DieselTech

Nice work! I think she will appreciate & cherish that.

Get you 1 of these stitch aid remover plates. Or make 1. They make getting you punch out soo much easier. Makes a stitching job a lot more enjoyable.

Nice work. They look great! I think your feathers & sunflowers will be the hot seller. Or at least my favorite.

Nice work. They look great.

Welcome to the group. Bunch of great peeps here. Enjoy.

Looks great to me. Nice work. I havent done much figure carving, but hope to get that good. Have you seen or looked into the hair blades for your swivel knife or the freehand style hair blades?

Looks good. Nice work. How is the quality on that weaver #100 4" buckle? Thanks.

Looks good. I would say you did great for your 1st try. Nice work. Find some finer tooth burr bits for a less chattery rotary tool=less jumpy. Plus you will get a nicer finished surface.

@Patrick1 when I swap out to the #25 extreme needle plate & presser feet, will I need to make a walking foot adjustment. I watched a couple videos, but it wasnt for your needle plate & feed dogs. Thanks.

Thanks.

Nice looking watch straps. Great work! Is the brown leather Mahogany Buttero by Conceria Walpier? Thanks.

Thanks. I appreciate it. That is exactly what I was hoping for. I plan on using only 2 thread sizes 138 & 277, & I was planning on using a 138 thread for my lighter projects.

Thanks. What do you think is the thinnest leather is you have sewn up with the narrow needle plate & feed dog & get good results?

Yeah I have heard this on more than 1 occasion. Lmao I'm not sure how the blanket foot even works, been trying to find a video but no luck. I did purchase the HE&P narrow needle plates & feed dogs, plus his presser feet. Is there any other presser feet you find handy? Thanks.

Welcome to the group. Bunch of great peeps here. Enjoy!

Yes I would get both of them sizes of harness needles. Lol I fought my stitching when I started as well, due to too big & the wrong needles.

Guys & gals I recently ordered the cobra class 4 premium package with the extra accessories. My question is: Are the Juki TSC 441 feet compatible with the Cobra class 4? Is there any other presser feet recommendations for the cobra class 4 I should buy? I was curious if these juki 441 piping/welting feet will work on my cobra class 4? Are these feet to help aid in making piping or for sewing the piping to the edge of the project? Is there a binding attachment for the cobra class 4? Thanks.

You dont have to have both needles in the hole at the same time. But yes smaller needles will help. I use a john james 002 & 1/0 harness needles.

Looks like a 1/4" double cap rivet to me. Not sure what shank length, since 1 is not pictured.

I'm hoping the same here. I wish RockyAussie wasnt in OZ, I would like to have some of his molds. Lol I need to get off my butt & just make them. If you dont mind me asking, what needle plate# & thread size do you mainly use all the time? Thanks.

Beautiful saddle! Nice work. It looks great. If you dont mind, is there any physical patterns for saddles out there? Basically a paper pattern for each piece of leather on saddle construction? Thanks.

Well keep us posted. I'm curious to see how your repair work turns out.

Yeah I think I seen that same video. It talks about achieving a angle stitch with round holes. But i of course cant think of it as well. I do remember it's all about your cast over thread & how you cast it over your needle. Also it talks about the direction the threads are pulled/tightened when pulling up the stitch. I think 1 thread needs pulled up high & to the right, while the left thread is pulled down & to the left.

Thanks Hags. Yeah I got the narrow plates & feed dogs, so I have the ability to sew lighter/thinner projects. I have also read that the narrow plates & feed dogs work/perform soo much nicer when sewing. Cant wait to get the machine.

Thanks Bruce. Nice work on the briefcase & dopp kit. Beautiful work.