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The cases I've made so far I sewed the long seam together both sides - wasn't thrilled with the resultant look of a flat protruding seam on either side. Since the typical length of a case is around 30 inches (plus the separate cap of a few inches) would a long arm patcher like the Singer or Adler you mentioned allow me to sew an overlap seam up to about 16 inches then turn my piece around for the rest? In other words, how long is the arm?

I just saw Wiz's in depth article of this subject and am now trying to digest all the info lol. But if anyone wants to throw out suggestions in the mean time...

I recently sold my Cobra 26 after realizing it was more machine than I needed for what I'm currently making. I've moved to making pool cue cases that utilize very light weights of leathers, including some exotics such as alligator, along with interior sleeves made with various felts. Now I need to pick up a machine that will handle these types of materials (hopefully with a net monetary gain in the process.) Any recommendations? Thanks!

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Price reduced: $2,300.00

Thank you!

Purchased new about one year ago. Set it up, ran perfectly for a few minutes, then I never used it! Absolutely as new condition. Comes with flatwork platform. Located in Northern California along the coast north of SF. Must pick up, or possibly I can meet somewhere to shave a few hours off your drive. $2,500.00 Thanks