Defensive Line Leathers

It does not lock. Not sure if there is a unit like this that does.

Cowboy CB800 splitter/skiver for sale. Functions perfectly. $120.00 plus freight or $155.00 I pay freight. Will ship CONUS only.

Everything is SOLD. Thanks for looking.

Embosser and all dies have been sold.

See additional thread above.

List of Blue Guns. Down to 64 Bluegun Balance.xlsx Also, belt embosser sold to turbotexas

Cowboy CB4500 for sale. (pick up only North Central Ohio). Fine working order. Used for holsters and small leather items. Rated to sew up to 1" leather. $2000.00 firm. Cowboy Leather Model 8116 leather splitter. Needs adjustment $750.00. Leather Belt Embosser with embossing dies. $300.00 Over 100 Blue Guns. Price depends on how many you want. Don't have to sell so prices are firm and fair. Call or text me at: 440-522-8410

SOLD

Additional information: good for sewing Chaps, bags, Belts, billfolds, wallets, chinks, etc. Can sew light weight to medium weight (1/4" to 3/8") thickness leather. Uses size 46 - 138 thread.

Cowboy 0797 Flatbed Walking Foot sewing machine (used 2 times) for sale. Bought this along with my CB4500 and never really used it. Immaculate condition and like new. Pick up only. North Central Ohio. $1050.00 Email me at tim@defensivelineleathers or call at 440-522-8410 Not looking for trades...

I apparently have not made myself clear in asking the question. It wasn't for an 8+4 box case. Either an 8 or a 4 box case. The one pictured is an 8 box with a front accessory bag. They also make a 4 box similar to that, but half the depth. They can be made like that plus 2 side bags for more accessories. No, no one makes a 12 box case,. The max is 8 boxes, which in itself, is kinda heavy. I'll check out the Stohlman reference. Thanks.

Update on this....I took advice from all who contributed concerning the "V" groover. After sharpening as I described in the above message, I started wetting the leather (just like casing it) and then took smaller amounts of material on each pass. I didn't adjust the depth each time, but angled back to start and tilted forward on every pass. Works very well. Really helped out since I just grooved 10 shot shell pouches that needed 6 grooves each. Thanks again for the help. Hopefully I can help someone in the future also. Tim

Have recently started doing more trap shooting accessories and made my own patterns for pouches, muzzle tabs, etc. Looking for a pattern for a 8 box and a 4 box Trap Shooting bag. Anyone have anything like this? Similar to the attached picture (Shamrock Leathers) Appreciate the help. Tim

Thanks for the reply guys. I figured out about the burr on the inside.This is what I did. Had a stone that I use to polish the angle on a sear durung trigger work, and lightly stoned the outside. Then I stoned the inside with the stone that is exactly at 90 degrees. Took enough off to sharpen and then stropped it a bit. I admit I was trying to take too much at one time, so I'll try your advice on taking a little at a time. I'll also wet the leather to see if that helps. Side note: I am not a new member. I have been a member here for a few years and have had posts listed. What happened to my old info? No big deal, just curious. Thanks again for the help. Tim

I use a "V" groove tool sometimes and have run into an issue with dulling. I tried to sharpen my old one and messed up the angle, so I purchased another. Worked great on 2 projects and then got extremely dull. I am grooving the unfinished side of the leather, so I am sure that makes a difference. Does the interior of the blade dull to the point that it just digs into the leather and not glide through it as expected? I did strop the exterior carefully following the angle, and it still digs. Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks,