Fudging stitch length @ a border/corner: Cobra class 4

[DieselTech]

14 hours ago, Hags said:

I watched a video by Ben Geisler about making belts. He removes the thread, starts at the tip, and "sews" (punching holes) down to the base. Then, assuming you haven't changed anything,  put in the thread, and sew back up and around. You should fall the same holes and be dead on at the tip.

 

3 hours ago, BlackDragon said:

I never do the math, mostly because I'm bad at math.

As I get to the tip I will begin to adjust for the gap. By hand cranking I get the needle just above the leather then lift the foot to move the leather to the desired spot. I'll do this over 3 or 4 stitches.

Thanks everybody. I will take all the advice you seasoned guys & gals have helped me with. I appreciate it. 

Edited April 5, 2024 by DieselTech