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Python Shoulder Holster for a 1911
chasman52 replied to chasman52's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
THANK YOU ALL . I'm almost out of python now but I'll post again soon. -
Python Shoulder Holster for a 1911
chasman52 replied to chasman52's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
I don't have the time. The tanneries in Florida charge a lot to properly tan the hides. -
Python Shoulder Holster for a 1911
chasman52 replied to chasman52's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
I've done a few of those, but I'm low on the Python now. too expensive -
Python Shoulder Holster for a 1911
chasman52 replied to chasman52's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
here's another Python colt ....er it might be a Kimber. LOL -
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"Oil is cheap compared to replacing parts!" and the two hours production I lost. BoB are those parts available? The screw/pin? the assembly? cost.? Bob, thanks for the advise .!!
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I got rid of the squeak for now by disassembling & cleaning these areas up and polishing the screw/pins. highlighted by the arrow. there was some galling in one of the pins. I smoothed it very lightly with white rough and crossed my fingers. AFTER AN HOUR, The squeak is gone for now, but i will look into replacing these parts if it comes back. In the future I will not overlook the required maintenance these area requires. REMOVE THE COVER AND OIL AS RECOMMENDED!!
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Yes I did. I was able to lessen the rub by loosening the screw 1/4 turn. ( the screw left and below the one in the pic with an arrow
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Oiled holes in the assemble and all next to it. it helped but the galling sound persists. can I disassemble and clean ,polish? Will that help. Machine still runs excellent . NOTE: correction- arrow in picture pointed to wrong joint. the joint to the lower left is the noisy one. I have disassembled , cleaned and reoiled, but slight noise still heard if run slow.
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I will do that and be right back
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I know the cause is poor maintenance, or time, or both, but what can I do before it gets worse? This bearing is bad. I know it because if I loosen this 1/2 turn the squeek stops. Anyone familiar with this assembly that can advise much appreciated!!!!!! Charles C3leatherworks Miami Fl.
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COMIC BOOK HOLSTER
chasman52 replied to hashtagartz's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
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Need advice on my new to me cobra4
chasman52 replied to chasman52's topic in Leather Sewing Machines
JLS: & Wiz Great pic JLS!!! it worth more than 2000 word. You assumed correct. I removed the spring before I took the picture. Those springs seem so brittle. So I called the manufacturer The Leathemachine company sent me a new spring and the translucent sticker. Now,I have a little more upper tension adjustment with 207 thread, I sent them(leathermachineCo) the picture of the bobbin and they said it can be run like that. I've been using it at 6 SPI. I haven't experimented with a longer stitch yet. I'm still feeling my way along. I thinks I've viewed every cowboy, , cobra , juki 441 video I could find. I need to check out Techsew It does very well with 277 and 207 at 6 spi. Thanks for the replys you guys rock Charles C3leatherworks Miami FL.