Leather Machinery
Leather clickers, burnishers, splitters, and other leather machinery that doesn't sew.
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1. Daily Cleaning of the Hot Stamping Machine Turn off the power: Ensure the machine is powered off and completely cooled to prevent burns or damage to components. Remove residual foil: Use a soft brush or air blower to remove foil residues from the stamping head and surrounding areas to prevent quality issues. Clean the stamping head: Wipe the stamping head with an alcohol-dampened cloth to remove carbon buildup and glue residues, ensuring even stamping. Clean the platen: If the platen surface has glue or impurities, use warm water or a special cleaning solution to wipe it clean, ensuring even pressure distribution. …
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The Maxita Hot Stamping Machine is designed for professional leather crafting, featuring infrared positioning, a push-pull worktable, and a detachable worktable for precise and stable embossing. If you want to imprint logos, initials, or unique patterns onto leather goods such as wallets, belts, cardholders, luggage tags, and bookmarks, this step-by-step guide will help you achieve the best results. Step 1: Gather Materials & Equipment Before you start, ensure you have the following: Maxita Stamping Machine (with industrial-grade temperature control) Leather items (vegetable-tanned leather, PU leather, textured leather, etc.) Hot stamping…
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Looking to get a techsew SK-5 or Cobra NP-10. My question is can it skive at an angle from 12 oz down to 2 oz in one inch skive. Or do they only skive flat. All the Demos I see show skivers removing leather so you can fold and sew. I want to taper the skive down . If anyone has these machines please let me know before ai spend a couple thousand to find out it does not do what I want.
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Hi I have some vintage machinery for sale. I’ll be accepting offers and collecting some more pictures this week. All reasonable offers considered - located in mid- NJ HacketsTown
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I lost the heating elements for my Randall R-32s when we moved some of our machines. I wanted to order a couple heater cartridges, but I can't remember what I had in them. Can anyone measure an element diameter x length? I'm thinking that I might have had 22mm or 20mm heaters, but I just don't remember. Looking to buy a couple on Ebay or Amazon on the cheaper side of life.
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So I bought this machine from a guy down the road and now I need to figure out how to get it up and running. Does anyone know where I can get new wheels and sand paper or will I need to manufacture it myself? Any one know where I can find an old owners manuel?
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I am planning on investing in a larger clicker press and am wondering if anyone here has experience with working with either of these machines? Side by side they are very close, BG's is slightly cheaper, has a larger opening giving it more range for die heights. I've read Weaver is made in the US and easy to work with and has been recommended more often, but am not sure exactly why. Any insight here? Weaver 8 ton manual clicker press Buckleguy BG 12 ton manual clicker press
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Does anyone know if Nippy presser and roller feet will fit the FAV Skiver? They're both fortuna-ish clones.
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Hello, I run a leather stripper made by campbell randall. I use it for many different things and go through quite a few blades. I have ordered new blades from campbell randall in the past but they can get pretty pricey with the ammount that i use. Does anyone know where i may be able to source blades of this size in the pictures? Thanks,
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I bought a brand new Techsew SK -5 skiver. Delivered yesterday. All arrived good as far as shipping, no damage.I un packed the item, the stand and motor were all new. I then un packed the Skiver and noticed the black v belt was frayed and chunks were out of the belt. Upon further inspection, the sharp stone was used. the inside of the machine was dirty from the belt dust. The post was scratched and chipped. The belt that runs the grinder was also coming apart. one of the caution stickers on the outside had oil soaked on it. Looks like they sent me a used or a returned machine, not new as ordered for the $2680.00 I paid for it incl shipping. What do you guys think I should…
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