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GeorgiaK

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  1. Thank you! Keeping my fingers crossed
  2. Thanks Mark! I decided against buying after your comments. It doesn't worth neither the time nor the effort.
  3. Thanks for suggestion! I hadn't noticed this detail. I'll go check out a Fortuna I've found and I hope to bring it home with me.
  4. Thanks Matt! You have a point. I haven't thought about the extend of the damage. Thanks Jimi! I found a Fortuna machine from a workshop that closes and I'll go check it out.
  5. I found this Fratelli Alberti skiving machine that comes without motor and table at a very low price. Do you it's worth getting it?
  6. I've recently discovered an ad selling a Pedersen skiving machine at a good price. I'm not familiar with this brand. Could anyone give me information on the machine?
  7. Thanks for the info! I'll check the sites. Someone told me that leatherhouse.eu offers free shipping in EU when they ship without tracking and I might give a try.
  8. Could you suggest a shop that sells Aquilim 315 in Europe? Shipping cost can be sometimes higher than the actual product and I would like to have some options to choose form. Thanks, Georgia
  9. I've bought a stitching pony and some knives from www.leprevo.co.uk. Nice quality at a great price.
  10. Hello everybody! Could you give me some tips on sewing hair on cowhides? I'll be using a Pfaff 335. Should I handle it in any special way? Should I pay attention to anything in particular? Thanks, Georgia
  11. Hello! You could try Leather Cosmos. https://www.leathercosmos.com/ They're located in Greece, their prices are great and they're very helpful. They have a large variety in leather, much larger than what is displayed on their site. I shop from them all the time and I like their quality. Hope I could help
  12. Thanks! These feet are lifesavers. I think I spotted them in College Sewing site.
  13. You're right. I need to keep in mind leather thickness plus the cord.
  14. I hadn't considered this fact. I had in mind fabric but leather is so much thicker.
  15. Well I mainly sew bags and I would like to try also duffels.
  16. Thank you! You're right. It's good to know European resources. It reduces the shipping cost.
  17. Hello! I just bought a Pfaff 335 with the valuable help of some members of the forum. It came with the standard walking feet (1/4"). Which other feet would you suggest to buy? I was thinking of the 1/8". Georgia
  18. It looks like I need to do some shopping
  19. Finally the fun begins. I have to learn a lot of things and ask again a lot of questions. Thanks again for your help!
  20. Thanks! It was a bargain and I'm overly excited! I'm very lucky because his shop is very close to my house so he was willing to deliver it.
  21. Thanks everybody for your help. I tested the first machine and it's working great so I decided to buy it. The final deal includes the 335 with plain walking feet, servo motor and 2-year warranty for 650€. I'm anxiously waiting for it to be delivered Georgia
  22. Thanks for the feedback! I totally agree with your suggestion about local sellers since I'm inexperienced with industrial machines. Plus they offer me a warranty for 1 or 2 years. My main concerns are whether the country of production affects seriously the machine's quality and the clutch vs servo motor. I'll make my decision soon though because I really want a Pfaff!
  23. Thanks again for the great tips! Georgia
  24. Hello! Sorry to bother you again but I would like your opinion. I found another Pfaff 335 (from Taiwan this one and not from Germany like the previous 335) with walking foot instead of a binding. The vendor has repaired it and gives me a 1-year warranty. The price is €600 (€200 less than the other one) and he can sell me the set foe binding for €100. He also sells an Adle, a Necchi and a Seiko but he recommended the Pfaff which is the cheapest by the way. I'm confused! What would you advise me to do? Which one would you choose?
  25. Love it! I like the way you hide the strap connectors with the straps. Great idea!
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