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DieselTech

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  1. I was going to do that. But since I am new to machine sewing I did not. I was afraid I would mess up the stitching when sewing around the corners. I might be able to still knock off the corners thou after sewn. Thanks.
  2. Yep what he said. When they come up for sale used. They usually sell quick. It is a great machine, I love mine.
  3. Thanks everyone. Much appreciated. Yes this is my spin of the Roper wallet. The actual design/ pattern of this wallet used card slots with the Tyvek material for the card pockets. I guess you could say I 1 upped it with the T-pockets. Thanks again.
  4. Guys & gals I made this long wallet or at least i think that's what it is called. Conceria Walpier Dollaro in the color whiskey. 5oz main body 5oz cash slot 2oz card pockets What do you guys think of it? Stupid design? What would you change? Let me have it! Lmao or I think. Thanks.
  5. Yep my cobra class 4 intimidated me for about a year before I finally jumped in head 1st & started using it. Lmao I am glad I had about 8 years of scrap saved back for practicing. Lol
  6. Yep nice work! I saddle stitched something like 4 belts & told myself I am getting a sewing machine or, my hand sewn belts need to go up in price.
  7. I know what will take the cosmoline out, but it is going to take the leather dye & everything else that's been applied to it, finish wise.
  8. Nice work. It looks great with the gunslinger stitch work. I bow down to you, if you hand stitched that fine specimen of a belt.
  9. Got me stumped! Unless somewhere in the world cosmoline is also another name for glue. The cosmoline I know of is a grease. Like my old WW1 WW2 weapons, were packed in cosmoline to preserve them when crated.
  10. Yeah I have not bought any yet either. It is high priced.
  11. Nice work. Looks good. I use Weldwood contact adhesive. & usually anything I glue leather wise, takes 2 coats on each piece.
  12. Nice work. They look great!
  13. You can buy YKK zipper by the foot or meter from SailRite I believe they keep most finishes too. Plus they got zipper stops & all the related zipper hardware.
  14. To the right person they could fetch some big bucks. Especially if they are operational.
  15. Rocky Mountain leather has your horse rump leather!
  16. Don't take anything apart!
  17. Nice work. Looks awesome. Can't wait to see the matching suspenders.
  18. I bought 3 different plates & feed dogs for my cobra class 4 thru @Patrick1 on the forum here. I got the #23 & #25 narrow plates & feed dogs. I also bought the holster plate & 1 other i cant think of at the moment.
  19. I guess I don't get what your asking. I don't think your stitch spacing should change. I got the the narrow feed dogs & needle plates for my cobra class 4. If anything the stitch spacing probably gets better.
  20. Looking good! Are you going to sew down both sides of the belt as well? Or does that particular pattern, not support such? Thanks.
  21. Thanks. I appreciate it. Thanks again for the tip. Gives me something new to try.
  22. Nice work. Looks great! Did the resolene make the leather that glossy? Or did you add another technique to get it to Shine like that? Thanks.
  23. Nice work. Looks good. I made mine from pressure treated mahogany.
  24. Nice work. They both are works of art. Both beautiful.
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