Crop-A-Dile

Manufacturer's Description: Finally! No clicking, banging, pounding, twisting, or grunting. This all-in-one tool punches and sets eyelets, snaps, and so much more. Easily punch through any material, thick or thin, then set eyelets, snaps, or any metal embellishment into your project. Ideal for punching paper, leather, plastic, metal, chipboard, acrylic, fabric, wood, poly, and much more!

Customer Review: I bought it 2 weeks ago and I don't think I've used eyelets on so many projects ever! It is absolutely the easiest way to set an eyelet I've ever tried. The first time I used it, I couldn't believe it was so easy. I've tried the Making Memories "silent" setter and found that it bothered my wrist and I was still having to hammer the back of my eyelet because it didn't flatten enough. This is by far the best way to do eyelets. It's a little intimidating to look at, but a great product.The only downfall so far, and the reason I'll be keeping my other setters around, is that it only reaches approx 2" in to a project. Fine for me since I mostly make cards, but I will need my older setters for any scrapbooking I do. - Review from Cynthia

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$26.99

You can also get the same tool in lime green with a carrying case and starter set of eyelets.
Add Lime Crop-a-dile Kit to Cart
$34.99

Cutting Board

It's just a cutting board, like you might find in a kitchen store. This one is a nice size for setting eyelets or using a japanese screw punch with.

Silent Setter

No more pounding and noise making. Just push and twist with the punch tip to create a hole. Then switch magnetized tips to appropriate size setting tip and give one push to secure eyelet on project. Nine piece set includes Silent Setter, 3 sizes of punch tips, 3 sizes of setting tips, mini craft mat, carrying case and 50 free eyelets.

Better Setter and Wonder Punch

Noxon has created spring action tools to replace the need for a hammer. We added these after asking a lot of eyelet users whether they'd tried it and if they'd liked it. Those that tried it mostly said it was their new tool of choice. A few complained it was difficult to pull the spring to release it.

Two Bit Snapper - Craft Hammer (not the image shown)
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