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Thanks for the info, I"ll check it out, Daniel

Thanks to all for the info. I contacted weaver and they will make a 2" inch wheel, but it's way out of my price range. I'm going to contact Mc Millan to get a price quote. thanks again, daniel

Hi everyone, I just wanted to know if there's such a thing as a 2"inch basketweave embossing wheel, if so where can I get one. im looking for something like the ones used for sambrowne belts, thanks Daniel.

Regis, the more I read it, the more I'm interested in the machine, do you still have it, and I'd like to talk to you about the shipping company you contacted to get an idea of the price. can you pm with your number? thanks, daniel

Justis, interesting tool, I've been looking for it on the internet since I read this topic, can you give me the name, and where to purchase it? thanks, Daniel.

Steve thanks for the info again, great shop. I just started working with leather about a year and a half ago, it was by accident and I realized I had something goin for me, but I truly enjoy chatting with profesinals. Sincerely Daniel

Steve thanks again, just want to confirm if the machine you listed is the one you use, or you're selling it? Daniel

Hello again, I've seen several holsters that use a type of plastic snap instead of a brass or nickel snap. It appears that the rest of the snap is metal, however the actual back piece is either made of plastic or has a plastic sleeve. This type is used where the metal from the snap touches any metal part of the weapon. Can any one tell me where to find this? Sincerely, Daniel

Art, thanks for the info. That's exactly what I was looking for. I have a Boss now, and I've been looking to upgrade to the Toro 3000, but I first wanted to check into the Puritan. Thanks again. Daniel

Steve thanks for the information. It sounds like overall it's a great machine, the no bobbin winding could delelete a lot of down time. I'm just curious if any one has ever used one of these to make a holster, and how what's better between a chain stitch, or lock stitch. thanks again Daniel..

I'm considering a puritan sewing machine, the same type that was used in how it's made to make a football, do any of you have one, or has used one? I have a tippmann at this time and it's been good so far, but the puritan has caught my attention, any comments would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Daniel.

I'm considering a puritan sewing machine, the same type that was used in how it's made to make a football, do any of you have one, or has used one? I have a tippmann at this time and it's been good so far, but the puritan has caught my attention, any comments would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Daniel.

Wow, Tony I appreciate the fast responce, one more question if you don't mind, do you have the website to fastsnap Corp. I've searched the web but I have not been able to find it. Thank for your help. Sincerely Daniel.

Hello everyone, I need help finding this type of metal backing that's used as re-enforcement for holsters. I'd like to also find the snaps at the ends that are used to hold the metal in place. Any information will help greatly, Thank you, sincerely Daniel.

Adding to this topic, can any one explain the liabilities of holster making? I've been doing leather work for approximately one year, 6 months ago I found this website, which I can't stop reading since. I finally moved on to holster making. Since my first holster 3 weeks ago, my friends have constantly bugged me to make one for them. I'm hesitant to make anything for any one because I don't know how liable I am with my products. Again, if any one can explain it to me, it would be great.