DrmCa
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About DrmCa
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Leatherworker.net Regular
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http://www.dressmaker.ca
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Gender
Male
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Location
Ontario, Canada
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Interests
All things sewing.
Metalworking.
Woodworking.
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Leatherwork Specialty
Gloves, purses, furs
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Interested in learning about
Holsters, belts
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Are you Bob Ross's reincarnation?
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Amazing ornaments!
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Genius! It's exactly the topic that I was looking for. How did you find it?
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DrmCa started following made my 1st journal cover, \# 69 thread #19 needle, Leather strap sticking to needle and and 1 other
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That's how it is supposed to work.
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Got it! Thank you!
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Could the foot pressure be set too low, on top of what Wizcrafts said?
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Low Profile/Buckle Foot for Adler 69
DrmCa replied to nycnycdesign's topic in Leather Sewing Machines
I too am confused. The listing says in its title that it is for Adler 69. What is causing your doubts? -
Yes, that's the one I meant. NP!
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I am referring to the right-most bit in the row #4 from the top. Between the cone and what I refer to as pancake.
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Needle files should do just fine. Dremel kits also come with diamond 45 degree slot tools that can be used as well.
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I was going to make something like this but when I received the quote for cat 8 machine screws from the local fastener chain I realized that it is cheaper to buy boutique leather goods.
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Finally, received the 30 strap package and went through it. Overall, it is pretty useless, no different from other "deals" I've seen elsewhere. I got: 1x of 1 1/2" strap with a very minor flaw, that a nice belt can be made from. 3x of 1" straps that Okay belts can be made of. 4-5x 3/4" straps that can be used for bags. 3-4x 3/4" strap that will make nice loops for a cartridge belt. 1x totally ruined 60% belt Several short 1 3/8" straps in natural with black edge paint. Overall, it is a total loss of $45 plus $35 shipping and $30 duties of which I might recover $30. Won't buy again.
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It is not on the back of the dial. It should be under the plunger, inside the casting, over the thinner step of the plunger.
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I really wish I knew a factory in the US that makes snaps locally. I would then buy from them only and screw China.