micktx

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About micktx

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  • Birthday 11/10/1956

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  • Location
    Lytle, Texas
  • Interests
    Leather craft, Riding my Can Am Spyder, archery, fishing, play guitar, hunting.

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  • Leatherwork Specialty
    Belt Bags, Holsters, Moccasins, Purses
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    Leather work as a whole.
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  1. micktx started following First try at a full flap holster, PFAFF 1245-6/01-CLPMN8, Stick Barrette and and 7 others

  2. PFAFF 1245-6/01-CLPMN8

    micktx replied to Vmiranda's topic in Sewing Leather

    try this www.pfaff.com/SiteMedia/PFAFF/Products/.../pfaff_1245_1246-manual-EN.PDF I just googled Pfaff 1245 Mick
  3. That looks like it would do.
  4. D2G try wax paper. here in the U.S. there are some paper thin enough to see an image fairly good. just can't remember the name of it, sorry.

  5. Hair On Hide From NStarLeather

    micktx posted a topic in Suppliers

    Recieved a 10 pound box full of hair on hide pieces from Mike Barton of NStarLeather. Wow! Some very nice size pieces. For I got enough to make a good many projects. Love the assortment. Thanx Mike.
  6. I like that blue tote. Nice work Mike.
  7. Looks good. Keep on tooling.

  8. Singer 196K205 age and maintenance

    micktx replied to hwinbermuda's topic in Leather Sewing Machines

    Well that sucks. Wonder why there's not much info for the 196K205. Just thinking out loud.

  9. Singer 196K205 age and maintenance

    micktx replied to hwinbermuda's topic in Leather Sewing Machines

    Try ISMACS.com under Research. There is a hyperlink for "Let Singer Date Your Machine." I looked around and from what I can gather it was made in Clydbank, Scotland. No more the that. Hope this helps.
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  11. Thanx AJ. I think you will find experimenting with what others do and your ideas will result in fit and finish you want. Will be very interested to see what you come up with.
  12. Hey AJ. I use 5-7 ounce for my butt stock covers. Mostly made of remnants I have hanging around. Will be very interested in getting you pattern. Here's a sample of what I do.
  13. Cool Beaners! Hey, I just noticed, where are you at in Alaska? I spent 35 years up there before moving here to San Antonio, TX. 2 years in North Pole, 20 years in Anchorage, and 13 years in Wasilla.
  14. Nice collection you made. Question thought,.......what's the make and model of that yellow grip jobber?
  15. Well that's a nice howdy-do. I'm old, bald, fat, and can't see. Now can I have it?
  16. Nice. I did that with my Load Bearing gear while in the military. Great job! I'm going to steal this from you, okay?
  17. That's one hell of a first try. Simple and functional. You did good. Can I have it?