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Made this Saddle Tan custom dog collar with my new Cowboy 3200 sewing machine. The leather wasn't fully dry so the presser foot left marks.

Thanks guys!

Thanks Don! Let's see if we can get you healthy again so you can sew away some nice projects for us to see!

I have heard great things about Bob. I called him when I was intially looking and left a message on his machine. Never heard back from him. Then I called him a month or so later when I was ready and it was the weekend so he did not answer. So I called Ryan and Ryan is notorious for always being available, hence he got my business. Ryan's knowledge and great customer service sold me right away. I did eventually get a call back from Bob, but I had already purchased through Ryan Neel. Again, Bob is great. Just with my personal experience...Ryan worked out better for me. Anyhoo..point is that the Cowboy is a great machine and the service is great from either Ryan or Bob. Cheers

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Congrats Toolster! You're going to love it! Hopefully you'll get as much work out of it as I have. Post pictures and a short review of the machine when you get it all set up.

Thanks Wild Bill!

Anytime, I'm here to help!

Renee, give Ryan Neel at Neel's Saddlery & Harness a call. The guy is a genius and knows this machine inside and out. Bob is good too but in dealing with both, my personal opinion is that Ryan was better. Just my opinion.

No problem! The table is a 47" L X 20 3/4" W and 31.5" from the ground with the table on the legs and wheels it comes with. The inner "U" opening is 11" x 13". I like this table a lot.

Yes, my dream machine is the 4500! Just couldn't afford it. Eventually I will also purchase the 4500 and keep my 3200 for small jobs like belts and when I get into saddles the 4500 will be my main machine. Yes, Catalina water is pretty cold. Thanks for sharing! Can you post some pics of your work with the 4500 in this thread? I'm sure people would love to see it. I don't want to impose. Only if you are willing to. Thanks and have a great weekend everyone!

Colt, its worth the investment. Trust me. I have increased my belt production by at least 400%. Now I can actually build an inventory which will be very nice and put way less stress on me. I use to sew them all by hand...good luck bud!

Thanks guys! The customer wanted that blue so that's what I made him I actually think it came out kinda nice

Got it!! Thank you so much!

A few more belts I made with the Cowboy 3200...

Ok...one more. Trying to give you guys a few different belt views of work I've done with the Cowboy 3200 for my business. Enjoy...

Haha! Yeah Ryan is great. Let me know how it works out. It's worth the investment if your in business or plan on getting serious about nice, high quality stitch work and more production. Good luck!

Thanks guys! It's amazing how when you get a machine that treats you right, how your imagination goes wild with all of the projects you can do. I'm still getting the hang of it but with time I should get better. Overall, very happy. If you can scrape the money together then get this machine. It's very well priced and if you have a leather business- then it is a must, I think. Cheers!

Here is a gun belt I made with my brand new Cowboy 3200. Picked it up from Ryan Neel at Neel's Saddlery and Harness in Ohio. Great machine...I love it!

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Hi Toolster! Here is a pic I snapped for you of the underside view of the stitch on the Cowboy 3200.

Hi Kep, I actually just punched one after the "Y". I havn't taken a photo of it just yet. It fits her great!

Well, here it is! The Cowboy 3200 sewing machine! Not much is written about this machine at it is still very new from what I understand. It is the little brother to the Cowboy 4500 and was what I could afford for my leather business. I received it yesterday and assembly took me about 3 hours from unpacking the 5 boxes it came in- to where I had it on. Great machine! I am new to sewing with a machine and I manufacture gun belts. This was very, very reasonably priced and Ryan Neel from Neel's Saddlery and Harness was such a big help. He walked me through sewing with it when I had never sewn with a machine like this before. He also helped with assembly questions. He was EXTREMELY patient with me and thorough with everything. If you are interested in the Cowboy 3200, then I would HIGHLY recommend it and that you call Ryan Neel at (330) 692-1418. Tell him that Francesco sent you. They are in Ohio and I am in Los Angeles and shipping (VERY well packed by the way) was only $210 for me. Very cheap considering there were 5 large heavy boxes. Look at the pictures and judge for yourself! Also, here is a very short video clip on YouTube of me sewing with it. I will do a full in-depth review on YouTube in the future.

Dog collar I made for my Pit Bull rescue Shelby. Enjoy! It is still in progress. Need to punch adjustment holes and waiting on d-ring

Hi Msdeluca! Thanks for getting back to me. I've talked to Ryan Neel from Neel's Saddlery and he has been great. I'm just going to go ahead and get the 3200. Sooo excited! Now I just have to learn how to use the machine. Im a total beginner with sewing machines and have little to no experience.