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About Don Ayres
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www.pinelandsleather.simdif.com
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The Great Pinelands of New Jersey
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Woodworking, Music , Guitar, Banjo, Native American Flute, Leatherworker
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Handmade Wallets and bags
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Braiding
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Don Ayres started following Singer 111w155 or Singer 111w154, Gregg of Keystone Sewing Machine, Keystone Sewing and and 6 others
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Im so sad about this, my heart goes out to his family
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Did anyone hear that Gregg from Keystone Sewing in Philadelphia passed away ? He was a contributor to this group and i had no idea that he passed. He purchased a wallet from me years ago and was a great guy !!!!! He will be dearly missed !!!!!
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Help! How To Relieve Foot Pressure On Consew 206 / Foot Leaves Marks
Don Ayres replied to MG513's topic in Sewing Leather
I'm a bit confused which is the inner presser foot and which is the outer presser foot and which one primarily controls the amount of pressure, can someone clarify this for me. Thanks- 13 replies
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How to identify when my consew was made
Don Ayres replied to Don Ayres's topic in Leather Sewing Machines
Thanks Greg, So if i have this right the first two numbers will tell me what year it was made correct ? -
How do i identify when my used Consew RB-5 was made ? Thanks everyone.
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Which one is better or are they comparable, the Seiko is made in Japan and the Consew is made in China, both come with a table, servo, safety clutch and a speed reducer for $1,400 Thank you
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Help me get the right machine, my budget is $1,700
Don Ayres replied to EdwinKnight's topic in Leather Sewing Machines
I have a chance to buy a 7 year old Seiko refurbished machine that looks in very good condition for $1,150 with a table and servo motor, a speed reducer is $100 extra, Is this a fair price? -
Pintodeluxe, This Seiko is refurbished from a sewing machine shop, they are asking $1,150, with table and servo, the speed reducer is $100 extra What makes the Juki 563 a better machine ? I have my eye on a Juki 15-41 S also There asking $1,800 for it brand new with a table servo and speed reducer, but they are back ordered until january
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So my adler deal fell through. How do you guys feel about the Seiko STH-8BLD-3, Is it a good reliable workhorse for leather and canvas ? Thanks
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Is anyone familiar with the Chandler 167 373 triple feed sewing machine, i believe its made by Adler. Is this machine good for sewing leather and 12 ounce canvas, men's wallets and things like that, They are asking $600 for it with a table and clutch motor, they said the timing has been adjusted and they replaced the hook, Does this machine accept attachments such as the edge binding attachements ? A picture of it is attached Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks
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I found this singer 111w155, I think it's been painted, surface scratches appear to have black underneath but I'm not completely sure, the serial number is W1376837 Can anyone tell me how old it is and where it was maid It sewed my leather very nicely using #138 thread on top He is asking $600 for the head,table and consew clutch motor, it's been serviced and cleaned Is this setup worth $600 ?
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I also see a couple pfaffs for sale , is there a particular model that is good for sewing leather wallets, are parts readily available ?
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Thanks, unfortunately the singer 111w155 was sold, is the 154 worth purchasing for $450 ?
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Thank you, so im assuming this machine is a triple feed ?
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I have a chance to purchase either the singer 111w155 or a singer 111w154. I mainly make men's wallets which are usually 1/4" in thickness. Can anyone let me know what the differences are between these two machines, and which one is better for making leather wallets also what's the maximum and minimum thread and needle size can these machines handle. Thank you Don A.