Rivets are metal bolts used to fasten pieces of metal or beams together.

Fasteners eyelets used to secure the metal to the binder.

A rivet is a mechanical fastener consisting of a smooth cylindrical shaft with heads on either end, the second one formed in position. The heads are somewhat larger than the diameter of the hole into which the rivet has been inserted. Generally one head is factory formed. The other is formed by clenching metal after the rivet has been inserted.

Small rods of metal with a bulging head on one end. Installed through a drilled hole and hammered over, normally using a shaped backer block and pounding tool. Rarely used in ordinary shop work because of the difficulty of applying the two tools and holding the work. Pop rivets are much more widely used by small shops. Large rivets used in construction are heated first and set with pneumatic tools.

A flat, round-headed metal fastener that goes through the fabric and is flattened out to form another head.

Rivets are a metallic rod or wire used to unite two or more metal parts.