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Update November 2024. I have received a 1984 Sutton rapid E and other repair equipment in the purchase of a boot repair business in its entirety. Thank you for your response.
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Wanted Shoe manufacture machinery, and tools in the Missouri area. If you are not in Missouri, I will need freight shipping. You may contact me here or email. Glynns.ent@gmail.com
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Looking for Landis Rapid E outsole stitcher in Missouri area. If you have one for sale outside of Missouri, I require freight shipping. Contact me here or email glynns.ent@gmail.com
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Wanted Landis 12 K curved needle bobbin carrier.
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Hello MR.George. Good luck with your health issues. Inquiry for a friend. The MP4 with bottom feed only, and do you have the tools and the sharpening stone that came with the machine. Thank you for your time.
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What is your asking price for the lot some of the container….. glynn@ozarksleathersmith.com
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Selling sewing machines, kickpress, clickerpress.
Ozarksleathersmith replied to ldav's topic in Old/Sold
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Selling sewing machines, kickpress, clickerpress.
Ozarksleathersmith replied to ldav's topic in Old/Sold
What are you asking for the lot. glynn@ozarksleathersmith.com -
Climb the tree some more
Ozarksleathersmith replied to Ozarksleathersmith's topic in Leatherwork Conversation
Thank you sir. Come by and visit sometime. Coffee pots always on -
Climb the tree some more
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Here's a example of some of the smaller dies I have made with the Helmold bender. the three oval ones are for buckle tongue cutout for belts and straps. They could be used as is or welded inside of a strap billet die. The second picture shows the Helmold binder versatility making the oval dies. I also have made 1/16 of an inch to 1/2 inch punch tubes and weld them inside of a belt tip die for the tongue holes in belts holes and various other things. Here's a picture of the layout table with the steel rule bender jigs also. And a Knife die set from some of my plunder , and a sheath sample that was made from the dies. Leather work fun with all aspects of leatherwork. Have a great evening leatherwork brothers and sisters! -
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For the info I will. -
Not bad for a copy. And to quote your response to a previous post "I really like using darker handles and straps out of bridle to create a two-tone effect for my bags" don't see any darker handles here. Looks OK though.
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Not bad for a copy. And to your response to a previous quote"I really like using darker handles and straps out of bridle to create a two-tone effect for my bags" don't see any darker handles here. Looks OK though.
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leatherwork fun
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I don't make everything the same color. I make things of all colors of leather and I also use exotic animal skins such as python, rattlesnake, cobra water lizard and others. I just wanted to share some fun about folders and this single color was what I had available to post a picture of. I also make items out of cordura and canvas. And I also incorporate hot stamping of different colors. How about you show us some of your work so we can see what you're all about. -
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I know what you mean hand stitched. But you can put a folder on just about any sewing machine. They work well on flatbeds and cylinder beds too. Youcan make your own or buy one on eBay they’re listed by the hundreds. I make mine out of THIN aluminum sheet metal I buy at Lowe’s. I make the folder first, then I make the mounting bracket to fit the machine. Then epoxy the folder on the bracket in the right position While it’s on the machine. Put a piece of leather heavier to what you’re gonna use in the sheet-metal and then just fold the sheet melt to fit the leather. Give it a try. You can make a pretty good folder for under 10 bucks. -
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Yup it's cool and a lot of fun jrdunn. I make all of my tools, jigs, and sewing machine attachments.I encourage everybody to try to think outside the box and don't just buy something to do your leather work with. even the smallest handmade tool could turn out to be the best. -
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They overlap each other 1 inch, and that is adjustable here's a picture of the backside -
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You betcha Chuck. I have sold about 42 carry bags. Some leather ,some Cordura, some canvas. Works equally well on all types of material. The invention came out of necessity, which was a way to make the Carrie strap Match the bag material exactly. Works great for rifle slings t IMG_5857.heic -
I enjoy making all of my own tools, jigs, and sewing machine attachments. Especially the ones where I have been told that "its not possible".Heh heh. Here's a couple pics of one of the folders I made for my two needle post bed. It's to make bag strap's out of the same material the bags are made of, so the leather matches. Friends, you can do anything you put your mind to with enough patience and perseverance. Bag strap.HEIC
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Earlier in discussion I showed some helmold dies and here's another one is it uses I found for the device. This is a sample of cutters for the slot for the buckle tongue to go through. Can be used for anything including belts straps and other related items.Oval cutter 1.HEIC Oval cutters 3.HEIC
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Here at the Ozarks Leathersmith I use old world craftsmanship combined with skills and knowledge I have developed for over 56 years. My two main interests and skills are Leatherwork and sewing. At an early age I realized I had been given a gift to develop, and that there was a tree of knowledge. Focusing on these two skills I climbed that tree until I came to a branch that was relevant. I went to that branch and learned everything I could. Then went back to the main trunk of the tree and practiced. Onward to the next branch always focusing on my two main interests, leatherwork and sewing. I am still climbing the tree……… Every waking day I am grateful to be able to walk in the shop and design, invent, or create something. I believe each and every leatherworker has that feeling. Last year I was fortunate enough to buy out a helmold die factory. I purchased Helmold Standard bender, bendall bender, steel rule miter, steel real cutter, tons of steel rule die material and several complete bending die sets. The die sets are more than complete. They contained a 50 year collection that the old company had. I have had great fun teaching myself how to use the Helmold benders. So far I haven't made about 50 cutter dies of various shapes. Oddly enough the most fun has been making my own punch tubes from a 16th of an inch in diameter to quarter-inch in diameter and welding them inside my belt billet tips. I originally wanted to purchase a foot press die table, but I soon learned in no way could the foot press table Match the intricate shapes that I would be creating....... Die table.HEIC Knife dies.HEIC Boat patches.heic
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Serious buyer. buyer what would you take for the lot glynn@ozarksleathersmith.com
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Buying used. Looking for Adler 205, Console 227B. Machine head only. Working or repairable condition. Buying Helmold dies. Buying steel rule pre-sharpened any brand. (No creasing rule) Buying embossing dies w/one inch bore. Brass or steel. No poly dies. Must be able to ship. Contact email - Glynn@Ozarksleathersmith.com
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