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DoubleC

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  1. I have a Cobra 4 and it just screws into an off set table. I don't know why you couldn't do the same with your patcher making sure it screws in where the belt can come up through the slot and attach to your wheel? Call Steve at Leather Sewing Machines and see if he can fix you up. I can't say positively it would work but people have so many of the old sewing machines they love, myself included that I don't know why someone wouldn't have made tables for them. Cheryl


  2. Todd the only thing I can suggest is making your top tension stronger than your bottom so it will pull the bobbin thread into the center of what you're sewing. I would probably take it to where you had it serviced and let them work it out for you if that doesn't work. I've had mine 'nest' on the bottom but a little tension adjustment always took care of it. Cheryl


  3. I always finish my leather with resolene. Use it 50/50 with water and apply light coats. A lot of people use fancy things to condition their leather but I just use bag balm. Cheap and has the same lanolin in it most other conditioners have. If the bag gets dirty I would just recommend water wipe off, or maybe saddle soap and water followed up by conditioning. The condition on a bag shouldn't be necessary over once a year I wouldn't think. Cheryl


  4. You need to reduce the size of your files to upload them in whatever photo program you have. On a belt for example you make your bead work longer that the inlay hole and at both ends of the hole skive a 'shelf' under the veg tanned to put the beads so they lie evenly along the belt. Most people sew them in at this point after putting a liner behind them to sandwich them in. I'm sorry you could post your pics, I imagine they are nice. Cheryl

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