CLINCH

We are very particular about a machine for make a belt. Our use spot setting machines are made in 1920s -1950s, and the setting dies are super vintage too. Without it, clinch like a vintage will not reproduction! A work by the spot setting machine, some byproduct is made in a front side of a belt and the back side. This is the best part of the original specification

For Sale! Vintage Spots Setting Machine!

Vintage spots setter (Hand Feed Foot Machine) of Unknown company. Since this machine is early model, have a PAT APLD(Patent Applied for). Circa 1900-1930’s. The setting die for the round-head-spots and ring-spots of 1/2 inches attaches. Foot pedal and back rod include. They are in good vintage recondition, clean and smooth work. The strong cast iron body will last a lifetime. Please feel free to ask questions.

VINTAGE EMBOSSING WHEEL

The embossing design of the acorn and leaf which reproduced the vintage is the feature of our belts. A tree pattern is in the continuous triangular pattern. The belt maker of this era is doing good work. The tool of photo is wheel which embossing a tree pattern, and is the precious vintage original. Our belt is embossed with the genuine ACE WESTERN BELTS wheels.

FOR SALE! STANDARD RIVET CO. No.2 SPOTS SETTER

No.2 spots setter (No.2 HAND FEED FOOT MACHINE) of a standard rivet company. This machine is an old type (the 1970s or subsequent ones) with a red tag (serial number 4447). No longer available now. There are not throat holder and foot pedal and the back rod. Since each replacement part is common to all the models, please purchase if needed. It is used for about ten years. They are in good used condition. This machine will give the next owner over 50 years of service. Because, I am using the machine manufactured in the 1930s and the 1950s. Please feel free to ask questions.

FOR SALE! STANDARD RIVET CO. No.2 SPOTS SETTER

No.2 spots setter (No.2 HAND FEED FOOT MACHINE) of a standard rivet company. Since this machine is a current model, does not have a tag. The setting die for round head spots of 3/8 inches attaches. There are not foot pedal and the back rod. Since each replacement part is common to all the models, please purchase if needed. The top lever adjusting screw was added by myself. It is used for about three years. They are in good used condition. This machine will give the next owner over 50 years of service. Because, I am using the machine manufactured in the 1930s and the 1950s. Please feel free to ask questions.

MY FAVORITE TOOLS

These are genuine and custom spot setting die.
Driver, Throat, Anvil, and more.

SERIAL NUMBER 898 PAT APLD FOR

I discovered the old machine of the standard rivet company. The machine has an old tag. It is written to the tag as ”PATENT APPLIED FOR”. Probably I think that it is the No.2 machine oldest tag.

SERIAL NUMBER 2715

My favorite is spot setting machine of the 1940's-1950's.

Trouble ridden...

I can’t clinch.

STIMPSON POWER FEED MACHINE

I'm very much interested in the mechanism in which it's automatically loaded with spots. The reason a vintage item is spotted in the regular direction is automatic loading.

No.5 IDEAL SPOT SETTING MACHINE

The above illustration shows very clearly the merits of a new style machine for setting standard spots. The machine is fastened securely the bench the proper throat is put in position : the leather in be spotted is placed on the base "N", and the throat holder "B", containing the proper throat, is brought down on the leather. the gauges "E" and "F" are adjusted so the spot will be driven in the places desired: a spot is put in the throat, the proper sized driver is selected, placed over the spot, and driven own with a hammer or wooden mallet. (the latter is preferable.)

W / SPOTS ATTACHMENT

Will hold up to 20-30 spots, depending on the size of the spot. Great time saver over setting spots one at a time. The driver and throat is specially designed. Since spots descend lining up side-by-side, This attachment is placing with regularity like a vintage, and the specification which can enjoy a clinch.