What size needle are you using I bought a nylon bonded 138 thread and I can get my new boss to hold a stitch will not sew with the thread but when I change it back to the 270 thread it sews and the white 270 on top will sew with the 138 in bobbin I’m so confused and frustrated I could not get the smaller thread to work
Class work. Love the idea of the patches on the hats. I have just purchased a Tippmann boos over her in Ireland. when i am stitching it will make the stitch hole but no stitch hole but no stitch and have to go back , Why would this be happening, Thanks
Thank you. When this happens I generally check several things. I first check to make sure my thread is threaded correctly in the machine. Next I check to make sure my the thread tensioners are set correctly. Next make sure the handle is secured tightly with the screws. Sometimes they come loose and will cause skipped stitches. Last, I make sure the presser foot is adjusted properly. If you just got the tippmann boss it should have come with an instruction DVD that will go over how to make these adjustments. Hope this helped
How do you get a tight stitch when rounding corners? Would it be a tension issue with my boss? For some reasons on a corner the stitch is always loose.
Yes it could be a tension issue, but also something im now doing is as i make the corner, i leave the needle in the leather as i rotate it. In the video im pulling the needle completely out. Give it a shot
Old video but normally you bury the needle, raise the foot to turn then drop the foot. You let the part move nearly an inch. How do you not get a tangle or large loop error?
I recently bought a boss and I get about half way done and it binds up, handle wont move and it tangled udernearth. I have tried different tension settings on top but have not messed with bobber underneath. Any advice as to what may cause this or somehow are you able to share what you have your tension set to on top and on bobber/
Most of the time its not the bobbin tension. Things to make sure of is that you are using the right size thread fir the right size needle. You can try andgusting your presser foot tension. Sometimes if its too tight or too loose it can affect stitches
Make sure you pull the handle all the way down and all the way up with every stroke. Sometimes I forget and my mind starts to wander a bit and that will happen. Also the up stroke tightens the stitch so if you short stroke on the way up you won't get the full tightening on that stitch.
Just the video I needed to see! I was wondering if my tippman was capable of doing this. I've only every used it for knife sheaths, and honestly I have never liked how the back side looks. The front of my stitches look great, but the back looks like crap. How does yours look? (Not that it would make a difference for hat patches, I'm just curious)
@@AttackLineLeather it's like, you don't see neat little stitches, like on the front. You can see the stitches from the bottom thread, but you can also see the thread from the top. Like where it loops together
@@ReeseCustoms its either a tension issue or make sure you do full range stitch strokes. Make sure to hit the full range of motion. Not doing so can make the Boss run wonky.
@@AttackLineLeather I'm thinking it is probably a tension issue. I've had my machine probably 5 years, but honestly haven't used it much. I'll mess with it some more and hope for the best
i don't see many leathercrafter using the tippmann boss machine, what would you say is the down side to this machine? how do you use one hand only when stitching? thanks for the video rob
Great question. It is definitely a very mechanical machine. I would say the downsides are the price, and that if you have to large stitch jobs it can get tiring. As far as using one hand you definitely get used to it however i cant wait to upgrade so that i do have two hands free. If you like i have made a Tippmann Boss Review video. It might give you more info
Great work man! I just started my side business as a Texas firefighter making leather goods, and am considering the tippman boss. Does it have any issues sewing anything smaller around 4-5 oz leather? Any real issues with it so far? Thanks
Great to hear my man. Leather work is a great side gig. To be honest, look at the Cowboy Outlaw sewing machine. It is made with far superior parts and functions pretty much the same as the boss. My main gripe with the boss these days are crappy parts. Ive had to change several. Ive sewn leather as thin as 2oz no problem
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Best video I have found on sewing on the patch. Thanks.
What size needle are you using I bought a nylon bonded 138 thread and I can get my new boss to hold a stitch will not sew with the thread but when I change it back to the 270 thread it sews and the white 270 on top will sew with the 138 in bobbin I’m so confused and frustrated I could not get the smaller thread to work
@@TinaMooney-qu7hs looks like youll need a 160 needle for 138 thread.
Man Great Job,. keep it up.
This thing is beautiful. Would be right at home next to my Lee Single-Stage Press 😎
I would really like one to make holsters.
Class work. Love the idea of the patches on the hats. I have just purchased a Tippmann boos over her in Ireland. when i am stitching it will make the stitch hole but no stitch hole but no stitch and have to go back , Why would this be happening, Thanks
Thank you.
When this happens I generally check several things. I first check to make sure my thread is threaded correctly in the machine. Next I check to make sure my the thread tensioners are set correctly. Next make sure the handle is secured tightly with the screws. Sometimes they come loose and will cause skipped stitches. Last, I make sure the presser foot is adjusted properly.
If you just got the tippmann boss it should have come with an instruction DVD that will go over how to make these adjustments.
Hope this helped
@@AttackLineLeather Many thanks, the handle was not secure so hopefully thats the problem, Thanks again
How do you get a tight stitch when rounding corners? Would it be a tension issue with my boss? For some reasons on a corner the stitch is always loose.
Yes it could be a tension issue, but also something im now doing is as i make the corner, i leave the needle in the leather as i rotate it. In the video im pulling the needle completely out. Give it a shot
nice work!! what is the size of the patch.
Old video but normally you bury the needle, raise the foot to turn then drop the foot. You let the part move nearly an inch. How do you not get a tangle or large loop error?
Ya I hear ya. Idk what it is with this machine but that's how it seems to work out. Never had an issue.
I recently bought a boss and I get about half way done and it binds up, handle wont move and it tangled udernearth. I have tried different tension settings on top but have not messed with bobber underneath. Any advice as to what may cause this or somehow are you able to share what you have your tension set to on top and on bobber/
Most of the time its not the bobbin tension. Things to make sure of is that you are using the right size thread fir the right size needle. You can try andgusting your presser foot tension. Sometimes if its too tight or too loose it can affect stitches
Make sure you pull the handle all the way down and all the way up with every stroke. Sometimes I forget and my mind starts to wander a bit and that will happen. Also the up stroke tightens the stitch so if you short stroke on the way up you won't get the full tightening on that stitch.
What weight thread do you use? What size needle? Where do you purchase them?
Size 138 thread. Ill get back to you on the needle but i believe its a 21. I purchase most everything from Springfield Leather co.
Just the video I needed to see! I was wondering if my tippman was capable of doing this. I've only every used it for knife sheaths, and honestly I have never liked how the back side looks. The front of my stitches look great, but the back looks like crap. How does yours look? (Not that it would make a difference for hat patches, I'm just curious)
By the back looking like crap do you mean little bumps from the lock stitch? Might need to adjust your thread tension
@@AttackLineLeather it's like, you don't see neat little stitches, like on the front. You can see the stitches from the bottom thread, but you can also see the thread from the top. Like where it loops together
@@ReeseCustoms its either a tension issue or make sure you do full range stitch strokes. Make sure to hit the full range of motion. Not doing so can make the Boss run wonky.
@@AttackLineLeather I'm thinking it is probably a tension issue. I've had my machine probably 5 years, but honestly haven't used it much. I'll mess with it some more and hope for the best
i don't see many leathercrafter using the tippmann boss machine, what would you say is the down side to this machine? how do you use one hand only when stitching? thanks for the video rob
Great question. It is definitely a very mechanical machine. I would say the downsides are the price, and that if you have to large stitch jobs it can get tiring. As far as using one hand you definitely get used to it however i cant wait to upgrade so that i do have two hands free. If you like i have made a Tippmann Boss Review video. It might give you more info
Do you use a laser engraver? And if so, what machine do you use? Thanks
No i dont. These were provided by the client
@@AttackLineLeather thank you
Great work man! I just started my side business as a Texas firefighter making leather goods, and am considering the tippman boss. Does it have any issues sewing anything smaller around 4-5 oz leather?
Any real issues with it so far?
Thanks
Great to hear my man. Leather work is a great side gig. To be honest, look at the Cowboy Outlaw sewing machine. It is made with far superior parts and functions pretty much the same as the boss. My main gripe with the boss these days are crappy parts. Ive had to change several. Ive sewn leather as thin as 2oz no problem
Which sewing machine are you using?
Tippman boss
Thank you very mich I think I just found my sewing machine. I do my own patches and sew them on my hats to sell for my small business.
Would the $999 one do the job since I am only doing my personal hats to sell?
@@BroussardCollection yes that one will do it for sure
Is that real leather or is it the leatherette type patch
@@TinaMooney-qu7hs its real. The company supplied them to me from a guy that lazer engraves them
The sewing machine is pricey. Is there another affordable machine that you would recommend?
If you can find a hand krank cobler sewing machine those are more afordable, however, less reliable. You can find them on ebay mostly
@@AttackLineLeather sounds good thanks and I will check them out
should have kept that needle in the down position for the turn. :/
Yes. On my machine it doesn't work sometimes