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In the video Tracy shows how to use, and how effective traditional cutlers rivets are for attaching handle material to your knife. To use them, pound the mal...
In this video I fix a broken handle on a kitchen knife and restore it to usable condition. It was my first time working with rivets so it a little clumsy at...
Have you got a knife or spreader where the blade has detached from the handle? If you have access to some basic tools in a workshop, you can often re-attach ...
Commonly referred to as a "Cutlery Rivet", these 2-part press-rivets are excellent when used for knife handle fasteners. To use them, drill a through-hole through your handle material for the shaft to pass through, then create a larger stepped hole for the head to recess in.
Cutlery Rivets or Compression Rivets are used to secure knife handle stacks. Simply pound one side into the other at least 1/8" for a permanent bond. Use a rivet drill for drilling and countersinking. Cutlery rivets are popularly found on kitchen knives, hence the name.
A simple yet effective solution for knifemakers and cutlers, easily inserted and secured with a hammer. After installation, a quick sanding of the screw head ensures both aesthetics and a comfortable grip. Guaranteeing a solid connection between the knife handle and blade. Upgrade or repair your culinary tools with Brass & Stainless Cutlers Rivets.
Aluminium cutlery rivets are specially crafted fasteners designed to securely hold the scales of knives together. These rivets are crucial components in knife construction, providing a robust and durable connection between the handle scales and the blade.
