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  1. For sale, used Randall NSB belt bevelers. I have 4 to choose from. from $2000 to $3200 I also have a Galli Tc 3000 for $3500
  2. Hello, I have recently picked up a 29k71 (electric but using the hand crank) and I got it sewing cloth, finally. Although when im sewing anything over 1-2 oz veg tanned leather it does not move the leather with the foot. With a little push of the material it feeds kinda alright but if I stop applying pressure its back to not pushing enough and thats not the way its suppose to be so I would like to know whats wrong and get it fixed. I understand that these machines are old (I think mines from '64) and parts wear. Any help would be much appreciated. take care all! happy sewing!
  3. Leader of my own company creating hand made leather helmet fronts for fire helmets. Out of Pennsylvania I receive calls all over the USA from firefighters wanting my product. I love doing this passion and there is nothing else in this world I'd rather do. Some shields are more challenging then others making it the perfect blend of different challenges. Thank you for membership, for I'm sure I may have unsuccessful challenges I might need help with in the future.
  4. Hi and happy new year! I came across this leather shown in the picture. Any idea about what leather is it or the technique to achieve this two-tone look (tan + yellow)? Is it a tan leather painted with yellow (acrylic?) dye or some yellow leather dyed brown? Or some pull-up leather? Or a natural veg. tanned leather dyed with tan and yellow dyes at different areas? Any help with this mystery leather would be very appreciated!
  5. Hi, I am looking for someone to recreate my boyfriends wallet that was his grandfathers. I have been told it was made by someone who used handmade stamps so it will be hard to recreate. Im just trying to find someone who can recreate it as close as possible! I can email pictures but it won’t let me upload them here
  6. For sale used Randall NSB beveling machine $2900. The machine is in El Paso Tx. buyer pays for the shipping. No international shipping. Sold as-is. Items on the table are not included. I also have an older one for $1500. A new machine at Randall Campbell cost around $5000. Email me for more info. ricksaulg@aol.com
  7. Hello everyone, Firstly excuse my English it is not the best. I work with leather and have a question if anyone is able to help. I recieve from friend a old large intact python skin. It is dry, brittle and not in best condition but is it possible to treat for use in some project I have? Any information anyone can give me is big help to me because would be nice to use the skin and not let go to waste. Thank you all :)!
  8. Looking for a nice, used cobra 4 sewing machine! Does anyone know of someone who could help? I live in Columbus Ohio. if you have one you want to sell, please let me know!
  9. I’m just getting into working with veg tan and im have issues with it not dyeing evenly I’ve been using feibings stains/dyes and the instructions says something about using a cleaner before dyeing but it doesn’t say what the cleaner I should use? Or should I be using different dye?
  10. Guest

    Printing on leather

    Hi guys, Been going crazy trying to find a solution to printing on leather. I have a leather jacket I am interested in putting a graphic on the front and on the back. I've been reading some forums on here saying to use either the screen printing method or sublimation in order to get the image onto a leather jacket but is there another way thats possible? My graphics are very detailed images so I don't think screen printing would give me the result I'm looking for. I know it's possible though, as I've seen a lot more designers use some sort of method to transfer images onto their leather. I have been getting a lot of "no's" from companies saying the only real way is to have the print made before the jacket is, but is there another way to transfer an image? Would love your feedback and if anyone knows any companies that may be able to help!
  11. “Furniture Clinic” Professional Leather Care/ Repair Kit++ : Pick up only in Hamilton, ON Please view this ad: https://www.kijiji.ca/v-other-business-industrial/hamilton/furniture-clinic-professional-leather-care-repair-kit/1468645064?utm_source=com.google.android.apps.docs&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=socialbuttons&utm_content=app_android Price: $ 950 I am offering an amazing deal on everything you need to start your own Leather Repair Business, or for the leatherworker to do professional repair and dye jobs. I purchased all of this four years ago, but ended up pursuing a different career. 99% of all of this product is unused and as new. It has barely been touched at all. You get everything in the attached pictures and listed below. The manuals that come with the kit give excellent detailed instruction on every repair or colouring challenge you may face, and you can also call the makers, Furniture Clinic, for assistance or advice. The kit allows you to mix any colour needed. You can check out furnitureclinic.com to see what all of these products do. I am offering much more here than is in the kit they have on the website and it is all-together worth at least $1800 Canadian new. I am offering it all for $950. I am sorry it would not make sense for me to sell any items separately. It sells as one lot. Please see linked ad for all items included, as my formatting is lost here: 1 Litre Leather Ultra Clean, 1 Litre Leather Prep, 1 Litre Alcohol Cleaner 1 Litre Leather Protection Cream 500ml Leather Ultra Clean 500ml Leather Binder 500ml Leather Revive 500ml Adhesion Promoter 500ml Leather Finish Matt 500ml Leather Finish Gloss 250ml Cross Linker X 250ml Dye Fixative 250ml Leather Stain Remover 250ml Leather Degreaser 250ml Flexifil 250ml Heavy Filler 250ml Acid Wipe 150ml Leather Mousse Foaming Cleaner 100ml Leather Aroma Spray 50ml Grain Repair 50ml Leather Glue PU 15ml Grain Copier Hardener Half-bottle of Magic-Zymes Original Odor Eliminator 30ml Mixing Cups 35 x Plastic Pallet Knife Assorted Sandpaper, Scouring Pads, and Sanding Sponges Assorted Terry Towels, and Cotton Cloth Paint Stir Sticks Colour Matching Swatch Booklet and Guide Huge Stanley FaxMax Toolbox with Shelf, as pictured Rolling Case with many optional dividers for storage and transport Cleaning, Repair and Restoration Manual 14 Paint Strainers Syringe Tampico Scrub Brush 288 page Full-Colour “Leather Care Compendium” Book by Kim and Axel Himer 0.01 to 200g Scale (will require batteries) Daylight Magnifying Lamp for natural-light colour checking 5 x 1500 yard spools of High-speed bonded leather sewing thread 4 Sponges 7 x 250ml Leather Re-Colouring Balm in: Dark Brown Tan Maroon Medium Brown Ivory 2 x Black 16 x 250ml Pigments (Standard Colours) plus 250ml Matting Agent: JS Black HC LS Blue LC MS Yellow LC NS Red LC PS Green QS Yellow RS Blue HC TS Yellow Oxide US-N Orange VS Red HC WS Umber XS Black LC YS Red Oxide ZS Violet BS Magenta KU White All of this stuff manages to fit into the two transport boxes, so that you have a fully mobile business. I also have an Iwata Power Jet Lite Air Brush Compressor that I would be willing to part with for an additional $400, but you would need to buy your own airbrush. Using an airbrush is the most efficient and even method of applying dyes and finishes, rather than just using a sponge.
  12. Hi. I'm looking for a 1/4" or so thick strap that is about 1" wide, finished on both sides and about 5' long. This would be for a dog leash for a serious puller. (She's a recent rescue who is just learning her manners and oh my is she stubborn. Where would I order such a thing, please? Thank you!
  13. My first post here, and my first serious project. Had no idea what to do, how to go about it, and more importantly - what I wanted. Not without mistakes, but I figured it all out in the process and learned. Ready for more
  14. Put my hand up at an auction last week, bought 4 tons of leather from a Leather Factory in Lynn Ma that made high fashion handbags, portfolios and other leather goods for the travel and fashion industry. Really an amazing collection of Weights, tanning methods colors and textures. Small scraps to whole hides, various species. I am not an expert in identifying leather so if you are in the area please bring your expertise and come check it out. Prices as low as $2 per pound and $2 to $7 per square foot depending on weight finish and condition. When I say some thing for everybody I am not exaggerating. Nubec, latigo, prints, raw, oil, colors chrome etc. You can see photos and message me here at FB market place. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/386611275340297 or call or txt at 6o3 fivefive3 l49five
  15. The Dromedary Club is looking for an experienced leather crafter with management experience to come and run our public leather workshop and leather crafting team. We are a unique company that is growing rapidly after opening our first shop this year in January. In addition to being a public leather workshop specializing in custom work, we are a coffee shop, classic barbershop, and customization shop for t-shirts, hats, laser engraving, and embroidery. We specialize in being something of a community hub, with 4 leather crafting workshops each week, a coffee workshop, movie night, biker Fridays and Furry Friend days on the weekends. Take a look at our website to get a better idea: http://www.thedromedaryclub.com or our Instagram feed https://www.instagram.com/thedromedaryclub/ In addition to crafting amazing products yourself, you’ll be in charge of our 6-person leather team which we are adding to rapidly, you’ll also work closely with the design and customization departments on new products. The Dromedary Club has invested heavily in professional-level equipment from Cobra Sewing Machines and Strap Cutters to a 24” CNC splitter and digital controlled skiving machine. We also have a clicker press for pattern cutting, a CO2 laser engraver/cutter, a Fiber laser engraver/cutter, and a CNC embroidery machine. This allows us to make almost any kind of products the customer can dream of. In addition to all of our other uniqueness, we do not use any cow leather. We specialize in camel leather, however, we also use horse, deer, moose, elk, and soon kangaroo. This is an opportunity for someone to get some truly interesting experience in a great environment with massive room for growth, the company is currently planning to open locations in 3 more countries over the next 2 years. We will provide a non-cancellable round trip air ticket to any successful candidate and we do NOT require anyone to hand over their passports. Ladies and Veterans Encouraged To Apply Experience: At least 5 years of experience crafting leather products both by hand and machine stitched At least 5 years of experience managing a team of 5 or more people Specific Responsibilities: Crafting Products to customer specifications Managing the leather crafting team, including: Setting work schedules Assigning projects and deadlines Quality control Training Creating and implementing a production system for leather products Working with the design and customization departments on new products Finding and working with suppliers for materials and tools Managing shows and events Managing shifts within the shop Salary Package: $3,000 to $4,000 per month depending on experience (this is the equivalent of $3,344 to $4,540 because there are no taxes, This applies specifically to US and UK citizens, other should please check the laws of their country) Studio Apartment Provided by the Company Full Medical Insurance 1 Months paid vacation + Round-trip airfare home every year 1 Months’ severance salary for each full year worked in the company Equity in the company is possible after the first year
  16. FULL (Chrome Tanned) WINTER BISON HIDE = $1025 (+shipping) We run a Bison Ranch out of Colorado and Arizona and offer the hides for sale as well as the meat. We just got back our Winter Hair-on Hides and they are absolutely stunning! The hair is thick and soft! Fully tanned, so all you have to decide is how to display it! I still have 1 more left in our Colorado Store and a few left in our Arizona Store! If interested, please contact us ASAP. Limited quantities available.
  17. I have seen lots of people who dye around areas that they are going to paint but Every time I try that it seems to be uneven. We usually spray the dye on and paint over but this sometimes leaves the paint not looking as bright. Does anyone have techniques for dyeing without the lighter and darker spots
  18. Hello all, I have a customer that dropped a belt off for me to extend 6-8". The question is, he doesn't want it to bulky. Is it best to do a straight cut and skive the ends of the belt and extension pieces to glue together? The belt is pretty plain and has no stitching or tooling. Also, is there a good method to try and match the dye? The belt is old and has some scuffs and scrapes on it. (He doesn't mind that it'll have a new piece inserted, I just want it to match dye) Thank you, Aspen. Whispering Sage Leather
  19. I recently purchased a leather shop and there are many items of which I either do not need or want this is one of them. New this machine sells for $2835 and the additional blades are $345. The machine is in like new condition and will come with an extra set of blades. I’d like $2500 for everything, OBO.
  20. As the title suggest, I am in search of a leather/canvas expert to work with regarding a custom (old school) golf bag project. Interested parties should have the ability to mix multiple materials, be comfortable working with unique designs and with making suggestions in the design process to facilitate a better result. This build will be ground up, and will most likely demand an emphasis on the smaller details.The ability to work with and create intricate details is a big plus. A golfing background, or a familiarity with golf bags is also a big plus, but is by no means required. Please note that I am very laid back and easy to work with, but professionalism and solid communication skills are absolutely necessary for anyone interested. You must have the ability to work as part of a collaborative team. Please also make sure you actually have the time to complete the project. The ability to meet deadlines (within reason) is a big plus as well. Very serious. Please message me directly if you are interested and we can discuss. Thanks.
  21. I work on a Bison ranch in Colorado and we currently have a variety of tanned Bison Hides available! We have both full size and 1/2 size in stock! All the tanning work is done, all you have to do is add your creative tough to turn them into something special!! Leather is thick, soft, and flexible- perfect for making clothing, moccasins, upholstery, or whatever your creative mind can think up!! 1/2 Size: Measure roughly 14 sq ft (give or take). 2 colors available- tan and chocolate ........... $200.00/ each Full Size: Measure 28-30 sq ft. (give or take). 2 colors available- tan (lighter tan than 1/2 hides) and wine ...... $700.00/ each Shipping available at additional cost. Additional pictures available upon request. If you're interested, shoot me a message on here or vial email at adamsnaturalmeats@aol.com. OR if you're local, stop on by the ranch to check them out in person! Looking for full size hair-on Bison hides? We are taking pre-orders!!! We are awaiting out winter coat hair on Bison hides to come back from the tanner!! These were sent in when the animals had their full plush winter coat on them and are BEAUTIFUL!! We will be selling them for $1000.00/each. If you're wanting to add one to your collection, reserve yours now! Don't wait! They won't last long at this price! We will take your information, and call you as soon as they come in so you get first dibs!!!!
  22. Hello guys, I have a pair of my favorite double monk strap shoes in light brown. Having visited an expert in the field,he told me that the shoes are made of "seal leather"(As I researched I understood that's just oiled leather? But I'm not sure about that). He also told me that this type of leather is undyeable meaning there is no way you can dye it effectively. Recently,I have been going out with my shoes and alcohol based drinks (Vodka,Whiskey,beer etc.) have been spilled on the shoes and for some reason I can not understand,this has left stains on the shoe. The help I need is how can I repair the shoes. One solution I have found is to dye the shoes darker brown(Which is cool by me) but first of all the expert said it is unattainable and second of all as I have understood different leather need different care methods,which is not my profession so I do not know what to do. Do you have any ideas on how should I repair the shoes? Thanks in advance for the help and have a great summer guys, Petros
  23. Hey folks! I am having difficulty with getting a good bottom stitch for our leather products. I am finding that the top has a very even and good look with deep holes, but the bottom is coming out sort of rough and crappy looking. I don't think it's necessarily a tension issue, maybe the needle we are using? does anybody have a suggestion on how we can get this stitch look a bit more professional? Thanks!
  24. A recent set of bracers I completed with a hand cut and hammered steel plate guard.
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