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Leather clickers, burnishers, splitters, and other leather machinery that doesn't sew.

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  1. danielw88

    This thing is cool

    by danielw88
    • 8 replies
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    I got a stand up leather buffer for sale its a beast; 220 volt, but any motor could do, you know how that goes. Basic belt driven unit. From a leather factory in Seattle that shut its doors a few years ago. Asking $400 or best offer, delivery some crazy place will cost a little more. I'm headed down the coast to CA so if someone wants in any place off the freeway from Seattle area too the Bay Area area let me know. danielw88@gmail.com

    TonyRV2
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  3. JpD789

    Having trouble with my stitches.

    by JpD789
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    I just bought a singer 111w155 and it sews very nice. My biggest issue is the stitch length. The largest stitch I can get is 7spi. It has marks on the wheel of 5 spi but when the plunger is down it never goes past 7. Can anyone help?

    JpD789
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  4. T Moore Medicine Hat Saddlery

    Anyone use a Byler custom leather Machinery Foot Press

    by T Moore Medicine Hat Saddlery

    I'm looking for a good foot press and ran across Bylers name but can't get munch information. Just wondering if any of you have use them

    shellbelle7
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  5. Mchello19

    Feed Roller Wobble

    by Mchello19

    Hello! I just acquired an old skiver and noticed that the feed roller has a slight wobble as its rotating. I took it apart to find that the roller driving shaft seems to be a bit worn down (it's no longer circular). Could the reason be for the wobble? I've attached some pictures. Any advice would be MUCH appreciated. Thanks, Michelle

    gigi
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  6. Stitcher

    Speed Reducer Pully

    by Stitcher
    • 0 replies
    • 891 views

    I have 3 Speed Reducer Pully's purchased from Weaver Leather. I moved to Needle position servo motors and these are just sitting on the shelf. $85.00 each you pay ship. Any interested parties please message or email me pst@wickedstitcher.com Thank you Paul Edited Friday at 09:09 AM by Stitcher Quote

    Stitcher
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  7. catskin

    Clicker, Have you heard of it? 1 2 3 4 5

    by catskin

    I got a look at a clicker press yesterday Here is what it says on the plates. sold by Bogle - Greenwell machine corporation Leather Working machinery Dies + supplies Phone 214-262-8652 3100 E. Main St. Grand Prairie Texas the other plate says Type 36 L serial No 380 2324 motor V 220/440 connected V 220/ 60Hz made in Italy I am wondering if any of you have or are familiar with this type of clicker. I understand that it is wired for 220 volt and hooking it up should not be a problem. It has been sitting outside covered with a tarp so will it l…

    Hillbilly tim
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  8. cowboycolonel

    Worn out bed on clicker

    by cowboycolonel

    So what is the prevailing wisdom out there? Do we shop for a new bed, try to get this one re-surfaced (and if so, how), or what? The clicker has been USED and is still in great shape, except that the bed has been worn down to the point that just about every "click" results in a stuck die. Of course this means that sometimes the piece gets stuck in the die and then possibly stretched out of shape on removal. Operating from the adage that "Money spent on tools doesn't count", where do I go and what do I do? Suggestions

    Brianm77
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  9. catskin

    Hudson clicker

    by catskin
    • 1 reply
    • 1.2k views

    I just brought home my clicker press. It turns it is a Hudson F 36/ L now my problem is that the seller has not found me the book. I have tried to find one on the internet and did have a PDF of one sent. BUT it seems to me that scanning it somehow blurred quite a bit of it so much of it is not readable. Also either not all was sent or this book does not have the instructions for what and how to use the 2 knobs above the power switch. It has all the parts list and how to assemble it and a trouble shooting page. I would very gladly pay anyone who has a book to photo copy it and mail it to me including postage.

    shoepatcher
    Last reply by shoepatcher,
  10. joshuvela

    For Sale - 6" Landis Splitter

    by joshuvela
    • 1 reply
    • 4.3k views

    Landis 6" Splitter Newly refurbished with a brand new knife $1000

    clubshields
    Last reply by clubshields,
  11. xlr8tn

    Splitter Brand

    by xlr8tn

    What kind of splitter is this called? I feel like in order to make any small leather goods like wallets, this is almost essential. Smallest leather weight I have found is 3 oz which is approx 1.5mm. But in order to get consistent thickness and folded edges, manually won't work too well. Especially trying to pull thin leather thru splitter by hand. Anyone have specific splitter brands that perform list this one? Thanks, Brent

    RockyAussie
    Last reply by RockyAussie,
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