
Scoutmom103
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The edging reminds me of what pinking shears do on fabric. I've seen some advertisements for pinking/edging machines under leather working machines on ebay.
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Beautiful. Can't wait to see the table and what you make with her.
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Hi my daughter suggested Metamorphosis Metals in Raleigh NC. Metamorphosis Metals- Unique artisan jewelry, handmade in Raleigh, NC She has had them do some jewelry for her and said they ship all over the World They have done pieces for people in many different places.
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Beautiful, love the contrasting wood.
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Thanks Bob
Amazing to watch the old machinery and how they did so much in house. I've watched a little of the video each day since you posted.
Thanks Chrisash
I watched the video you posted first. Thanks
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Beautiful. Love the lock and the broguing. Is the broguing part of the pattern, or your addition to the case.
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Nice. Is it laced or stitched together to form the tube that goes on the handle?
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Beautiful knife, also love the wood handles on the Browning.
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Very nice
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Welcome
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looks good. Nice job.
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Sorry for your loss. Fur babies give us so much love.
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YW. I love Landwerlen's. It's like stepping back in time, and they are very friendly and helpful. They are a bit of a drive for me, but worth it.
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Welcome. Check out
Landwerlen Leather Company
landwerlen-leather-co.business.site365 S Illinois St, Indianapolis, IN 46225 Great place. Near Lucus and Union Station. -
Welcome Catharina.
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Thanks for sharing. That was amazing the beauty he created with minimal tools. The old cast iron sewing machines (esp. singer, or singer based) are great. Nothing fancy, but wonderful stitches when they are cleaned up, and they can be on a treadle, hand crank, or external motor. Parts are readily available and relatively inexpensive.
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Very nice. Very detailed work.
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Beautiful work as usual.
On 2/2/2022 at 1:29 AM, Danne said:Thank you Spyros
Yes, the external panel is lined (but only glued at the edges, which I like because it gives the wallet a less rigid feel when the veg tan is vegetable tanned cow) I wouldn't recommend to do this without a test pieces first, it needs to be glued in a fully closed position, for example around a cutting board from Ikea) I have a jig I made that is 10mm thick. It's hard to explain, but when glued it's important that the lining is slightly stretched when glued in place for it to fold in a nice way. And the dimensions have to be planned well for a correct gluing distance from the edge.
I would recommend a 90 degree jig or a 60 degree like the one I have to the left.
Yes, the "card panels" are lined 0.5+0.5mm at 00:14 in this clip you see the back side of those panels. https://i.imgur.com/keYbhE1.mp4
Did you make both of your jigs? They are very nice, from what I can see in the picture.
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These are not industrial sewing machines and can't handle heavy leather. You might want to read about Singer 201-1 (Treadle Operated), 201-3 (BR external motor with belt drive) or 201-4 (hand cranked), or the K versions made in the UK between 1935-1962. 201-k, 201K3, 201K4, 201K21,23&24. . Germany also made a verson from 1935-1944? 201D (cast iron model as 201K3 etc.) There are forums regarding the Singer 201s and I think there may be a Facebook group of users. I think all of these models could use a servo motor in place of its current motor if needed. Here is a link to Harry Rodgers on youtube discussing it. Harry is a Leatherworker, if you haven't heard of him. Best Budget Leather Sewing Machine? - Bing video.
Any Singer 201 with -2 (I believe) has a potted motor which is attached directly to the machine and doesn't use an external belt. Most require checking out the wiring in the motor.
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Nice gift for your wife.
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Maybe a custom Bible Cover, or the custom holster if she has a need/use for it.
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Great Video and thanks for talking about how you made the plastic bag and seal it up.
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Ouch. I cut my finger in early Nov. sharpening knives I was using to cut tomatoes. Sorry to hear you have that many stitches. When they removed the stitches, I found using Vit. E cream (I purchased it at Walmart) on the scar was helpful as it continued to heal and close up.
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Very nice