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emilerwin

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  1. Please remove my profile and all associated content, posts, etc. on this forum. Thanks! Name: Emil UserName: emilerwin IP Address: 98.87.77.196 Email Address: emil@emilerwin.com
  2. Is there a big difference in the way they work? Will it take a lot of work to get used to it? Why do you reccomend the needle positioning motor? Is this the same as a servo motor? Thanks.
  3. Thanks for the advice. I am kind of stuck with Weaver as the 16" version in exclusive to them. Is there another name for the needle positioning motor? Is it additional to the main motor?
  4. I am about to purchase the 205-370 16" Adler from Weaver. I currently run a Juki LU-1508 but and finding its limitations. Based on the posts I have read and the research i have done, this seems like a good choice. I am worried since mfg has moved to the Czech Republic. Any thoughts on loss of quality since the move? Any advice to someone making the leap to this kind of a machine from a pretty standard WF machine. I notice that stitch speed might be an issue. I am a bit anxious caus this thing costs 8 times more than the car I drive. But I guess you have to spend money to make moey. I am willing to spend more on machinery based on the quality. I have used machines from China/Taiwan, and am happy to pay more than double to get a quality machine. Thanks for any input. Have a great day!
  5. Thanks. I contacted both companies but it seems like they dont produce what I am looking for. I spoke to Siegel Leather today and they said I could do a special order for a larger amount but it would actually be MORE expensive. This is due to the fact that they buy tannery overruns and pass the savings on. I am not sure whether or not they are using a domestic tannery or otherwise. If I am going to be placing special orders, I would like to cut out the middle man if possible. I am happy to give Siegel my business for odd lot leathers. I just need to find out where these tanneries are. I located some in Mexico, but have no idea where to begin with that. Ill let you guys know how it goes. Thanks, Emil
  6. Hello All, I am looking at a contract that would require a purchase of about 4000-6000 square feet of 5-7oz. leather. I have purchased from Weaver and Siegel in the past but no more than 300 sq ft at one time at around $2.50-$3.00 per ft. This will require a special order. I am curious to know if anyone knows of a way to go directly to the tannery to save cost. I have searched for tanneries but not really found much. I have looked at Horween and I am impressed with their product and capabilities but the cost is prohibitive. Thanks for your advice. Best Regards, Emil
  7. welcome to the site

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