Doc Reaper

I don't use lock tight, I use black or clear nail polish. I also use a belt sander to shorten the screw post if necessary. I then use a small dowel sharpened to a point to remove the burrs

It's for a Juki, I thought there was a puppy

Am I the only one that's afraid to download this??? Aw he'll it's Rocky Aussie, he's mostly safe

Most folks won't notice it's made from car parts, nice job

Show me how it works with a leather belt, having vision of a belt tip

Damn nice work, you should do a tutorial build

Even the buckle tongue was artfully done, and nice to look at

But where did you get that aluminum track, and what did you cut the poly with??? Be specific as possible, hell, make a video and explain the blade holder too

I have a Cobra 2915 patch stitcher that I use, I made a table top to use so I can still use it to do pockets and sleeves . The table was constructed to take the weight off the working area that I'm working on. post pic later

I have one, only played with it a few times, it did fine after a few passes. It will do a faster job than a hand held skiver

The question I have is does this method get milky when moisture gets in it (like a wallet being stored in a pocket) or does it remain the same???? And how long does the mixture last???

Hi guys, it's been awhile since I commented. We all know that in this day and age we have words that are "installed" in to marketing that give advertising to give the feel of "genuine" (opposite of honest) to fool the masses into believing it is a quality item! Like when news reporters comment that Trudeau or camala are genuine candidates (meaning low end or trashy) some will believe they can trust that installed politician and they will not question the motives When you hear the term "Vegan Leather" the smarter folks will know it's plastic table cloth material or some type of highly processed lawn clippings. If you purchase a Walmart belt and you have a small waist that belt is designed to last a specific length of time (like 12 weeks). If your belt has to work harder its life is considerably shorter (6 weeks if you're lucky) and those Walmart belts cost about $12. Buying a real leather (not genuine) is penny wise (not the clown) dollar smart. Most folks don't understand that "genuine" is the bottom of the barrel or (for a term we can all understand) garbage! And for our guys that make belts or straps, any type of layering makes things stronger (like plywood) and more efficient. Sandwiching a length of genuine leather between two top grain lengths will definitely make it last longer. and when punching holes in belts try using an oval shape instead of a round one. The buckle tongue will lie down better and not poke straight out. And remember all globalist make genuine politicians!!!

Is it like milk???