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Hairic,
You might give Traditions Leathercraft in Oklahoma City call. He can ship or you can run down and check out his 8000 sq foot warehouse.
https://traditionsleathercraft.com
405-265-2001
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My wife uses that Amazon press to punch all of her holes. She mainly makes items from Dieselpunk.ro and those patterns have a lot of stitching holes.
It seems to be fairly robust, but she mainly uses leather less than 6 oz. Not sure how well it would work on heavier leather.
If you have any specific questions give her an email at Dee@1019leather.com
Hope this helps.
Allen
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On 10/13/2021 at 8:42 AM, JayEhl said:We need a Houston show...
This is not in Houston, but not too far away either. Watch for next year's details.
https://wacoheartoftexas.com/events/heart-of-texas-leather-trade-show/
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47 minutes ago, ThatTallChick said:The pricking irons are getting a little rough already though (the pricks are actually bending... Which is weird because I use a self healing mat when I use them) so it looks like I'm in the market for some new ones soon anyway. I'll have to look into more of these measurements- is the 0.45 mm the size of the prick, and the 3.38mm is the size of the space between each prick?
A lot of folks will use the term pricking iron for both pricking irons and stitching chisels. There are different. The pricking irons are intended to just put a mark on the leather that you then make the hole with a stitching awl. Stitching chisels are heavier and are used to actually make the holes. So that could be why the tines our your pricking iron are looking worse for wear.
Take a look here for more information: https://www.goldbarkleather.com/sourceblog/chisel-vs-pricking-iron
You are off to a good start, keep at it!
Allen
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Quilters rulers. https://www.omnigrid.com/quilting-sewing-supplies/rulers/omnigrid-standard-rulers/
They have many sizes, are clear so you can see what you are measuring.
I use them anytime I need to make 90 degree cuts.
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AndyL - That is a great piece. I have been needing to do the same. I appreciate that you posted a pattern. Thanks.
Allen
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ANNOUNCEMENT -------The Executive Board met and voted to cease operations of the Guild.Those who paid dues in 2020 will be refunded.The assets of the Guild will be liquidated and the proceeds donated to the Stohlman Foundation.Please email treasurer@iilg.net to request your refund, including a current mailing address. Refunds will be made by check and delivered via postal mail.Allen CopePresidentIILG -
Hello,
I am also in OKC. There is a leather guild that meets the first Saturday of the month at the Tandy Store in OKC. You might try them out.
Let me know if you run into any problems, I'll try to help out if I can.
Allen
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This item has sold.
Thanks everyone!
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10 hours ago, Gboothby said:Would you do $1000 shipped?
PM Sent.
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Aluminum.
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Low-use Tippmann Boss for sale. I moved up to a Cobra Class 4 and this one needs a new home.
Package includes:
Boss stitcher, original manual, instruction video, and tool kit.
7 bobbins
A selection of needles:7x3
- 110/16 (2)
- 130/21 (2)
- 160/23 (12)
- 180/24 (2)
- 200/25 (3)
794- 160/23 (9)
- 200/25 (2)
- 230/26 (2)
Presser feet: standard, left, right , center
Material Guide attachment
Boss LED light kit
Over $1600 new.
Will be shipped in original Tippmann packaging and then double-boxed for additional protection.
Located in Oklahoma.
$1100, includes shipping to the lower 48 states. -
Welcome Dirtmonkey! I am out on the west side of OKC.
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Hello,
Take a look at this siteL
http://www.andrewsleather.com/notebook.htm
It might give you a few ideas.
Alternative to Tandy European Shoulders
in All About Leather
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Give Traditions Leathercraft a call. They have great leather and they ship.
www.traditionsleathercraft.com
(405) 265-2001