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The shipping would be a killer. Chris

Nice job/Very clean! Chris

Did you get it worked out?

Hello you can get the Barry King tools here. http://www.barrykingtools.com/index.htm Chris

Here's mine

I like the blue. Well done! Chris

If you have the presser foot is up there will be no tension on your top thread. Put the foot down and try it again.

I use a pacific arc cork backed metal ruler. But as you get better you will beable to freehand a straight line I also use a olfa H-1 break away knife. Chris

And here I thought it might be the Blue Gun Ban I have been hearing about.

Got her zoned in! Thanks Fella's

Here's what I got. Consew 225 138 bonded thread on top and in the bobbin. Orange DP X 17 135 X 17 #22 needle I am new at the sewing thing I guess I should have paid attention in homec class in High School but I was to busy being a red blooded male. Anyway the top stitch doesn't look bad but the bottom stitch is not locking in the middle of the leather. The leather in the picture is 4 pieces of Veg Tan leather and it stair steps down to one layer with the same results. Can one of you guys or Gals help me please. Thank, Chris

I like working with Horse hide. I know some people don't like it, but I just think it a matter of casing it. Your thoughts Stewart? Chris

Nice!

Very nice job! Chris

Thanks Jim for the patterns they will be fun to make Chris

I use Master Cement It sets in three minutes and it's strong

I am like 10 miles from that goodwill in Indianapolis. But I already have a copy I think I paid 39 bucks for it.

I think he used the mug because of the shape of the mug and the angle on the blade it some how works. It's all about taming the bur on the edge

I am just throwing this out there. I watch my Grandfather take his old double edge razor blade he shaved with, he put one in a old ceramic coffee mug(like the old white ones they had at diners) take his index finger and position the razor blade on the inside wall of the mug. He would slide the blade with his index finger back and forth inside the mug(half circle) and hold the mug with his other hand. Now I was pretty young when I watch him do it and I asked him why he was doing that for, his response this was how you stretched a dollar back in the great depression. I can tell you those blade were sharp enough to shave with again and again and again. Chris

Fillet the couch and steam sanitize it.

Here is some practice cuts you can do.

Good work there, the last two are great. I can see one thing in the first one that stand out for me. The accent cuts with the swivel knife in the flowers. Practice, practice and more practice Chris

Nicely done Janaka

I use a Ott Lite bench model for concentrated light in one area. Just my two cents http://www.ottlite.com/ Chris