Help Wanted
If you are looking for a leatherworker to meet your request, post your message here. If you are a leatherworker wanting work, keep your eye on this forum.
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Due to the fact that the Help Wanted section of Leatherworker.net is open to guest postings, all posts made by guests will require approval by a moderator before they become visible. We understand that this is an inconvenience for guests who post or reply in this section of our forum. The moderators are volunteers who do this in their spare time. Some of us have day or night jobs. Thus, a post or reply made under Help Wanted may sit there invisible to the participants for several hours before one of the mods logs in and sees the notification about a post awaiting approval. As one of these moderators who has to approve posts in this forum, I strongly recommend j…
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I realize that this section of LWN allows non-members to post and reply. These non-members do not have profiles, or the privilege of using our private message system. This means that anybody wishing to contact non-member guests who post in this Help Wanted forum will have to give some contact info in plain sight. I want those who do this to be aware of the risk. Posting email addresses in plain text on forums that are world readable (as is LWN) leaves them open to automated "crawlers" that act as email account harvesters. They scour web pages all over the Internet searching for recognizable email addresses and copy any they find to a database that is sold to marketer…
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We have lots of guests posting requests for assistance with their leather work and projects. Many of the responders will be full members of Leatherworker.net. As such, they are accustomed to making use of our private messages (PM) system and also are able to access the email addresses of other members. But Guests do NOT have access to either, nor can you look up the profiles of our members. Therefore, if you are posting a new topic or simply replying to another person's topic and are not a member of Leatherworker.net, make sure you include your contact information. The most common ways of doing this are by listing a phone number, an email address, or a link to your p…
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Hi everyone, I’m working on a high-end leather bag project and looking for someone with experience to help me create a leather prototype. I already have: • A salpa mockup • Digital and paper patterns • A full tech pack with specs • Photos and visual references of the intended final shape I’m now looking for a leatherworker or small shop (anywhere in the world) who can: • Turn these assets into a clean, structured leather prototype • Work with curved, sculptural forms (this is not a slouchy or soft bag) • Handle remote collaboration (I’m based in NYC but open to working with someone anywhere) • …
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I sow a picture online for the Order of the Arrow arrow head impression in some leather but i can not find the stamp anywhere it looked really well and i want to try to make it. also looking for any BSA/CUBSCOUT stamps where is a good place to source them? I wish i could find the picture again but i cant
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did I buy fake neatsfoot oil
by Guest el_pepou- 0 replies
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Hi, I recently bought two cans oil advertised as pure neatsfoot oil. However, I have worked with neatsfoot oil from other brands before and this one seems different in multiple ways. I had used starwax neatsfoot oil, wich was odorless, and stayed liquid even at about 10 degrees celcius, and saphir brand, wich had a bit of a smell but not a suspicious one and remained liquid too. The oil I just bought is supposedly from a brand called P.Paulin, and not only does it have a very strong rancid smell, it does not stay liquid under Id say 20 degrees celcius. It is also cloudy while the other brands were transparent. is this normal? is it just a differen…
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29K15 parts
by Guest Stan Evans- 1 follower
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Hello there, My name is Stan Evans and I have just joined the forum. I am an 81 year old pensioner from Cheshire in the UK. As a restoration project I have recently bought a rusty old 29K15 patcher. I owned one years ago and sadly got rid of it because of a flood my workshop and it's contents were ruined. So I have aquired this one as a winter project. I have got along fine so fat but am desperately short of two parts I have tried absolutely everywhere to find replacements without any luck. So I'm hoping someone out there can put me in the right direction. The parts I desperately need are the flat spring part number 8627 mine is snapped and the ve…
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Hi all, Can anyone send me a link to a copy of the instruction manual for the Nexxi NX0618 sewing machine please? I urgently need it to facilitate the sale of my ex-husbands machine to a young beginner leatherworker who will need guidance to get started. thanks!
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Beadworker looking for a leather worker
by Guest Bri- 1 reply
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I am a bead working looking for a leather worker who is interested in making belts (or purse straps etc) from inlays that I have made. Traditionally I make about 1.25” by 18” inlays with a dummy rows but am willing to adjust based on individual requests. Imagines of my work are available upon request.
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Full time harness shop, looking for part time help. Someone who has some leather experience but is open minded and willing to learn. Easy going and a sense of humor is a must. Attention to detail and quality of work is paramount! Low volume, high quality work, A lot of Edge dying and hand burnishing! Hand stitching Keepers, and Repair work of horse equipment. Good opportunity for someone willing to learn. Pay based on experience! Please reach out to me on here and we can exchange numbers to chat. This is a new profile, but ive been a member here for close to 18 years, i lost my email, and now cant get back into my old account! -Andrew AW Harness Shop Swa…
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