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nickortizzle1035

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About nickortizzle1035

  • Rank
    New Member
  • Birthday 02/05/1987

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Massachusetts
  • Interests
    Bushcraft, Kayaking, fishing, Hunting, Backpacking, Hiking, Mountain biking, Mushrooming hunting, Archery, Target shooting, IDPA shooting, Flea markets

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  • Leatherwork Specialty
    Sheathes, pouches and holsters
  • Interested in learning about
    leather carving and stamping and tooling
  1. were you able to effectively sew leather with the 69 thread? I have been experimenting with it in my machine. it sews fine and doesn't miss stitches, It just digs into the outside of the bottom of the leather. do you know how I could adjust it to prevent the thread digging in? I'm only looking to use this for small lightweight stuff like clutches, wallets and key holders
  2. thanks for the info! I have some 138 on the way in. The machine I have is in great shape internally, so hopefully it will work. if not, i'll give 92 a shot. thanks again
  3. A few months ago I picked up a singer 29-4 from 1914. With a ton of cleaning and oiling I have it up and running. I know am trying to figure out what thread to use. I went to tandy and picked up some z-69 and #207 threads. the 69 sews fine, but on the bottom of the stitch the thread digs a little bit into the leather. the 207 won't sew at all... it just loops up in a big mess on the bottom. I am very new to machines and have fiddled a little bit with the tensioner on top and the little tension clip on the bobbin, to no avail. Does anybody know what is the thickest thread I can run through this machine. I was only sewing 2/3oz and 3/4oz vegtan. both doubled over. If anybody has any tips they would be much appreciated!!
  4. very nice. I have to make a laptop bag soon. I may have to use a little bit of inspiration from this. The only critique I would give, would be to change the closure system a little bit and tweak the carry handle
  5. Those are amazing! My great uncle served with the 394th BG 585th BS. I wish I could find some of his patches
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