Tkleather1

I have a used PFAFF 130 stitcher that I dont use. I would like to get 500 for it. this machine comes complete with industrial style table, extra belting, motor, extra needles and bobbins, and a light and thread stands. PM me with any questions youmight have. This is a good little chap machine I use a singer 3115 and need more room so I can get a Toro 3000.

Hey thanks for the input but I am having trouble locating them could you hook me up with a web address or a phone number. Thanks again

Here is a few more Like I said in the last post I have lots of pictures so if you have an Idea of somethignbut just dont quite know what to do if I cant help I can probably help point in the right direction

I am kind of new here, I used to log in as chinkmaker but some things changed and now I am Tkleather1. Now that I know how to resize my pictures I will post some of the other things that I was working on before my last shoulder surgery. So these are all about 5 months old or so but when I finally get my arm out of the darn sling I will post pics of my new orders and projects. Here is a little about me, I started doing Small stuff in my house and then a friend of mine wanted me to build his girlfriend at the time a pair of rodeo chaps( the blue ones) this was my first big project and that was two or three years ago. since then things really started to go crazy for me, I built a small leather shop out in my main mechanic shop and sealed it off so it was its own mess. and since then I have made roughly 30 to 35 pairs of chaps from lots of chinks and rodeo chaps to a few pairs of armitas and shotguns. I also do alot of little things like the clipboard covers and bible covers, I do a little bit of saddle repair all mainly for my friends but a few customers in that department every now and then,I have recently been looking into goin to a saddle school as I lost my regular job ( I used to work with Dually) due to the shoulder injury. I do a little of everything except heavy tack because all I have is a small stitcher Once I get my Toro 3000 I will have a fully functional saddle shop. So that in a nutshell is my leather life story and here are a few of my projects that I have on this computer I will not post anywhere near all of them but if you want to see something specific or if I can help anyone dont be affraid to ask and I will help however I can. P.S feel free to tell me what you like or dont and give all input youve got either positive negative or constructive critisism, Thanks to all.

All I use is a straight edge and a swivel knife with a straight hollow ground 3/8 blade.

heres some experimentation

Can anyone help me with uploading pictures the max size is 1.46 and mine are all 2.5+ is there a way to make them smaller. send me a pm of you can walk me through it. Thanks

I also have a singer 31-15 and a Pfaff 130 I like the Pfaff but it is just a little too light for me I do alot of chaps that I stitch 2 to 3 layers of chap leather and then a peice of toolin leather on top of that in spots but if you are making just belts it would be a good little stitcher. However the singer is the way to go for a lightweight table machine in my opinion (if I can cram it under the foot it will wtitch it). I do also want to get a toro3k but I need to sell the Pfaff before I can even think about that.

I am Looking for Camo print (Hunting not military) Chap leather 4-5oz. I can find military print on light weifht garment leather but I need a heavier and different print. Somebody makes it because alot of the PBR guys that were sponsored by Mossy Oak had chaps and vests both made with it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Man I know that anny bussiness can screw up but jeez lets beat the dead horse just a little longer. Come on LET IT GO, I order all of my chap hides from them. granted I am a small fish to them but I still get the best service and fantastic hides. I have oredered everywhere from one to 10 hides at a time and always get the same great service. So to all of you that listen to the last word. I GIVE THE HIDE HOUSE THE BEST POSSIBLE REVIEW