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Thanks for the replies, shoe soles makes sense, I should have mentioned it has a circular blade not a bell shape blade
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Ok sorry I did not realize this I will suggest the poster on the other other forum posts it here
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Hi all Does any one recognize this I thought it may be a strap cutter
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Nice work
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Looking for a pattern for a day sporran, I did a search although all the posts are old and none of the links work
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That Singer sight only sells domestic items, be aware that Singer is only a brand these days the Singer company has been gone for many years, if I were you I would look at the Cowboy sewing machines they are set specifically for leather use.
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Yep the one on Ebay is what I am looking for I will contact and see if I can haggle, only problem is the shipping,
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Getting desperate will consider overseas sale depending on price and freight
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Hi I want to buy a used Fortuna style skiving machine does not have to be pretty jusy 100% working, Australia only. international postage would make it too expensive china
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Hi all I received an email stating that Paul Burnett had passed away, I find it interesting that there is no mention of this on the forum. Can anyone confirm this or have I been sent a malicous email china
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Hi all, A questian for those who are smarter than my self, I have 29k71 shoe patccher I am attempting to sew some cordura and canvas however when I attempt to sew at right angles across a previous seem it just stops feeding and caused the thread to bunch up, Ihave tried increasing and decreasing the foot pressure and just about everthing else taht is adjustable all to no avail. Is this just a limitation off the machine or am I doing something wrong, other than this the machine works fine
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Thanks for the replies gives me something to go on when I see my mate
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Hi all I am about to upgrade to using a granit slab for tooling etc can someone tell me if the surface is normaly polished or just gound flat or does it make no difference, reason being is I won't be buying it from a tool supplier. I have a friend who is a memorial mason and it will not cost me anything
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Hi , Just thought I'd let you know the site has improved 100%, I have not visited for ages the site was just too slow. I can now visit more often knowing that i won't grow old (older) while waiting for topics to load
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Just to add my two cents worth people should make sure of their facts before they blagard others
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Yes the 132k6 is a walking foot machine, the thickest I have sewn on is about 9mm/3/8", I am told it will handle 5/8" easily although I have not tried anything that thick. They used to sew masonite door tims for cars with them. I also have a 45k cylinder bed I have sewn 1/2 with no effort on that machine, the 45k is not a walking foot.
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Hi all, Just a question to satisfy my curiosity, I very seldom here anything mentioned on this forum from the American users concerning the Singer 132k6, are they not popular , considered too old, hard to get ? Here in Australia they seem to be legendary, those who have them do not want to part with them. Many motor trimmers still use them on a daily basis, so what are your thoughts.
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Thanks They will be a good reference
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Thanks for that, yes they are all gold in colour and at least one has midas stamped on it. There are some earlier made craft tools that are with them plus a swivel knife with a gem tiped blade possibly a industrial ruby, plus what appesrs to be a swiveling type groover it is all ceased up I am working on cleaning it up. I will take some pics and post them in a fiew days just for interest
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Hi all I have just been given some leather stamping tools that were thrown out at a dump some of them are marked kelly tool co New Zealnd and appear to be very good quality can any one shed any light on them
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I like it, is it red back resistant