carythesaddler

English Saddler Wanted *NO EXP NECESSARY*: USA saddle manufacturer located in Aiken, South Carolina, seeks an energetic, creative type for saddle making position. No experience necessary, training provided. Required skills should include carpentry, building, and any talents that might contribute to saddlemaking and related tasks such as; working with leather, wood and metal, leather working machinery, specialty tools, and many other dynamic responsibilities. Duties will include learning the saddlemaking trade, working with vendors and suppliers, and working to enhance our manufacturing processes. Very flexible, easy going company looking for the right individual to help expand our USA production. Warm climate and friendly small town atmosphere. Training and tools provided. We are in Aiken, South Carolina. www.mysaddle.com. Check us out and, if interested email inquiries only. Please no written submissions or phone calls.

Aiken, South Carolina: English Saddle Manufacturer seeking energetic and dynamic individual to help carry our USA production forward. NO slow minded craftspeople or artisan craft types please, with no offense to the aforementioned. Sorry, but we aren't looking for a wood whittler, no offense to wood whittlers either. Looking for the right individual to help expand our USA saddle manufacturing. We are looking for someone who gets stuff done and doesn't take a 6 months to make a saddle. This is english saddlemaking. Ideal candidate will have a knowldege of machinery and tools and have a command of their ability to make things. No English Saddlemaking experience necessary. Saddle background or wood working or any kind of hands on trade a plus. Training and tools provided. We are in Aiken, South Carolina. www.mysaddle.com. Check us out and if interested email cary@mysaddle.com. Email inquiries only. Please no written submissions or phone calls as they won't be answered.

thanks for the information. looks like the needle is catching slightly on the shuttle. we're taking it apart and will try new shims and a new needle.

having some stitch issues with adler 205 370. seems like a sensitive machine to us. stitch isn't picking up bottom thread after about 3-4 initial stitches. timing seems good. is this a tension issue? since i'm always out on the road selling, times in the shop are tough as this takes up so much of our time. any help is appreciated. Cary Custom Saddlery www.mysaddle.com