ps0303

This has been sold.....

I have for sale a Cobra Class III machine that is in excellent shape. I hardly used the machine. I did purchase it brand new. It is all put together and has all of the attachments it came with. I no longer am doing leather work and need to sell this to pay some bills. I am asking $1500.00. I am located in Tampa, FL and if you can't pick it up locally you will need to arrange for shipping. This machine is in great shape and has very little hours on it. Please email me at ps0303 at hotmail .com Serious inquires only. I wish to sell this ASAP. Thank you.

Used Cobra III sewing machine. All put together and ready to sew. The COBRA Class 3 will sew from 6 oz to 7/8" leather including skirting, all types of tack, bullet loops, chap leather, and everything in between with ease. Comes with many new features including our new style heavy duty multi-purpose presser feet. They are strong and compact, allowing you to sew in small areas easier than ever before! The Cobra Class 3 comes complete with heavy duty pedestal stand on wheels, Digital DC Servo Motor, SR2 Heavy Duty Speed Reducer, extra needles, extra bobbins, thread, roller edge quide, tools, oil, and manuals and much more. It has probably 10 hours on it if that. One spool of white thread and one spool of black thread. I will also throw in some 6/7 leather and all of my tools. Not a lot of tools but enough to get someone started in leather working. Asking $2100.00 + shipping. Remember it includes tools and the leather.

Yeah I need to stop being cheap and get it hosted some place. I will have to work on that tonight. I will also fix the pictures. Thanks for the feedback.

What do you think of my web site? Lone Wolf Holsters I have had it up for a year now. Do you think I should make any improvements to it?

The weight was 8/9 oz.I don't recall the leather type.

I just finished this one as a prototype. Gun seems to bind on draw.

Dwight, Is this what you are talking about? Post #14. http://leatherworker...=1entry141898 Post #15 on this one. http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=16172&st=0&p=103086&hl=beeswax&fromsearch=1entry103086

Several glocks that I know of are the same frame. The 21 is different. Glock 26/27/33 Glock 17/22/31 Glock 19/23/32

Man that is nice work. Like Denster said, you sure you haven't done this before?

Very nice. What does a side view of this look like? I've often wondered how to construct one of these. I have an idea but not sure if I am on the right track or not. Care to share any info on the construction method you use?

Particle you are rockin-n-rollin those avengers. Do you always put the sweat shield on them? Seems like a little extra for a OWB holster. Just curious. Great job though!

Yes the buckle clips on to the end of the belt. Your picture is interesting.

I was asked to do a belt but with no buckle. They have their own clip on buckle. What is the best way to attach the keeper to this belt?

Thanks Dwight. I shall look that tool up. BTW, It must be a requirement for the lady in the sewing dept. to have glasses because it sure seems like every wally world has one.