Scoutmom103

Looks good, what type of foam did you use between the layers?

Thank you for all the time and effort and the generosity of sharing your experiences and knowledge.

I had some very stuck parts on a Pfaff 145 I've been restoring as I find parts. I used PB Blaster, time, and some heat to get the parts to finally loosen up enough to get them apart without damaging them. I would apply the PB Blaster let it sit for a while then apply some heat (from a blow (hair) dryer and later a paint stripper gun set on low) gently try and pry up the stuck piece and repeat. Over time the parts came apart as the PB Blaster worked farther and farther between the stuck parts. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Blaster-11-oz-The-Original-PB-Penetrant-16-PB/205178591 https://www.amazon.com/Blaster-16-PB-Penetrating-Catalyst-11-Ounces/dp/B000I2079E some quick info.

Very beautiful. What a majestic pair.

That's beautiful.

I love your video's and all the information that you share. Not sure that I'll ever be doing more production type of work. I do love all the ways that you create what you need or ways to improve the process and the production process. Then I do love hardware stores and go on many bunny trails when I am in them. My Dad looks at ways to make what he needs from common products, etc.

Very nice bag.

Welcome

Welcome

Nice. Especially the carved lace hooks.

Wow!

Thank you for sharing this info.

Those look nice.

I only have a few pics and they aren't great. From what I can see, it probably doesn't have suction. Thanks for the link to the post.

I'm very interested in this thread and the suction funnel. I'm scheduled to pick up a Fortschritt (Has 2136 with Germany on a Tag, could be a inventory tag) in Mid January. It's being stored in a warehouse until I am traveling a couple of hours from the warehouse, so I can't get any measurements at this time. I will have to remove the skiver from the worktable to fit it in my Outback so I'll be able to get lots of measurements once I get it home. You do amazing work with the ways you come up with solutions to problems and ways to improve production and use of machines and processes. Thank you for being so willing to share and utilize those skills for others.

Very Nice. Love the bright colors of the thread and the paint.

I have done a few luggage tags out of chrome tan and burnished the edges of the window. I found putting the leather on a small piece of marble/granite (I get cast offs from a counter top company's scrap bin) that has a straight edge to hold it while I burnish it has helped. I can apply pressure to hold it down on the marble/granite while using my other hand with the burnishing implement.

very nice work.

very nice.

very nice color. Can you share details of what you used to make it.

Nice holster

Agree with Blue Duck. Really appreciate your willingness to share and help others.

Very Nice.

Those are beautiful. Thank you for sharing how you put them together and the amazing jigs you come up with to help your production. Love what you make on your 3-D printer.

I like it. Very nice.