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About Hags
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- Birthday 05/28/1954
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Sequim Washington
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Leatherwork, golf, fishing, shooting.
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Mostly holsters and sheaths
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Welcome! Lots of seniors here.
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Very nice! I have a LCP with a CT laser on it. My holster is very similar.
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Welcome! There is a lot of good info here. Look forward to seeing your work.
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Welcome! Looking forward to seeing your work.
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Hellcat with a holo and a little side trip!
Hags replied to Hags's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
Thanks guys. We've been lucky so far. 3 trips, 3 hook ups, 2 in the boat. Lost the first one to a broken hook at the boat.. -
I recently made this pancake for a hellcat with a holo sight. Fiebings USMC black with a Fiebings light brown reinforcing piece in a flag motif. Hermann Oaks 8/9 277 bonded nylon top and bottom Cobra class 3. Then I took a little side trip to the Straight of Juan de Fuca for a little halibut. Right around 50 pounds for this one.
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Who to purchase CB 4500 / Cobra Class 4 / Techsew 5100 from?
Hags replied to BliksemDonder's topic in Leather Sewing Machines
I seem to remember about $400. Had to have a drop gate truck. -
I do a lot of holsters and sheaths. 207 and 277 bonded nylon. Usually 277 top and bottom. I've had my class 3 for just about 4 years. Starting to feel comfortable.
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Who to purchase CB 4500 / Cobra Class 4 / Techsew 5100 from?
Hags replied to BliksemDonder's topic in Leather Sewing Machines
I paid for home delivery, not cheap. Call Makersleathersupply.com. they're in Elm Mott Texas. Maybe pick up there? -
Yeah, kinda hard to see.
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Fudging stitch length @ a border/corner: Cobra class 4
Hags replied to DieselTech's topic in Leather Sewing Machines
I watched a video by Ben Geisler about making belts. He removes the thread, starts at the tip, and "sews" (punching holes) down to the base. Then, assuming you haven't changed anything, put in the thread, and sew back up and around. You should fall the same holes and be dead on at the tip. -
Good to have you!
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Leatherstampmaker.com did mine. They also sell irons to heat them for branding on wood and other things.