BianVariani
-
Content Count
22 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
My new leather belt strap cutter and punch. https://variani.com
-
Leather Belt Press/Punch by Bian Variani https://variani.com https://www.instagram.com/varianibian
-
I made my first one about 25 years ago. I'm sure that after my posts are public you will see other similar prototypes and ideas of the design above and now with sizable and changeable inserts. It's okay I got a patent on the above 25 years okay. Thanks for the tip Bruce, I will contact my lawyer and see if we need to crack down on more people steeling my ideas. All over the internet I see fake people selling my brand/products.
-
No one on the planet has a leather strap cutter that has changeable and sizable depth inserts. This is an original concept. Are you saying it is similar because it has a ruler and a guide? That's like saying the first electric Tesla car is similar to the gas ford car from 1920.
-
This is what I use for a portable leather belt strap cutter. I made a bunch of custom sizing inserts in addition to the design. https://variani.com https://www.instagram.com/varianibian
-
That depends on the type of stitching you do. For my belt above in RED I used 5 times the length of the entire belt.
-
Here are a few custom designs that I made to cut the tip/ends of leather belt straps.
-
Ahh yes, I was editing the above in real time. Need time to update. And YES I'm known for grammar errors!!! I copy and pasted the fields as I was building the spot to input data. No big-deal. No I have not made any videos as of yet but it is on my to-do-list.
-
This is an example of a belt that I made with the machine above.
-
This is one of my 1st belt press/punch that I made for leather belt straps. This is the Hole-Punch for the machine above!
-
Right now I am building a custom marker design that will be more user friendly for my applications.
-
I use different markers for different colours. No cleanup needed, just put the cap back on and put it in a ziplock bag.
-
I have the air pressure end capped off with a bolt (not needed). You just can use the trigger and pump the paint to the felt.
-
This will always work, but I need perfect pressure and flawless paint strokes so I built the concept with the linear guide.
-
The problem I faced with my "Paint Gun Edge Painter Conversion" innovation is that it's too big and clumsy when your belt is sitting in 6mm groove and you need to get above it. The gun would hit the table BUT if you are free styling it and holding your product, then no problems. But I have better methods that work as well. Look at my post with the Spray Gun. All you need to modify is the tip. I customized everything in black.
