Last Seat For Honda

[paprhangr]

After sewing top to sides, how do you sew the bottom piece so you can fit tight over the pan? Is bottom stapled?

[billio8]

Use leather 3 mm in the upper part, while leather from 1 mm in the lateral parts, to start stitching and Permare lateral part of the upper use staples that pathologist just finished seam

the lower part of the saddle is not sewn but only with staples

[paprhangr]

thanks again, beginning to see, can you post a picture of the bottom of the seat.

is the pan steel or fiberglass?

after making the upper seem, do you pull the staples out?

[billio8]

I have no photos because the bottom has already been delivered to the customer.

under the saddle is made of plastic and attached with staples original honda

I will also work next photo in the saddle

[paprhangr]

Thanks for sharing, I have only made 4 Bobber seats first three I used the round braid, takes a lot of time. just the braiding took me 12hrs.I bought a industrial machine And learning to use it, on my last seat I wet molded top and bottom, then machined sewed the top and bottom together it' was so quick, 30 minutes to sew. I like machine sewing.

They way you sewed your seat using 3 pieces is interesting, I have made a couple bags making the hem on the inside then flip it. Your seat is kinda like that.

Edited May 1, 2014 by paprhangr

[paprhangr]

I can see now your seat is 2 pieces, side piece wraps under to the bottom, pulled tight and stapled. right?

guess would only work with plastic pan

[billio8]

may also work with fund under metalla just stop with glue and will not detract

[paprhangr]

Not sure I understand what you are trying to tell me.

[billio8]

if the seat bottom is made of metal can be locked only with leather glue

[paprhangr]

Thanks for explaining, would Barge contact cement will hold leather to the metal seat pan?

Don't need to put in rivets?