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Need advise on a needle and thread combo for sewing vinyl seat upholstery material, my machine is a Cobra class 18 thanks Clint

This tool will cut the width of the lace, split the lace and bevel the lace, this tool is made for thin veg. tan hides and raw hides such as kangaroo, goat, deer, calf... it will also cut chrome tan hides and most other THIN leathers. It is made of aluminum and brass; it uses utility blades for the splitting and beveling and #11 hobby blades for cutting the width of the lace. It can bolt directly to your work bench (1/4’’ x 20 tpi) or bolt to a board and clamped to your work bench. This tool has an aluminum 3" main body and a brass 1" main bar, 3/8" brass blade holder, 3/8" brass width cutter adjustment bar, stainless steel lock down bolt, stainless steel hardware. It comes with three utility blades and three #11 hobby blades The price is $300 USD plus shipping you tube videos of tool in action: 1)https://youtu.be/S-OkBmOOMlY 2)https://youtu.be/KUy9FElEDeI 3)https://youtu.be/1KNLqf5fHbc

I have the price down to $300.00 USD, best i can do. thanks Clint clintsims@gmail.com 254-396-3011

Thank you very much Clint

Ok thanks, I'm just having trouble with dropping stitches on sewing 4 pieces of 6 oz leather, I increased the stitch length and dropped the needle down about 1/6" but still not consistent

What is the proper needle for leather on the class 4, they sent me 794 S style needles, does the "S" stand for spear point ? Is that for cloth? thanks Clint

Ok, I tried a thinner work piece aproxx. 1/4" and the bobbin thread is being pulled more than half way up almost to the top, it still sounds like it's dragging and fraying the string.

My cobra is not letting me sew a knife scabbard , it is very thick between 1/2" and 5/8" , not sure what's going on, 200 needle 277 thread, it is not picking up the bobbin and pulling the top thread in half, dropping over half of the stitches, please help. thanks Clint

Ok Guys thanks for the info, went by the chart and added just a little tension to the top and she's rocking!! the knot is dead nuts in the middle. thanks Clint

Ok Guys i had a #21 needle with 138 thread, that does not match the chart, so I'm changing to see the results, I'll report back thanks Clint

Ok thanks I'll try these ideas, is there a chart or some kind of guide for needle and thread compatibility ? thanks Clint

Can't get my machine to pull down the stitches on the bottom side of the work piece, they are staying on the top of the leather, I have tried everything , please advise!!!!

Hello Arno, contact me at clintsims@gmail.com i can send info and pics thanks Clint

$350.00 i will buy the shipping in the USA

Hey Ben, thanks for the info Clint

Leather lace splitting and stranding and beveling tool, this tool is great for leather braiders it has an adjustable strand making side and an adjustable splitting and beveling side to get the perfect thickness for your braiding projects. It is made of aluminum for the most part, the body is three inch and the sliding bar is one inch brass. It will come with two mounting holes (1/4"x 20) in bottom ready to be bolted to your work bench. The tool uses standard utility knife blades for the splitting and beveling side and razor or scalpel blades for the string side. A pack of utility knife blades will be included with the tool. This tool is made for making lace from kangaroo, thin cow, goat, deer, and other thin hides, it will also work on thin rawhide very well. This particular tool has 45 degree,and 30 degree slots for beveling. The lace in the pic is 1/8" beveled 45 degrees on flesh side. The small blades for the string cutter side and the lace are not included. The small blades can be picked up at most craft stores. The tool will come with the locking pin and the allen wrench.

Can anyone one tell me how or where to post a message that i have a lace making tool for sale? Or how to get my name and address in the supplier list? thanks Clint

Hey lilpep, It's good to hear from you, i am currently working of five tool in my shop and they are about 75% complete i can have one ready in a day or so if you are ready, just let me know. You can call me at 254-396-3011 or e-mail me at clintsims@gmail.com thanks Clint

Yes i started another one tonight after work, it will be a few days, it takes 6 or 7 hrs. to build one of the 2nd generation type tools. I will post when i have it ready. thanks Clint

Hello, My name is Clint Sims i live in Glen Rose Tx. I am a whipmaker and a braider. I make the tools that are sold on e-bay that you are discussing it appears that some of you have already bought one of the original style, but i think that the one Ms. (horsehairbraider) bought is better for making finer work, i think the string side is better since you can resize easier with it. I have been working on this tool for several years and trying to improve it. I am going to ((((((try)))))) to post the instruction pics in this forum. Please feel free to offer any opinions or suggestions as i am trying to make the best tool I can for a fair price that everyone can afford. thanks Clint clintsims@gmail.com