Good Evening Folks,
I have a CB3200 sewing machine and I was wondering if anyone knew where I can find a pedestal stand with table top for my machine. I have looked high and I have looked low and can't seem to run it down.
Many thanks,
Chris
The new Osborne push beveler may be fine, but I cant find a picture of the profile. Another tool maker is selling them for 55 dollars plus 10 dollar shipping. I had two #3 single edge creasers. So I figured WTH give it a go.
Meanwhile back at the Show Off section........LOL.............I rarely buy from tandy. the occasional clutch liner now and again. I feel they are geared more to people coming into the craft. I also believe tandy is losing traction in the market place. We lost the Fort Wayne store last year. Which only leaves one store in Indiana. I buy most of my leather needs from Landwerlin's in Indianapolis. They are a forth generation shop catering to shoe cobblers and leather craftsmen. I can buy a better hide from them then the gravel dragged hides tandy is selling at a higher cost. So until they change their attitude about the needs and costs for people like me, I can not change my attitude about them.
My acronym might be dated here but, if caught with the concoction just tell them. People with a higher pay grade have put you in charge of the NBC program and that your developing a new agent. that ought to work.
Hi Tim,
All you work looks well executed to me. One question I have is the knife sheath. I am not a sheath guy so I ask the question out not knowing. I see you have form the leather with retention for the blade. will the leather hold it retention after the knife is pulled and put back in a couple hundred times?
I have one that is 1" across and 3/4" tall. I am thinking about making it smaller as well. not so intrusive. I have had fold ask not to put a maker stamp on too. I am fine with that as well. I will point out when I am looking at holsters at gun shows, I do find myself looking for the makers make. 1) to see if the maker is keep up his or her standards and 2) to see if they are local.
This is a resized Chan Geer design. If I ever master floral design drawing I'll be winning. I am not to bad on the flowers it the vine and transitions drawing that is challenging. If it was easy everyone would be doing it.
Chris