Members Ledhep Posted May 1 Members Report Posted May 1 Not really seeing what I wanted, I decided to make my own creasing tool. Only have one stock piece for it now, but more will be coming soon, possibly a double and triple stich, and an edge beveler. Quote
Members GerryR Posted May 1 Members Report Posted May 1 (edited) Welcome aboard! Very Nice work!! Interesting wood; type? Edited May 1 by GerryR Quote
Members Ledhep Posted May 1 Author Members Report Posted May 1 Thank You! It is Snakewood. My son picked up these scales for me last year as a birthday present and I have been waiting to have something to built for myself to use them on. Quote
Members dikman Posted May 1 Members Report Posted May 1 Looks cool, nice work, and yes, I was going to ask about the wood too, it is very striking. Quote Machines wot I have - Singer 51W59; Singer 331K4; Seiko STH-8BLD; Pfaff 335; CB4500. Chinese shoe patcher; Singer 201K (old hand crank)
Members TomE Posted May 2 Members Report Posted May 2 Looks like a winner! Are you heating it? Can you show a picture of the crease line? Quote
Members Ledhep Posted May 2 Author Members Report Posted May 2 15 hours ago, TomE said: Looks like a winner! Are you heating it? Can you show a picture of the crease line? I have only made some preliminary crease lines un heated to make sure the head was smooth enough. I do plan on heating it and will be making a belt this weekend, so ill share. Quote
Members MarshalWill Posted May 3 Members Report Posted May 3 Looks like a very usable design. Nice work. Great wood, too. Quote
Members Ledhep Posted May 3 Author Members Report Posted May 3 On 5/2/2025 at 10:22 AM, Ledhep said: I have only made some preliminary crease lines un heated to make sure the head was smooth enough. I do plan on heating it and will be making a belt this weekend, so ill share. it feels real good, there’s a nice crease, I’m going to have to make a shorter head for going around corners. This one is a little too wide. Also, I need to find a consistent heat source. I used a zippo lighter on this one just to test it. Quote
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