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  1. Outpost
    Looking for quality hardware,brass,stainless steel, brass plated and nickle plated from North &Judd, Mast Harness, Walsall and Weaver. We are looking to downsize our inventory. We have been in business for 115 years and we have way to much stuff! We have buckles, snaps, rings, harness part...
  2. Dangerous Beans
    I have a Sailrite Ultra Feed LS1 for sale at £1200 in the UK.This machine is as new, it is the premium version with the heavy flywheel, binding attachment, flight case and all the other gubbins advertised.In addition, there are over 60 needles ranging from medium to heavy and also leather, two feet,...
  3. Gymnast
    I have got a few projects, that include heavy webbing, and I like to use a heavyer thread, than my sewing machine can handle. What is the best way? So I consider using: 1) Saddle stich. Then I use make the hole with an awl first. However I still think it can be hard to pull the needles thr...
  4. IHL
    The following Webbing and Brass line 24 Snaps are for sale. Quantity and pricing are posted on the pictures. Please Note: you need to send a PM MESSAGE, leatherworker.net notifies us via email as we do NOT check the postings daily. 3" Wide natural Cotton Webbing, .125" thick Brass Li...
  5. Giovanni21M
    Is it possible to sew mil-spec nylon webbing to 10-12oz english bridle leather by hand? If so how do I go about it and what needles and thread would be best? I'm also looking into sewing machines, is a Cobra 4 too much for what I'm trying to do?
  6. Wicked Welts
    I have an 8oz veg tan utility strap project in the design phase and think the addition of a webbing liner to one section of the strap will do me good but I don't know where to start with that. I did a search and didn't narrow it down but I think it would be smart to avoid using pricking/stitching ir...
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