
bemavu
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About bemavu
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- Birthday 07/08/1952
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Gender
Male
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Location
Heeten The Netherlands
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Interests
making all kinds of leather.
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Leatherwork Specialty
Holsters, Belts, Scabbards stamping etc.
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making stamps
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I just wanted to state that I'm also very interested in the $ 200,- machine.
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bemavu started following Embosser, $200 belt roller embosser, Dürkopp Adler 167–V73 and and 7 others
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I'm interested, but pictures would be helpfunctie. Prices here in Holland are ridicule, and handmachines are not available for small businesses.
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Or try the Adler website. They have a lot of manuals, mostly free
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Hi, Where are you in the Netherlands. I'm also from the Netherlands, The Eastern part and do leatherwork. Now busy restoring an Adler cilinder bed machine. Maybe Ann assist? Bert Anny
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Why not trying ebay.de, or adler themselves. I think these spare parts are stillegale to find, becase they are still made. Bert.
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Wanted: Have to make woven belts, like used in the civil war, and need anson mills buckles. Repro no problem. Are big brass plates, 3# wide
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Hi, Pictures please. How are your tensionscrews?
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Hello, Very interesting. As I'm not in 3d printing I wonder If a pattern like this is for sale? Yours, Bert
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Hi, It is a very heavy machine, suitable for horse harnasses aso. I don't think it's suitable for holsters, because you don't have room to turn your leather. If you are making belt, straps aso this could be a good machine. For restoration purposes I think the price is to much. Spare parts are hard to find, maybe in Germany, maybe Adler themselves. Good luck Ber.
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Hello, You can find parts list on the internet and explosion view of both machines. Go to the Adler site and you find all you need for them. Also for the Pfaff is thè Internet a great find. Cordialement, Bert
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Ps: parts and explsion view can be found on the internet
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Hello, I had one and was able to sew with a 160 needle. The system for the needle is 134-35. The machine can handle medium weight leather. If you sew with the 160 needle you must take a smaller bobbin thread, otherwise it won't sew correct. I always used a straight point but better is to take a cutting pointer, either LR or S point. If you want to sew ticker leather like shoulder aso. I advise you to buy, If possibly, a somewhat heavyer machine. All in one I was quit happy with but was able to buy a Adler 269-373, which is able so sew a bit ticker leather. Yours, Bert
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Hi Mark, Have you checked the Adler site. They have also a parts manual. Yours, Bert