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put that thing on the side of a tankard !

thanks guys

Hey guys, here's another one fresh off the bench, currently on ebay My eBay Auction

Hey guys, here's another one fresh off the bench, currently on ebay My eBay Auction

Let me run a piece of 4oz through and get back to ya .... **Ok, it slightly moves the 4oz a tad forward as well but not as much

Here's what I've noticed is happening. ( Keep in mind I don't know all the names of the parts )The presser foot comes down and the needle goes through the material as it moves the material for the next stitch. The walking foot then comes down to hold the material as the bobbin foot begins to fall out of the way. This is where the problem starts, The walking foot that is holding the material is holding so tightly that when the bobbin foot begins to move forward it in turn moves the material forward. What I've done. I loosen the screw in the back while the presser foot is all the way down and as the needle enters the material I tighten the screw back down, that yields no results. That walking foot still holds the material down too far so when the bobbin foot drops and moves forward it is moving my material forward. I hope some of this makes sense it's getting frustrating and I can't call steve or dave on a sunday.

Hey guys, my 618 has begun to back feed on lower weight leathers such as 1.5oz and 2 oz. I'm not sure if i added to the problem or not so if anyone knows how to properly get this thing situated please enlighten me. thanks in advance.

I found it Tom ! That thing looks killer man, the stain is perfect!

Happy Holidays Everyone

oh man i love it and want it!

Hey everyone, I have a project coming up that I would like to add some clouds too. Anyone have some good ideas on how to go about stamping them so they don't look like a rock?

Oh when i folded this thing I just about wen tthrough the roof, but It's what turned out. If you ever figure out that little diddy please let me know.

Ok, Few weeks back i got a call and was asked to do a harmonica case. I mentioned to the lady that there are far better people for the job. She said she didn't care, she wanted me to do it. Well here's my attempt. (Be Gentle)

Is it oil dyes that can be thinned with Rubbing Alcohol?

Hey guys, I revamped my website. Any input welcome Anarchy Leather

Hey everyone, I have 2 new ebay auctions. Head on over and take a look Texan Hold 'Em Live & Let Die Happy Bidding & Good Luck ! These auctions will end 11:30pm EST Nov 30th, 2008

Just sharing a fresh off the bench wallet. That is currently on eBay. Click here to visit auction This wallet features a black elephant body, white overlay cowboy skull w/ black stingray inlaid eyes with tribal design for the border and contrast stitching. A new skull interior w/ 10 credit card slots, 2 cash slots and a zipper pocket to stash your hold card and holding everything together is a cowboy skull snap.

Very cool ! WOW straight lines eh !

Oh i was totally clear, a wallet and the procedure very nice and like i said above can't wait to see the wallet ferret produces, and of course the one you make for him.

I knew I had seen that design before. Just couldn't place it, but now i know.

WOW ! I agree with Tom super smooth and the decoratvie cuts are wonderful

HAPPY BIRTHDAY FREAK, may your freakiness shine !

Very cool, the lacing definitely adds some character to the piece.

Awesome ! Congrats Ferret, I'm looking forward to seeing the wallet you produce. Good luck and I know you have a wonderful tutor.

2032x1524 238x178 Randy the site looks great and supper easy to navigate. I do have a minor critique though. This is an example of one image I looked at. The S&W J-Frame Pocket Holster Smooth Side Out Black has a thumbnail image that is sized 238x178 and the actual image size is 2032x1542. Making the image 1186.75 KB ( just over 1 megabyte) Most of us these days are using broadband internet services but there are others that are unable too. The load time on 1 image that size is pretty lengthy at lower speed internet rates. If you put several images on one of your pages and each are sized in that manner it could take several minutes for slower internet connections to actually see all the pictures, and by then some folks would have left. My suggestion would be to rescale the actual image into 2 different sizes, 1 size for thumbnail and then one larger size such as 800x600 for folks to get a better close up. Both those images would not equal the current size of your main image that is being used. God that sounds like rambling, hope you understood all that.