Cobra Steve

Tor, I will see if they are available in 220 V. The shipping would be costly, but I would still like to know. Thanks, Steve

I can see one in your very NEAR future good buddy! Steve

Hello everyone. We would like to show you our latest product.........the MP Burnisher. Please click below. Thanks, Steve http://www.leathermachineco.com/product/cobra-mp-burnisher/

Welcome to LW! Glad you're here. Lots of good info and people here as well. Steve

Contact the Sewing Machine Dealers that have banner ads at the top of each page, they (including myself), will give you all the info that you will need to make your decision. Thanks Red Cent, hope all is well. Steve

THanks again guys! Steve

Hey guys, I agree with all of you. That makes it a 4 of a kind.........can't beat that! Steve

I used to have one of these in my collection years ago. Thanks for the memories! Steve

I agree with Geneva. Steve

That's alright Troy, Bob is a good guy and my friend. Steve

Thanks again everyone!

Thanks, guys!

Hello John. The Singer will be easier to get parts for if and when you need them. You may be able to sew wallets and belts, but may not work too well on your motorcycle seats. Steve

The COBRA Class 4 Premium package comes with all of the change over sets and accessories to sew from a #69 thread for upholstery to a #415 thread for extremely heavy materials. Yes, the ideal situation would be to have 2 machines, a flatbed for thread sizes up to 138, and a cylinder arm for 207 thread and heavier, but if you can only go with one machine, then always go for the cylinder arm because they are much more versatile. Thanks, Steve

Froim the picture,(and I could be wrong), it looks like you are using too small of a needle. I don't know what size is in the machine, but based on the thickness of the leather you should be using a #24 needle. Steve

Hi Austin. There are a few machines that will do what you want. Call the dealers that have the banner ads and I am sure that you will find the right machine. Thanks, Steve

Hi MrV. The Singer 212 G is a double needle machine that has the capabilities to sew with a 138 thread and up to a #23 needle. Parts are still available. Steve

I agree with Tor. Hey Tor, hope all is well! Steve

Eddie, as Wiz says, you will be better off with a triple feed machine. If you can swing a 16 1/2 inch arm, that would be your best bet. There are practically no limitations to the long arm machines. Steve

Thanks again, Steve

Thanks again. You are all the kind of people that make our industry one of a kind. Integrity is what drives us all and I am glad that I am associated with leather crafters all around the world. Thanks, Steve, Dave and the staff at LMC.

Thanks, Bob. Steve

Thanks, Paul, Troy, and Jack!

You might find a Luberto Classic, or a #9 somewhere. Steve

Hi Dawn. We have #18,20,21,and 22 needles for that type of work. Steve