Not a lot a people share their knowledge anymore for free. Even though , probably i was never gonna make a watch strap , THANK YOU for sharing ...i might actually make one now.
I used both the Outlaw and the Boss...The Outlaw has a longer arm if you need the space .They are both great machines, easy to carry around , especially if you do shows. Great customer service from both companies
I had mine custom made , the o ring is about 1.5in and they are screw back . I used them exclusively for dog collars . Anyone with a machine shop can make them for you
Under the burnished surface , you still have a "spongy" substrate . If you don't have a high fiber density on the flesh side , you can't really do much about it
Hi Will, Your leather work looks great. Good feedback from existing students will bring you new students.It looks like you put a lot of time and effort to better your skills/craft . Good luck in your endeavor. I just subscribe to your youtube channel.
There is one available in Mississisauga store , along with a class 4 , two class 17 and two NP4 skiver
All these machines are on the floor and out of the boxes...I am sure the staff can demo the class 26 for you
I have been using the "S" point exclusively for the longest time in my Cowboy CB4500 and Boss . For anything smaller than #138 thread i am using the LR needles in my Nakajima 341 and Singer 17-30