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  1. Susan Kennedy
    COBRA CLASS 20. Leather & Biothane sewing machine. Compound feed walking foot. Sew up to 1/2 inch of leather, webbing, coated webbing, etc. Thread size 46 to 207, 135×16 or 135×17 Needle System. Perfect for sewing chaps, wallets, belts, , book-covers, bags, sheaths, canine & equine equipment, tacti...
  2. Teres
    Hi, I have a Jack H2 not an ideal machine but i was recommended it and I'm still not entirely sure. Anyway I'm trying to sew biothane for dog leads and I've had many issues so far but by looking at old threads I've managed to sort these out. I am using a size 24 needle and tex 135 bonded n...
  3. Guest
    Hi! I starting a custom horse tack business, foremost making dressage bridals and Halters. I'll be using Biothane. Is there anyone around the Lehigh Valley area (Allentown, Easton, Strodsburg, Phillipsburg in Pennsylvania) that can help me make them? email me at carina at swedis...
  4. fuzziehollis
    This is my first post. Thanks for a having this great forum. I just installed a Cobra Class 4 (factory setup with #277 nylon). Great machine Steve! It sews thick leather like nobodies business. Problem is, I need to sew mostly BioThane with #138 braided nylon thread since I'm making endurance horse...
  5. Esoteric
    I am starting to make dog collars and leashes and would like a recommendation on a sewing machine that could help me accomplish this task without going broke purchasing one. I will be working with leather, mil spec nylon webbing, seat belt material, and biothane. I would like to be able to do 2 ply...
  6. South Forty
    Hey All! Have been scanning this page for months now and finally decided it was time to join and be able to ask some questions frpm all the experienced craftsmen on this site rather than just searching for answers- so heres my question : I've got a Mini tack business just up and coming, and I work p...
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