jimi

http://sew24.blogspot.com/2012/09/sew-luxury-leather-bag-handles-with.html?m=1 found this one...

No cura, Prusaslicer which seems to use simplify3d also, I tried cura but it started to print things in the air and stuff so i changed to simplify then had a look at the prusa one which is similar and worked great for me, both of them. Thanks for the heads up on the paint tray Brian?? motors eh? Yes leather on both feet of the 335, see you got a hawk eye..Lol. well that´s a Biggee?? for bags?? does that sew on cording or something?? that looks like the equivalent to a walking foot patcher?? Well as you do a lot of bags and have big volume jobs i am sure that would work well for you, all you need to do now is make the missus supper and break it gently to her..

Haha, great stuff Brian. I got the bite and bought a second hand abandoned kit yes pain in tha arse to get it going as it was in bits. but it is getting there. what you just made was on my list to see if i could make a bulged type strap but i dont have the machine to go with it so i would be making something up. apart from all the stupid little upgrade parts you end up making here are some bits i managed to get together... his was really for laughs, but it works...Haha the stitch length changes a little but it can get you out of a squeeze if you need something fast. this was needed as it has no swing down, just changed the length as i dont have the original screw for this plate and someone drilled a couple more on i think??.also this machine came without the small oil box inside so i made that one up also. what i am trying to do here is to use up some of these old printers stamps i had lying around for years, the ones that are yellow are resin ones i made to try and they seem to work, just need to router the back side to get them all the same height. this is for wetting the leather and stamping. I am using my hand press for rivets and buttons etc... Seems like on the mirror works pretty good for you brian? do you heat it up?? Next thing i need to do is a small edge paint tray and wheel to see if that works, although i am not a big fan of painting edges, i prefer to skive them and fold em. A double guide for the skiver is also on the list, for straps. i tried a skiver foot but was too wobbly so i will have to fill it in more.I will let you know how it goes.

Yes that is the one Folker

file:///C:/Users/jim/Downloads/Singer 45K56, K89.pdf Hi Brian, Check out page 10, there is a set for sewing bag handles which might give you some ideas or maybe try and adapt it for your CB4500

The one in your second link is for stiffer bridle leather, straps, belts etc... first link sends me off somewhere else I think what you would be best with is a bell skiver.

Hi, they say a picture is worth a thousand words??.... 2mm thick and about 25 wide, 50mm foot, 4-5 passes.

Hi Soren, this guy has a lot of pfaff parts, he looks like your best bet.

https://www.ebay.de/itm/Nadelkulisse-fur-Industrie-Nahmaschine-Pfaff-141-142-143-341-541-542-543/233355622438?hash=item3655143826:g:-h4AAOSwjd1dSTFE This might work for you?

Yes, can be done but takes a lot of filing and fitting, easier to get a new one because your motion ring will probably be worn also. So when you eventually get it in and working you might get 5 spi in a spot where it has less wear but when you turn it towards you normally that is where the ring is worn most, your stitches might drop again??

Your welcome Bert, if you need them sent by email let me know.

Here is another hard to find manual for the 45k Cylinder type class, It is in another thread of its own but seems it might be better off here in this one with the flat bed type.

Hi sonni, There is an update here which i will try and upload to the original, it is for the cylinder bed type. Thanks for the picture of your 45k.

Welcome to the Forum Frank...

Hi Wiz, Atlas made some nice looking early heavy duty leather sewing machines, probably similar to the Adler 105 and Singer 45k type.

Hi There, maybe try a rubber feed wheel, that could help?

Yes, i am with billy bopp here, made from start to finish by the same maker, with or without sewing machines, skivers etc..

Wow, looks nice!!

No problem Brian, https://www.emarroquineria.com/ https://www.futurmoda.es/directories/paco-bazan-sl/ I cannot see a web page for Celpro S.L. just their email etc.. fax: +34 96 5398375 phone +34 96 5383472 E-mail contact: celprosl@wanadoo.es Hope this helps Brian.

There seems to be three suppliers here Brian, all in the south. Paco Bazan, Celpro and Equipamientos marroquineria.

Hi Brian, I have never used this type of snap so sizes don´t mean much to me unfortunately, i found this supplier over here which has a lot of snap variations (and maybe some hard to find ones like the Chapita which is the same as prym-2) and looks like this one could be similar, have a look? http://minuteriametalica.com/producto/broches-hierro/ they have been on the go since 1880.

Hi Brian, Great stuff there! well done. Would love to see the detailed process too.

1st set has been sold and 1 small rack, 1 driving pinion left and the k60 shuttle driver.