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What a lovely guy…taught me plenty…Thankyou😊

It’s been a very very long time since a new video has been posted. Has the channel changed to a different name/location or is this channel no longer active? Really enjoyed the videos.

Doing god’s work 🥰

Extremely helpful and well done. Thank you.

very helpful mate thanks.

Your help sort me out. The bottom thread was looking flat and top thread was visible at the bottom. Proper tension settings that you described here helped me. Top tension screw does the job well. What i learnt by trying and trying is that the top thread have to be too tight, which seems odd at first. But once it is set to the proper tension it needs, you cannot differentiate between top and bottom stitches.

Thank you from Minneapolis.

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Thanks Geordie just bought a used Jack want to modify it to slow it down just like you did appreciate your help

are you still doing leather work miss you

Just bought an arbor press yesterday to do just this. Using the magnet is epic! Way easier than drilling the ram and plate for the tools. Thank you!

Hello geordie how are you hope you’re doing fine. When will be your next video vlog? Take care.

Really nice video

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Very nice. Thank you dear Sir! Regards from Los Angeles, California.

Hello, thanks for the videos I do find them very helpful, but I have a question for a problem I keep having. I have a cylinder sewing machine ikonix ks335, and I'm using nylon 69 which is what is recommended. However, the top thread keeps on unraveling (splitting) any information about this problem would be greatly appreciated, thank you from Las Vegas🎰

18.50 is the secret be inventive like he said

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Only video I have found that shows and talks about this stich in a clear enought way with enough detail. Great work!

Excellent explanation 👌 👏 tnk u very much

THE BEST GEORDIE... U R STAR XOXO

Get video!!! Where to get that 2 fully setup inusa? Thx

Hi Geordie, I just found your video today and am glad I did. This one piece of equipment will save me money with the different things it can do. I sew and dabble with a little leather. I am wondering if this machine could be used to cut fabric for name tags for garment as well? I meant to ask, are you still making these videos? This one is 4 yrs ago, I hate to bother you if you are no longer doing these videos. I am from Detroit, Michigan. Love your videos

Thanks to you, I made it. Thank you for the video.

Great video, thank you!

CAN STINGRAY LEATHER BE DIE CUT ON ARBOR PRESS

CAN STINGRAY LEATHER BE DIE CUT ON ARBOR PRESS

USA. As a complete beginner to sewing I thought your introduction was perfect. Always wondered what those various parts were. Looking forward to the next one. Thanks.

Geordie, Thanks for explaining the multiple uses for an arbor press. "arbor press for dummies"

Arbor presses are wonderfully useful in ways slow hydraulic presses cannot match. i buy mine used for much less than new and the big heavy ones often go cheap. A visit to your local steel supplier may yield cheap leftovers from cutting for previous customers and should you choose to fab more shop equipment like an arbor press stand (for which you can cut the pieces than have a welder finish weld if you do not weld) it's worth learning your local metal supply options.

Love your detailed info on this machine, and thinking of buying one myself. So I hope you can please tell me what largest size thread it will take, and thickest leather? Will it do harness, bridle and saddle (english style), or is it only for bags and purses etc? Belts maybe?

When using meths does it not impart the strong meths smell to the leather? When I watched this I was thinking would isopropanol work too, Thanks. Great series

What a great video! I had no idea how many ways you can do this. Actually, I thought it was beyond the average person's means or ability.

TY! But where do I get the carving stamps???

Thanks for the helpful instructions! One question though: what was the reason you used the pin tool with a hammer to punch a hole to make a hole on the first part but used a different tool, a puncher, to pierce the second part? Can we not use only one tool to pierce both parts?

Good video. Thank you for posting it.

Great video! Any chance you know how to fix the machine if it’s missing stitches?! Driving me crazy. Sewing about 5/6 stitches and then missing a few and then eventually stops stitching completely. I’ve tried to adjust all tensions but nothing working. Thanks!!

Put a longer handle and a ram head on. Makes life a lot easier.

Thanks for explaining this, I'm only going to be using this to make some miniature tack for model horses in a diorama, the girl who I got the idea from is really good (Josefine at Daisy Stalls on RUclips) at all kinds of miniature harness. I have some scrap leather, just got your preferred knife and needed to know the technique. I hope it works as it can look really realistic as you can see if you have a look at one of her saddle making videos.

Do you have a class on cutting strips within a wider strip of leather? Specifically I’m wanting to make bracelets that have 3-5 narrow strips down the center length of the leather about an inch from the end edges.

Hi Gordie, I am in Canada. Where can I buy the pulley system in either Canada or the US? I am not handy at all and the link is not working.

This was helpful thanks

What I did was put a wood block under the pedal I have a juki 5550 and it goes so fast. So when I step on it it only goes so far . Don't no if that will hurt the motor in the long run . I will gear it down if you think the would be better

Just bought a Tysew TY-3600CB-1 machine .Any chance you can tell me where to get the pully set for this machine

Good morning , I've never fitted buttons before, you're 2mm advise on protution is a life safer , ( or rather a popper saver ) most useful video, many thanks. Phil.

Hope you are okay Geordie. Website doesn’t seem to be working

Quick tip I hope is helpful…… to set the dye dauber aside to use later, pull one glove off over it, so it’s trapped inside and stays wet but won’t mark anything on your workbench! Makes good use of the glove once you’re done with it, too!

Brilliant! Only thing I wonder is, how long will the magnet last under such intense pressure?

Kindly help me with pdf for reducing a speed post bed machine and how to timing

Can’t find the link for your Tysew 3600 Speed reducer