GunNut

I have ordered many times from Rob and on instock items he ships fast. He is reasonable with his shipping too. He is the guy I check with first when I need a blocker. Every now and then he does not have the item I need but 8 times out of 10 he does. In fact I just ordered a CZ 75 from him but he did not have the Kel tec I needed. he was polite and did try to work with me. He is a good guy and I trust him. He has yet to let me down. I wish I would have gotten in on the deal.

Very very cool. I knew this was the best place to come for this data! Thanks Gus.

Thanks Budd and Rose! Great link and pics.

Thank you very much. This is the type of information I needed.

I need to build a couple sporrans. I have been looking but can not locate one that looks traditional. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Well if you like and to show how much I want one of the 2.5/3 inch stamps, I can get you the money now. If you prefer to wait please put me at the top of the list. I want one.

Well I bought and paid for mine! Can you make a larger version of this stamp? Say a 3 inch or maybe a 2.5 inch version? So many projects going thru my head!

Any member pricing? Joking but I shall purchase one as soon as I deposit some money. $15 is very reasonable. Edit to ask any chance of getting one made with a smaller diameter hole on the back? I have a Tandy press that this would be perfect for. I guess I could just grab a maxi foot and adapt that.

I'd be interested in one as well. I use one as my logo but that is just too cool.

Another very nice holster NoahL. That horse is tough stuff.

Not sure if it will work or not but I would give Luke a call at Duncans. (989) 894-6691

Call Luke at Duncans. I seem to recall an email about a run of guns with lasers on them. DUNCAN CUSTOMS, INC. 501 SALZBURG AVE. BAY CITY, MI 48706 Phone: (989) 894-6691 Fax: (989) 894-6688 www.duncansoutdoor.com

Well guys I got my Cowboy 2500 today. Thanks Wiz! Got here in less than a week. Bob Kovar is one hell of a guy. Hope I didn't break a rule with that word but he is. He answered all my questions and walked me through everything. I must have called him 10 times that week. He send me two spools of heavy thread, Needles, screw drivers, oil, instructions, spool tree, bobbin winder, and new table all for $1200 shipped. What a great guy and machine. The only draw back I found is the machine is in poorly translated Chinese and it took me a while to get the machine threaded. If I would have looked at how Bob had it set up I would have been fine. I got so excited after setting it up I stitched threw the thread he left in the machine! LOL Oh well I live and learn. The servo is not like the Clutch driven Juki I have used in the past. I was expecting it to handle differently. Still it will take me a little while to get used to it and how everything should work but it is a fine machine. I am very happy. Anyone know of an online resource for the manual or how to adjust tension and oil these machines?

This man knows his machines. Wiz lined me up with Toledo Sewing Inc and I got a nice Cowboy. It handles thick leather just fine. Leaves a slight mark on the back but nothing unacceptable this side of show work. In fact I just got mine today and am happy as heck.

Let me know if you do an order Noah. I would be willing to go in with you.

Geez you're a well spoked, and written, man sir! Thanks

If you have the time Wiz sir could you explain how the roller foot works. I have given them a deposit so I am buying this machine. I am a poor decision maker so when someone like you takes the time to explain to me the type machine I need and then suggest one to me, I trust you. The machine I ordered has a servo motor with a reducer. He is adding a smaller foot so I can sew little things and an edge guide. I have surgery on the 8th so I need to get this done now. I won't be able to move anything or do any heavy work for a month or more. I am quite excited.

Really? I'd love a link or two! I have the same riveter and while it works I'd kill for some different dies.

Thanks for the reply. So the CB2500 is a needle feed machine? I will take your advise and run with it. This looks like my new machine.

Oh you are a bad bad man Wizcrafts. I put my last three guns up for sale to fund this buy all due to you. I had $500 and can borrow the $300 but now I have to get another $400! Man its a nice machine. I assume you recommend the machine for my type work? I am having serious "immediate gratification" issues now.

Turns out the two machines that would work for me are both almost $1000. That is before the new motor and wiring needed to work with 110. No warranty either. Anybody got any leads on a machine for around $700 let me know. I have been looking at the Cowboy site and can't find this machine. Would you throw me a link?

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I have been Googling each machine but I am no expert on the terms being used. So the Consew 206Rblatcl(n) and Pfaff 335-H3 are candidates. What should I offer for a decent machine? Supposedly all these machines where working and in use when they stopped production. Edit to add. WOW you guys already responded! LOL I know I will need the motor and wiring which if I get the machine at a good price would be fine. I can physically look at and touch any machine. Any basics to look for when checking them out? They all have a table.

Actually that makes it all much clearer in my mind. I will "Get Smart"er as I go. LOL The gentleman I am working with at the company sent me a list of the machines for sale. Do any of these look usable for Holster making assuming I have the correct motor to go with the bed and head? Make Model No Electrical Juki LU-2210-6 3 phase Juki DLN-5410N-7 3 phase Singer 20U33 3 phase Juki LZH-1290-6 3 phase Brother LT2-B838 3 phase Juki AMS-224B 3 phase Metro Special 9346-10/01 110 single Juki LU-2210-6 3 phase Wilcox Gibbs 500IV 110 single (Surger) Juki LU-2210-N-7 3 phase Brother 3 phase Consew 206RBLATCL(N)-3 3 phase Juki LU-2210N-7 3 phase Pfaff 335-H3-6/01-BSN 110 single Singer 2366120 3 phase

I use the Tandy plastic wheel tool to do most of my edges. I even parched a second disc and used a round file to open it up then sanded it down while it spun in the drill press to get it smooth. I also use different sized of deer antler.