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  1. madeinportland
    Thank you cem and Claire.
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    Craft-Sha

    madeinportland posted a topic in Suppliers

    Anyone in the USA ever order craft-sha products or from www.craftsha.co.jp Has anyone tried their buckles, gum trag, glue, sanding sticks or other products. THANKS!
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    I'm looking for a supplier of quality pebbled or tumbled leather Black 4-5oz vegetable tanned must be able to stamp leather country of origin: USA preferred, but also possible Italy or Japan THANKS!
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    Went with the 1541-S. Thanks everyone for all the help. next skivers.
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    looking for thin veg tanned leather from a U.S. or Italian tannery. Making thin bi-fold wallets like this. what is the thickness of the wallet interior before being split? liner - 1 oz. and backing - 3 oz. ?
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    HERE ARE SOME LINKS TO INFO ON MACHINES MENTIONED IN THIS THREAD ADD ANY ADDITIONAL LINKS TO FURTHER INFORMATION DNU-1541 LU-1508NH OTHER: COBRA 3 441 CLONE - ? Cowboy 3500 COWBOY 227R
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    thanks Ambassador and Wiz Wiz, I have been reading up on the LU -1508NH, looks like a great machine. I like the idea of having both capabilities in one machine. cylinder arm with table attachment. think Im gonna stick with the Juki brand. would you recommend a needle positioning motor for sewing wallets?
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    Thank you for all the very helpful information you have posted in this forum and reply. could a DU-1181N be used for this application? what is the most important when comparing the DNU-1541 and the LU-1508? If you could only purchase one machine a flat bed or a cylinder arm for sewing these wallets which would you select? do I need a needle positioning motor?
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    Im making thin veg tanned leather bi-fold wallets exactly like this quality and accuracy is of the upmost importance. what Juki is right for me? motor? add ons?
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