For those who want to do the job correctly, this tool is indispensable. This pouch setter will work on a variety of player systems with a 7/8" to a 1" diameter pouch well and up to a 1-1/4" outside diameter. It has a standard 1/8" dish. The high cost is due primarily to the sharp increase in blocks of aluminum, from which these are manufactured, and the labor cost to have them custom made. Cost: $63.00 each. To place an order, Click Here.

For those who want to do the job correctly, this tool is indispensable. This pouch setter was primarily made for the small (or primary) pouches in the Standard Double-Valve player action. The outside diameter of the tool is 1-3/16" and the diameter of the 'dish' (or pouch well) portion is 13/16". The dip is set to the standard 1/8". It can also be used for pouch wells up to 15/16" in diameter. Cost: $35.00 each. To place an order, Click Here.

For those who want to do the job correctly, this tool is indispensable. This pouch setter is for pouches where the diameter of the pouch well is 1-1/8" - 1-3/16". The outisde diameter of the tool is 1-3/8". The dip is set to the standard 1/8". Cost: $39.00 each. To place an order, Click Here.

For those who want to do the job correctly, this tool is indispensable. This pouch setter was primarily made for the large (or secondary) pouches in the Standard Double-Valve player action. The outside diameter of the tool is 1-5/8" and the diameter of the 'dish' (or pouch well) portion is 1-5/16". The dip is set to the standard 1/8". Cost: $42.00 each. To place an order, Click Here.

For those who want to do the job correctly, this tool is indispensable. This pouch setter is for pouches where the diameter of the pouch well is 1-1/4". The outside diameter of the tool is 1-1/2". The dip is set to the standard 1/8". Cost: $40.00 each. To place an order, Click Here.

For those who want to do the job correctly, this tool is indispensable. This pouch setter is for pouches where the diameter of the pouch well is 15/16". The outside diameter of the tool is 1-3/8". The dip is set to the standard 1/8". Cost: $35.00 each. To place an order, Click Here.

For those who want to do the job correctly, this tool is indispensable. This pouch setter is specifically for Baldwin pouches, with the hole in the center. The dip is set to the standard 1/8". Cost: $46.00 each. To place an order, Click Here.

For those who want to do the job correctly, this tool is indispensable. This pouch setter is for pouches where the diameter of the pouch well is 1". The outside diameter of the tool is 1-3/8". The dip is set to the standard 1/8". Cost: $40.00 each. To place an order, Click Here.

For those who want to do the job correctly, this tool is indispensable. This pouch setter is specifically designed for the modern Aeolian plastic valve blocks. The dimensions of the tool are 1-7/16" by 1-3/8" . The dip is set to the standard 1/8". Cost: $40.00 each. To place an order, Click Here.

Since the advent of 3-D printing, we have designed and had fabricated a number of special pouch setters. Pictured above are a few of the ones that have been produced. The point is, if you have a special need, it's a good bet that we can accommodate that need. The cost to design and create the CAD file is usually $35.00 -unless the setter is unusually complex. The cost to have the setter printed varies depending on the amount of plastic required, but the minimum cost is $35.00. Also, the printing company charges $11.99 for shipping. To contact us about your special need, fill out the Contact Form.

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