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Make round holes around curves...you are not gonna have that problem anymore..especially in small radius curves. Also start making your holes from the center of the curve and work your way up on both sides..this way your last stitches , left and right side, will be equally distant from your key ring

I drove all the way to Toledo from Toronto Canada...never regretted it...Bob was great Dealt with Cobra and their customer service is impeccable ...they went the extra mile to help me when they didn;t have to Either way , you can't go wrong

I apply the satin finish (or any other finish) using an air brush , regardless of the dye i am using.

It does the job. I like the portability , easy to set up, cuts through 8-9oz easily

I've been looking for one of those for more that a year with no luck. Best option is to order a brand new one if you have the money

2800 not 4800

I have a Nakajima 341 using the singer 111 feet...they don't fit the techsew 2800...the setting screw holes don't align

Hi there Would the 335 presser feet work on a Techsew 2800 ? Are there any other accessories interchangeable between the two machine ? I just want to make sure before placing an order on ebay . Thank you

I believe we're overthinking the whole Tandy "situation" . This is one of the biggest companies out there when it comes to leather , leather tools and hardware , leather dies and pretty much everything else needed to get you into leather craft , all under one roof . They got rid of their membership fees , dropped prices and some of us took that as a bad sign. They are rolling out a new web-site and closed down less that 10% of their stores during a pandemic and that's somehow a bad sign...unless those were the overperforming stores bringing in huge profits They've been around for 100 years taking pride in interacting 1 on 1 with their customers , offering classes in pretty much all of their locations ...i think it's unlikely Tandy will switch to an online business model. I've been shopping with Tandy for about 20 years and my good experiences, overshadow the bad ones by a mile . As far as i am concerned , i am not ready to write them off yet , based on their current situation.But than again , bigger companies out there went under , some of them even without any warnings . I guess time will tell but i am not gonna waste my time "reading the signs"

I am looking for a 3.85mm Crimson Hides stitcing irons set. Please messege if you have one willing to sell Thanks !

Tandy sells Tyvek , pre-cut for horizontal or vertical pockets

The mounted ones are way more reliable and you can get for under $30 on-line . Magnetic ones tend to move and that's the last thing you want. You can also get feet with a built in edge guide

Not really. As i said , this is one was more of a prototype. I mght actually sell ths set as kit that can be dyed , stamped , carved by whoever might be interested in it

The main pieces are die cut , the slits are cut by hand. The suport is actually cut with one of my card holder dies.For the 2 retaining pieces i cut 2 strips 1in wide and use the coaster die to cut out the curved edge. The joint cut outs were done with an oblong punch. I just have to find a better way to cut those slits easier and cleaner

Quick little project on a Saturday morning...more of a prototype than anything else. The whole thing is made out of veg-tan 7-8 oz leather. As always , critiques are more than welcomed

That was probably one of the funniest things i heard in a while

Edmonton , Halifax , Saskatoon and Surrey stores are still open in Canada and will take orders over the phone . All the online orders will be directed to the store that's closest to the shipping address. Also, you will never pay more than what the shipping quote shows when the order is placed , regardless of where the order is coming from Hope this helps a bit

Been there ...done just that. I got lucky on ebay with the take-up-lever

Edmonton store should stil be open for online orders

I have a CB4500 and a Nakajima 341...i can do anything from #69 to a #346 thread . Cylinder arm is always a plus

Tandy carries The Outlaw now...some of the store should have demo models once they are open

It is made in China like all the other ones and It is a cheaper by few hundreds. I guess you can't go wrong .I don't think Buckle Guy's press is made by Lucris and rebranded as the price is way lower .Aliexpress is full of them for around $700 + shipping

I'm sill looking for one of those pedestal tables. Thank you !

Go for cylinder arm ..you'll want to make more then wallets at one point....any Juki 341 clone will do just fine