Machine beginner Renaissance Faire

[Constabulary]

I NEVER EVER would buy one of these sailrite LSZ  thingies for heavy leather work. You probably have to climb over different thickness materials and the sailrite  is a top and bottom feed not really a compound foot machine and it has no needle feed.

Look at this BULLSHIT - I hope this will cure you from the idea of using this LSZ thingie for heavy leather work.

Oh - and don´t forget to watch the 2nd Video - it show "how well" this thingie works for heavy leather

 

Edited June 28, 2016 by Constabulary

[msdeluca]

What an abortion...!!!

[dikman]

I'd be ashamed if I did stitching like that! I note that he said it's a rush job and not to be over-critical!!

Edited June 29, 2016 by dikman

[bikermutt07]

On 6/28/2016 at 2:06 PM, Constabulary said:

I NEVER EVER would buy one of these sailrite LSZ  thingies for heavy leather work. You probably have to climb over different thickness materials and the sailrite  is a top and bottom feed not really a compound foot machine and it has no needle feed.

Look at this BULLSHIT - I hope this will cure you from the idea of using this LSZ thingie for heavy leather work.

Oh - and don´t forget to watch the 2nd Video - it show "how well" this thingie works for heavy leather

 

Oh my God!!! Is this the video that shows you how to do everything to do wrong?

Maybe I'm being to hard on myself. Perhaps I could graduate beyond hobby level. Hahaha

[Yetibelle]

Oh-My ....That is like a sewing comedy act?  That can't be real, he must be pranking us.  I am crying a little I laughed so hard.  He breaks out the digital thermal gun to check the water temp?  HAHA.  This is to much.  He has so many rows, front stich, back stich....front stich... back stitch.... , - Sailrite should pay him to take this down.

"Once this thing dries out don't forget to treat it with glove oil, that's the way you do it".

Thanks for that it totally made my day!