jayjay

thanks and your welcome Ken

Horseshoe yes there is a pocket behind the cards as well.

http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=42694&hl= see page 2

Thanks all I really like this one also. the card pockets are lined with nylon to keep the cards put. Search my posts I think I have some info on the construction. I got the idea from someone here. If you search you will find....

Well I just finished this wallet. Herman Oak leather lined with pig and laced with kangaroo.

What program are you using to build the banner on your page with company name?<br /><br />

nice job

nice

thanks Mene

I completed this the other day. 2 pieces of 5/6 HO leather with heavy duck canvas inlay stitched with 207 thread. This was fun to make.

Wishful I bought this on Ebay. http://www.ebay.com/itm/INDUSTRIAL-SEWING-MACHINE-SPEED-REDUCER-NEW-IDEAL-FOR-LEATHER-SEWING-/261406820074?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3cdd0f86ea

New design for me. I used 2 pieces 4/5 HO to sandwich some white kangaroo leather. I cut out the stamped letters with an exacto knife. First project since installing my speed reducer on my sewing machine and it was money well spent. The control with punching power now is superb!! ftw inlay.MOV

Thanks Murray

thanks Chris 7.25" long 3.5" wide closed

Nice Job!!

So I have completed another wallet for a customer. 4/5 HO and kangaroo laced. This artwork was supplied n=by customer.

awesome David

Hello all I have a Techsew 2700 with a servo motor. When I slow the motor down I have issues getting through thicker leather but when I increase speed I can sew it no problem but lose control. My questions If I install a speed reducer can I leave the speed set to high on the motor and slow the needle speed down but keep the force to sew the thicker leather? I have seen different size reducers 3"/6"/9" or the 2"/6" I think I want the slowest needle speed with highest torque. Any insight here would be great.

nice

thanks J Allan I;; give it a try

thanks Chris B

Is this the 1.25" stamp?

behind the card slots is a piece of nylon to hold the card slots. If you search my posts you'll see how I do it no problem that is what I love about this forum all the help everyone shares.... I do them both ways just depends on the design for me.

So the name of my leather shop is MotherGoose Custom Leather so I made this wallet for myself. I thought it was funny that a goose has blackened a cow's eye and taking it back to the workshop to make some fine leather goods. As always made from Herman Oak and laced with kangaroo