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About Kenl
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central Ky
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leather work, making muzzle loader, hand forged Knives, wood working, photography,
mostly photography and leather work lately
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Leatherwork Specialty
belts bags
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bags
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Welcome on board. What part of Ky are you from? I am located in Winchester just outside of Lexington.
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Bob from toledo as usual came through for me on the parts. Thanks Bob. NOw if i can get it timed right. been a chore!!
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OK thanks exactly what I was looking for. Just wanted make sure I was thinking correctly.
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Looking for advice. When making a kids one inch belt 21 inches long. Do you do the normal one inch spacing on the belt holes or 3/4 inch spacing. also 5 or 7 holes. Thanks
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Thanks guys I appreciate the information.Never have ordered from overseas not sure what to expect or how long it takes.
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Can someone tell me where I can find a rotary hook for my Adler 69 machine. Thanks
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It has been set up tO run 138 thread . They said it will run 138 top and bottom but suggest running 92 on the bottom. i was just wondering what others are doing.
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I have sold my CB 3200 and ordered a used reconditioned Adler 69. The 3200 was a great machine but just not what I needed. The 69 has a lot smaller dia. cyl. I will post some pictures when i receive it and get it mounted on a table that I am making for it. My question to anyone using this machine do you run a 138 thread top and bottom or a 138 on top with a 92 on the bottom.
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I'm absolutely ready to buy a HD Leather sewing machine!
Kenl replied to ComputerDoctor's topic in Leatherwork Conversation
I have a like new 3200 for sale. i have only sewn about 12 projects on it. A great machine i just dont use it. I know later on as my leather work grows I Will regret selling it but for now it is for sale to fund a different machine.