Devid82

Thank you for recommending these machines. I'll have a look at them and see.

I have been thinking about swapping my flat bed for a cylinder arm and getting a post bed. Would a flat bed really be necessary for repairs? Also, I watched a few videos where people said that it is possible to turn a cylinder arm into a flat machine with an additional table.

If I had the possibility, I would get both machines. At the moment I don't have much space unfortunately. I was thinking about a cylinder arm until my dad started confusing me saying that the one I need is a post bed.

Hi everyone, I would need some help from you as I'm not really sure which sewing machine will suit my needs best. I live in the UK. I started a motorcycle leathers repair business last year and currently working from home. I have a flat bed walking foot sewing machine and looking to purchase a second one. Now the thing is that, with a flat bed, I really struggle when I have to do top stitching or get inside arms and legs for example. So I'm not sure which one of the 2 to get. Also, some times it happens that I would need to sew through plastic, like knee, shoulder and elbow protections. Please see picture below to get an idea of the kind of plastic I just mentioned. I know that the post bed is ideal to sew through plastic for different reasons, but would I be able to get inside arms legs etc without a cylinder arm? What would you do? Thank you very much in advance. Devid

Hello everyone, I'm new here even though I've been browsing this forum for a while. I've just started a motorcycle leathers repair business in the UK and currently looking for kangaroo leather and some Schoeller Keprotec stretch fabric and I'm struggling quite a lot trying to find them. Please see photos picture below. Does anyone know of any suppliers, preferably in the EU, that sell these materials by any chance? Thank you in advance