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I'm trying to get started on a mix of the white corset with over the bust top and not sure how I want to finish the bottom like the black or blue ,, any thoughts

Great work and nice blend of materials ,,, WO HOO,,

I have one I got, new in original shipping box and packing, I opened to ck its condition and it is just as it came from the printer, I;m not sure if I want to use or sell??? good luck sounds like you made a nice find , db

I think if you rotate the wheel a quarter turn + - past Top dead center it releases the tension disc to allow thread to pass,, I may not be saying this correctly but give it a try,,,db

this thread has gone to pot...lol did you sell its????

My thoughts are if you weren't in such a rush to post here, and or other places, MY GUESS ,,don't kow just guessing is you could have proofed it a little better especially the price before hitting the post button and not even, be having this ,,,,, and look at the bright side you clearly lost me as a buyer

not looking at short cuts in quality, but trying to understand the balance of time and cost to make a fairly priced item and a item that will last thoughts

looking at design of corset for leather, is 6 or 8 panels preferred, how many for ease of construction? I understand 8-12+ panels make a better fit/custom in fabric but what is a good medium # for fit and time of construction, with leather?

I think this is a very Manly land to be explored, all kidding aside welcome and looking for pointers in this area again no pun intended db

Were the sides split nose to tail, length wise,? cross wise back to belly ? or ?? db

IT looks like new but the table top is broke my guess an early 2000 model?? sn# 06120003 any age or value?

is it worth $100 and for what? needs a new table otherwise complete

Nice looking and looks like a good useful tool

Leather Machine Co is right there in Ca check the top of the pages here as he is a supporter of this site Cobra/ Leather Machine Co Call Steve and he will get you what you need and set up the first time around db

I might be way off but heavy means Campbell/Randall needle awl,,,, my a dream away,, for me,,love the sound,, he,,he union lockstich and a few others both older machines but parts still on call,,,,, first choice for me Cobra 4-25 and the other 411 clones just my $$ 0.02 and way over valued db

Wow is about all I can say,,,

SUNNY FLORIDA,,, ,, bs,,,,hummm.....bug,, ish ,,,,,,,,,,,,, NOT THIS WEEK,,, have had 7+ inches since Sunday pm 2 1/2 days, and another 6-10 forecast by Friday PM lucky we are high n dry

HEY welcome to LWN a great place ,, good luck and enjoy, db I'm in Gainsville GO GATORS,, David

FREE the Girls n be HAPPY. PISTOLS...hmmmmm :Newsicon: :Newsicon:

my thoughts is the one that's paid for,,,,,, but I have a 211A 166 aa w/ a servo motor and sr2 speed reducer from Leather Machine co and use 138 top n bottom for similar things and very happy my $0.02 and over priced at that db

You have out lined what you need in a machine and are on the right track, I need but I want to make sure that the stitch doesn't come out too thick and rough when sewing finer leathers. Learning curve of adjustments for your machine and correct thread and needle choice I would like a machine to do both light and heavy. 2 machines can ease the frustration and time adjusting and Cobra 4 and Cowboy 227r It looks like the cobra 4 does that but would love to hear experiences with the different machine LOVE the Cobra and have a consew 227r with a cobra speed reducer and sevro motor Talk to the dealers who help support this site and find one whom you are comfortable dealing with Most go beyond just selling a machine in terms of customer support I have a Cobra 4-25 and Steve is tops in before and after the sale support, I've also dealt with Dob Kovar and very happy with getting what I needed from Toledo Sewing

Add a cobra speed reducer and servo motor and BE VERY happy with the end results...imho

my thoughts also,,,,,,,,, a good option for product growth I found a low use, consew 227r and added a cobra speed reducer and servo motor and VERY happy with the end results and did it all for under a $1000

try here for a little more general info a smaller pulley on the motor will help.. http://www.industrialsewmachine.com/webdoc1/singer/16u.htm

Cobra class 4-25 IMHO