivets like this forever, but it's frankly ingenious to modify the automatic center punch, and other punch into a hammer and anvil. like, you don't have a 'system' or anything, just a neat tool mod. i'd share those ideas freely rather than try to sell them to novice jewelers that don't know better.
I love this system Robert! Talk about make life easier when doing multiple rivits!
Hmm, I can just use a punch with a custom concave tip! Thanks! 😉
Brilliant. Thanks for sharing your system.
Your awesome. Thank you. I make my own rivets too. I make 16 gauge too but also make 18 gauge for smaller pieces like small pendants
Gracias Roberto
Por tu trabajo .
Mucho gusto
Robert, I'm a silversmith from Colorado, but I also do an interview series for artists. I will be in San Diego April 23 for a few days, I would love to interview you if at all possible. Me and my girl watched all your videos and we would like to chat with you about your art! If not soon, maybe down the road! Oh, congrats on 1000 subs! I was 989! Peace!
Awesome art, ideas, diy tools, videos , and on and on! Glad I found you today and subbed. Tell me, the tool you used to round the rivet head, please patent that idea before the rich a*s-holes steal your property. How do I go about buying one of your tools?
Nice work and very good informative tutorial, where do you get your stinger riveting system and the domed ratchet tool that roads the top of the rivot?
he makes them. it's just an automatic center punch with some material removed.
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You mentioned a pulse ….that shoots an electric current making a ball on the wire. What is the name of that tool, I did not catch the full name from the demonstration.
I would like to purchase the Stinger riveting system. Will they be available anytime soon?
I enjoying watching your videos. Please keep posting.
Than you for sharing!
it's a $3 harbor freight auto center punch with a little bit of metal removed.
if you're working with metal already you should have the tools to make one yourself
i feel like anyone capable of actually using rivets to secure pieces of metal together can also modify a center punch in the exact same way you have.
folk have been making rivets like this forever, but it's frankly ingenious to modify the automatic center punch, and other punch into a hammer and anvil.
like, you don't have a 'system' or anything, just a neat tool mod. i'd share those ideas freely rather than try to sell them to novice jewelers that don't know better.
Thanks for sharing your perspective, but I think I’ll keep my perspective.