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  1. Colt, beautiful guitar strap. Cheryl
  2. Who else is going to Sheridan this year? I'm all booked and will get in Weds. night and start classes Thurs. Man am I excited :) Cheryl

    1. DoubleC

      DoubleC

      Thanks Bob, I surely will try. Cheryl

    2. barra

      barra

      Have fun mate

    3. DoubleC

      DoubleC

      Thanks Barra (are there girls that fit your use of 'mate' lol) Anyway I will mate!!! And thanks

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  3. Ken, beautiful strap. Cheryl
  4. Do you don't need to file the fork. I used a fork probably on my first 4-5 projects. Give it a try, Cheryl
  5. Would like to see one taken apart too. These are adorable and I would like to sell them at my Farmers Mkt this summer if you don't mind. Cheryl
  6. Cmenca I was told in chat it's a consew 206. Hope that helps. Cheryl
  7. So cool, I want two and I don't even carry a purse Cheryl
  8. When you put the machine in reverse, stop and lift the feet. move the leather so the back stitch is going to go exactly in the first hole in the back, and hand turn into you get the needle in the hole. Then start it back up and finish your back stitching. Cheryl
  9. Hi Nyis. I had a friend with the same problem and basically the easiest thing you can do is put it in reverse, move the leather so it hits the first hole and that should take care of it. I think they finally figured out it was a timing problem. Cheryl
  10. Constabulary have you looked at Texas Dies clickers. Thy make out of those things, can't think of it right off hand that Harbor Freight sells for people to make their own clickers. However these already have the clicker plates on them and sell for 400+ and 600+. I'm getting one. Cheryl
  11. Although the purists will be frowning upon me, it would be easier to hand sew something that thick if you drilled your holes first Cheryl
  12. If you're using the beveler that comes with the beginning 6, the beveler is much to big to do a good job. Plus I can't even see where you beveled? There no impressions. I think you beveled too close to the line. I'm not the world's best beveler myself so I'm gonna let some other people chime in here. Also how thick is that leather? It looks thin to me which is hard to get to pop. Cheryl
  13. The tooling is beautiful but I don't know why you tooled it upside down? Maybe if I knew what it was gonna be. Cheryl
  14. Only 18 hours left.......... https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1572920904/attending-sheridan-may-2015-for-leatherwork
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