Holy sheeesh, thanks so much for the kind words my man, I feel the same way about you. And i'm glad we're both still rockin' our 1508's;) P.S gonna have to go delete those super embarrasing old videos now, k bye
That's awesome! Two of my favorite leather crafters are friends, because of leather crafting! I bought my first side a 3 to 4 oz oil tanned top grain hide, cognac brown, it's beautiful! I can't wait to see what I can make with it! These reviews and information on machines are super important, as is the how-to's like sewing/cutting/gluing/burnishing/etc! Much continued successes to both you guys! If you are ever in Georgia, let's meet up, would love to drop by District Leather and buy some hides!lol!👌✌🤘👍
Thank you so much for putting this video together, Ryan! The way you feel about Parker is the way I feel about you. Watching your videos is what got me into leather craft!! Thank you so, so much!!!
I really like your atelier and your clean products. I think my favorite is the Cordovan card holder with the large Rose Gold Embossing. You are an inspiration for someone who also hope to start up a leather goods business in the future. Thanks for the tour and description on your machines. Have a nice day.
Thank you so much for the time and effort you take to do these vids. The way you see Parker is how I see you. You are 100% my go to for learning and I value the information you provide so much. It's awesome to see others wanting to help others. Humanity restored!!! lol But honestly, you've helped me so much in taking up a new hobby that I, one day, can make into a profitable business. Thank you Ryan!
Thanks for the insights . Your presentation is well conveyed . I've considered the juki 1508 NH as it uses a 794 needle system . My sister has a glow forge and loves it . Adler 205 has been on my watch list but its VERY EXPENSIVE .
Hi Ryan, Great video. I noticed on the section about the Adler Cylinder Arm that you had it set up on a flat table. Some cylinder arms are on a pedestal or a table with a cut out. I am thinking of getting a Cylinder Arm to be used for Leather and Upholstery. So a table like that is appealing. My question is - Have you found any major restrictions with making leather bags and other leather goods with the Cylinder Arm mounted on the Flat table. I like the look of it for what I am planning. Thanks, Will
I've got a Cobra Class 4, and it's great for holsters, heavy belts, and basically anything that works well with 207 or 277 thread and 25/26 size needles on a cylinder arm. It's not great at the finer work and smaller threads or needles like 138 down to 64ish. So, I've been getting more in to bags as well as continuing with wallets and collars. My next machinery purchase is going to be the bell skiver but I'm also thinking about that next sewing machine. I need a good comparison between the Juki 1508N and the Cobra 18 or even the Cobra 5110 Post machine for working with odd corners and interior stich lines. Any thoughts or a way to get a good non-biased comparison review?
Thanks so much for sharing this info Ryan. I’ve been TH-cam stalking you for a while and finally signed up for Skillshare today via your link.....thanks for the hookup! I’m looking forward to learning a bit more about photography for my finished bags. Question for you. I’m really interested in the drill press setup as I too prefer to hold my leather vertically. Could you share a link for the burnishing drum? I see several options out there on Amazon, but curious to know where yours comes from. Thanks again!
I was watching Parker but i went for Juki 1541 and i think that it was an amazing choice :) Its a mix of Primabalerina and CAT buldozer ;) It can be ultra delicate for 0,5mm lamb leather and it can as well be a buldozer for 6-7mm safety gear belts ^_^
Ryan your work is amazing and I have watched you for years...your links to some of the machines are not working...could you please tell me the specific model and stand bell skiver you have? Also is it top and bottom feed? Where do you get your dies? Is there an advantage to the metal over the other? Do you include the various "holes or slots for the pattern in the die? Thank you
I like machines and I'm in the middle of setting up my own Shop so if you could maybe do an example video on some of the machines talking about where to get the cutters or foil and what to use or not use? Thanks
Hi from Easton Maryland.Thank you to share. The bench drill is good idea but why you don’t put the Tandy buffering and sanding Tandy machine Vertical instead of horizontal 😜 Stay safe and God bless you and your family.
Great video Ryan ! I follow both you and Parker. Both of you should be proud of how you represent yourself and your love of the craft ! I do have a question about the weaver clicker. How well does it work for the larger wallets, like the V2 or the V6? Seriously considering one of those, just no one around me has one to ask, or try out! Thanks!
Thanks Ryan for the great reviews! Just wanted to check with you - what is the maximum thread size that the 669 can do? I mostly do 92, 138, and 207. Wanted to get a machine that can handle small threads well but can also do 207 maximum. Appreciate it!
Thank you. I noticed you have this Adler and I was wondering how you like it. It has been tempting to get a cheaper cylinder arm, but I think the Adler is likely the best for fine leather goods.
For the sanding machine, if you enjoy having your burnisher vertical, you might also prefer your sanding vertically? If so you can look at wood working machines like Oscillating column sanders such as this one from amazon: www.amazon.com/dp/B07KKXNWWX/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_ddZRFbKA76CXB or something like it.
Your tool reviews are always valuable, thank you. I especially liked your attempt at not being too harsh on the shit tools, but your message came through nonetheless 😂👍
These videos have been key to me getting into leather. I started out just needing a belt for a belt buckle that I had from work (I fly Apache helicopters), then that evolved into making belts for other people. Now I am starting to make some stuff specific to my trade in Attack Aviation. Take care.
What happened to the Techsew? Haven`t used it yet, but I bought a 2700 a few months ago and based on an earlier video you had made ...hopefully I didn`t just screw up? Thanks for the video`s, a big help and very inspiring!
@@mikedee1 My bobbin has seized, frozen solid in place. They suggested that I build a crate for it and send it back in, all at my expense of course. This after using it a grand total of three times! Not happy ...that makes two of us!
Really interested in the hot foil machine was thinking about making jewelry bags using soft flexible leather would it work on that with a logo like 3 inches by 2 inches?
Hi Ryan. I love this video as it answers so many questions. I do have a question about the bell skiver. I rebind bibles (memphisbibles.com) and have to thin the edge of the leather extremely thin to fold over. I also use softer leathers (goatskin, lamb, etc) Will this machine thin down the leather extremely thin? Almost paper like? I’ve watched a ton of videos and no one mentions how thin you can’t reduce the thickness.
Hey out there-thank you for your very inspiring videos! Greetings from the snowy and boring (Lockdown thx to Covid-19) Austrian Mountains. Hope you are doing quite well, and there´s no thoughts of quitting leathercraft.....I´ve got a burning under the nails question: what kind of speed reducer did you take? I´ve got a few days ago a Hightex 1510- nearly the same as your Yuki. But I got a cluth motor-can I build in a speed reducer? My machine starts slowly, but if I hit the gas just with the tippy end of my schoe- that thing goes off like hell.....thanks a lot for your Info....great job-go for it!
I would suggest getting a brushless servo motor. You could try adding a speed reducer to that motor. In any case it’s always good to have a speed reducer.
Okay first off Do not buy the Tandy Leather branded burnishing machine you can get it off Amazon for like half the price and it's the same exact machine! It's not a complete piece of junk especially if you don't buy the overpriced version because you can get it for like $150 you just have to balance out the burnishing drum with sandpaper!
Well well well some nice tips and things to learn here, when I put on ma leather, and rock to sum Metallica, Delta Parole, Foo Fighters or the Smashing Pumpkins I feel like I can do anything in the whole wide world.
Thank you, Ryan! Such great timing as I continue to build my business into bag making. Regarding your Glowforge, when cutting leather how do you get rid of the smell on the leather itself after being cut and engraved? I've been experimenting with leather in my laser cutter, and despite masking, the soot residue and smell remains. Do you have a process of cleaning or sealing?
your work is very nice,, useful, clean and also reasonably priced, but do you miss not creating your work by hand? We will have a book binder and cordwainer in the community and outside a sewing machine i thought everything else would be done by hand, but now I am wondering, perhaps we should invest in more mechanical products. I just wonder if something is lost using a machine rather than doing things by hand..
@@Deezhan he gives both options on the website. There's definitely a significant market for hand sewn products. It's hard to continue using the term 'handcrafted' when you use machines for basically every aspect of the build.
@@bethmcmullan9872 I totally agree with you on the handcrafted part. But how do you regulate that? I see chinese made leather goods that use terms like 'handcrafted' and 'full grain leather' all over the place, yet none of it is true. It's hard to compete with companies that import such garbage when they get to undercut you in price because they lie about how their items are made while you are being honest.
Sadly, Simards just went out of business. All inventory will be auctioned off in August. I offer my sincere condolences to the Simard family and wish them well. 🌺🙏🌺
Lets face it at Tandy these days make rubbish it is only any good for very occasional hobby user, professional leather crafters give Tandy a very wide berth eventually your drill press bearings will give out from the side load. Juki is a great machine it is a copy of the Mitsubishi that I have. My cylinder bed it a Singer 45 k from the 50's Foil press is a little pricy for me made my own for less than $100, mall my own dies.
Hi others have asked why you got rid of your Techsew machine. It would be great to know pros and cons of the sewing machines you have had over time. Thanks.
So helpful, so honest...Thanks so much Ryan. I brought a USED LU 1508 Juki two months ago that has changed my life. Learnt so much from Stock & Barrel how to use, like you he's so vital and informative. Thanks for sharing
Very helpful information on all of the machines! Thanks so much for sharing your insight! Awesome to see Parker on there also! You both are such huge inspirations for me! Thanks so much for all that you do for the Craft!
Though it is great to see your business thrive, I’m glad you offer hand stitching as an option for some products. I am proud to own a hand-stitched V3 wallet! Absolutely love it!
Hey Pete, the Juki is a flatbed so I use it for flat things like wallets and journals. The Adler is a cylinder arm machine so I use it more for bags and hats and Dopp kits. Things that are not so flat when making them.
Checking in from Baltimore, Md. Thank you for taking the time away from other things you could be doing to share with us some very useful information. As usual, you're the man. Keep doing what you’re doing and please stay safe!
Hey Ryan what do you think about the weaver 303 sewing machine? Ive been hand stitching for a while and I think I’m ready to. Move up to a sewing machine. PS I love the brass pattern knife you sell. Works great!
question about the clicker press. What is the minimum force needed to press through leather? I saw the atom comes in a 10 ton model amd the manual clicker press you have is a 4 ton. Any reason for the high pressure? Would saving money on a lower ton machine be fine?
I know someone already asked, but I’m also curious why you switched from the techsew 5100 to the Adler. Is it easier to make micro adjustments on? Thanks for the great Vid!!!
Adler is better built ,runs more smoothly after sales back is second to none overall the machine is built like a tank they will be able to sew your coffin liner with it.
Holy sheeesh, thanks so much for the kind words my man, I feel the same way about you. And i'm glad we're both still rockin' our 1508's;) P.S gonna have to go delete those super embarrasing old videos now, k bye
Came for this comment!
That's awesome! Two of my favorite leather crafters are friends, because of leather crafting! I bought my first side a 3 to 4 oz oil tanned top grain hide, cognac brown, it's beautiful! I can't wait to see what I can make with it! These reviews and information on machines are super important, as is the how-to's like sewing/cutting/gluing/burnishing/etc! Much continued successes to both you guys! If you are ever in Georgia, let's meet up, would love to drop by District Leather and buy some hides!lol!👌✌🤘👍
Thank you so much for putting this video together, Ryan! The way you feel about Parker is the way I feel about you. Watching your videos is what got me into leather craft!! Thank you so, so much!!!
Thank you so much for paying it forward, by sharing all the information in this video, as it was very helpful!!!
you got rid of the Techsew machine? why? I am starting and I am choosing a machine. please any information will be deeply appreciated
This was very cool to learn!! That beat at the beginning 👌🏻👌🏻
I really like your atelier and your clean products. I think my favorite is the Cordovan card holder with the large Rose Gold Embossing. You are an inspiration for someone who also hope to start up a leather goods business in the future. Thanks for the tour and description on your machines. Have a nice day.
Thank you so much for the time and effort you take to do these vids. The way you see Parker is how I see you. You are 100% my go to for learning and I value the information you provide so much. It's awesome to see others wanting to help others. Humanity restored!!! lol But honestly, you've helped me so much in taking up a new hobby that I, one day, can make into a profitable business. Thank you Ryan!
Wow! This made my day.. thanks for the kind words! I wish you all the best in your journey 😊
Thanks for the insights . Your presentation is well conveyed . I've considered the juki 1508 NH as it uses a 794 needle system . My sister has a glow forge and loves it . Adler 205 has been on my watch list but its VERY EXPENSIVE .
Very educative. I love the parting words "God bless you"
Just a bit curious,"Are you born again?"
Hi Ryan, Great video. I noticed on the section about the Adler Cylinder Arm that you had it set up on a flat table. Some cylinder arms are on a pedestal or a table with a cut out. I am thinking of getting a Cylinder Arm to be used for Leather and Upholstery. So a table like that is appealing. My question is - Have you found any major restrictions with making leather bags and other leather goods with the Cylinder Arm mounted on the Flat table. I like the look of it for what I am planning. Thanks, Will
I'm new on this. But it would be nice that to show and explain those machine adding with an example what they can do. Thanks and regards.
I thank you for your honesty : I am a hobbyist and learn a lot from your videos.
I've got a Cobra Class 4, and it's great for holsters, heavy belts, and basically anything that works well with 207 or 277 thread and 25/26 size needles on a cylinder arm. It's not great at the finer work and smaller threads or needles like 138 down to 64ish. So, I've been getting more in to bags as well as continuing with wallets and collars. My next machinery purchase is going to be the bell skiver but I'm also thinking about that next sewing machine. I need a good comparison between the Juki 1508N and the Cobra 18 or even the Cobra 5110 Post machine for working with odd corners and interior stich lines. Any thoughts or a way to get a good non-biased comparison review?
a juki 563
I have never and will never do leather craft but I can't stop watching this channel
Thanks so much for sharing this info Ryan. I’ve been TH-cam stalking you for a while and finally signed up for Skillshare today via your link.....thanks for the hookup! I’m looking forward to learning a bit more about photography for my finished bags. Question for you. I’m really interested in the drill press setup as I too prefer to hold my leather vertically. Could you share a link for the burnishing drum? I see several options out there on Amazon, but curious to know where yours comes from. Thanks again!
Same info wanted
I was watching Parker but i went for Juki 1541 and i think that it was an amazing choice :)
Its a mix of Primabalerina and CAT buldozer ;) It can be ultra delicate for 0,5mm lamb leather and it can as well be a buldozer for 6-7mm safety gear belts ^_^
Awesome comment! I work for Caterpillar! We make dozers at the facility I work at! That must be an awesome machine!
Hi do you have Parker TH-cam address as I can not find it. Thanks very much and appreciate it.
Could you make a video about where and why the Adler 669 ECO Sewing Machine fits in your work flow? Great, beautiful videos you make my friend!
It’s on the list!
Ryan your work is amazing and I have watched you for years...your links to some of the machines are not working...could you please tell me the specific model and stand bell skiver you have? Also is it top and bottom feed? Where do you get your dies? Is there an advantage to the metal over the other? Do you include the various "holes or slots for the pattern in the die? Thank you
Can we see the Alder at Work Please Sir!
I like machines and I'm in the middle of setting up my own Shop so if you could maybe do an example video on some of the machines talking about where to get the cutters or foil and what to use or not use? Thanks
Great video!!! What about the Techsew 5100?
Hi from Easton Maryland.Thank you to share. The bench drill is good idea but why you don’t put the Tandy buffering and sanding Tandy machine Vertical instead of horizontal 😜 Stay safe and God bless you and your family.
what happen to your TechSew 5100?
Thank You so much!!!!
Ill just continue skiving, stitching, sanding and burnishing by hand 😢 . Excellent vid, thank you
Great video Ryan ! I follow both you and Parker. Both of you should be proud of how you represent yourself and your love of the craft ! I do have a question about the weaver clicker. How well does it work for the larger wallets, like the V2 or the V6? Seriously considering one of those, just no one around me has one to ask, or try out! Thanks!
Can you please link the cocobolo burnisher
Thanks Ryan for the great reviews! Just wanted to check with you - what is the maximum thread size that the 669 can do? I mostly do 92, 138, and 207. Wanted to get a machine that can handle small threads well but can also do 207 maximum. Appreciate it!
As for the thermal engraving machine, what are the gold foils that are placed when engraving, their use, and where do I get them?
Hi, I was wondering what leather you used. I checked out the links but I wanted to know exactly what leather you used for your projects. Thanks!
Hey man, awesome video! Question: Where do you like to get your brass logo stamps made?
Impressive that you have acquired so many expensive tools in such a short time! I'm sure a lot of sponsorships helped with the purchases?
Where did you get your drop gauge? Love that one! Couldn’t find the link. Great video I always learn something with you!
What happened to the Techsew 5100pro?
I asking the same question. Wondering why he is no longer using it.
Thank you. I noticed you have this Adler and I was wondering how you like it. It has been tempting to get a cheaper cylinder arm, but I think the Adler is likely the best for fine leather goods.
I really like the Adler. I’ve only really owned a Juki, and a heavy duty Techsew. The Adler is amazing. You pay for the quality.
That adler is a monster of a machine, value for money, durable. I guess it's the best cylinder arm bed machine on the market currently
where are the links???
Been waiting for a new video to use those 2 months of skill share! 😁 Great vids keep up the work!
This was cool and full of good info. Thanks
A clicker press is my next purchase
Awesome!
Love my Juki 1508 so much that I own 2 of them.
For the sanding machine, if you enjoy having your burnisher vertical, you might also prefer your sanding vertically? If so you can look at wood working machines like Oscillating column sanders such as this one from amazon: www.amazon.com/dp/B07KKXNWWX/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_ddZRFbKA76CXB or something like it.
does your cylinder sewing machine does zig stiches along with bias binding foot attachement? cheers
Your tool reviews are always valuable, thank you. I especially liked your attempt at not being too harsh on the shit tools, but your message came through nonetheless 😂👍
😂😂😂
These videos have been key to me getting into leather. I started out just needing a belt for a belt buckle that I had from work (I fly Apache helicopters), then that evolved into making belts for other people. Now I am starting to make some stuff specific to my trade in Attack Aviation. Take care.
How do you make your dies
I mean where do make your bigger dies for bags?
What happened to the Techsew? Haven`t used it yet, but I bought a 2700 a few months ago and based on an earlier video you had made ...hopefully I didn`t just screw up? Thanks for the video`s, a big help and very inspiring!
I bought a 2700 pro. My first machine and I’m not too happy with it.
@@mikedee1 My bobbin has seized, frozen solid in place. They suggested that I build a crate for it and send it back in, all at my expense of course. This after using it a grand total of three times! Not happy ...that makes two of us!
Really interested in the hot foil machine was thinking about making jewelry bags using soft flexible leather would it work on that with a logo like 3 inches by 2 inches?
Any chance you can link to the cocobolo burnishing drum? I’d love to buy one to add to my drill press. I can’t find the one you are using though.
Can i use the Adler 669 ECO to customize airforce 1s?
Hi Ryan. I love this video as it answers so many questions.
I do have a question about the bell skiver. I rebind bibles (memphisbibles.com) and have to thin the edge of the leather extremely thin to fold over. I also use softer leathers (goatskin, lamb, etc)
Will this machine thin down the leather extremely thin? Almost paper like? I’ve watched a ton of videos and no one mentions how thin you can’t reduce the thickness.
The power strip scares me. Spend some dough and get some additional circuits and double duplex outlets installed. Thanks for the video!
Haha I have double gang boxes all over the workshop. Spaced every 6 feet. They are all taken up.
Hey out there-thank you for your very inspiring videos!
Greetings from the snowy and boring (Lockdown thx to Covid-19) Austrian Mountains. Hope you are doing quite well, and there´s no thoughts of quitting leathercraft.....I´ve got a burning under the nails question: what kind of speed reducer did you take? I´ve got a few days ago a Hightex 1510- nearly the same as your Yuki. But I got a cluth motor-can I build in a speed reducer? My machine starts slowly, but if I hit the gas just with the tippy end of my schoe- that thing goes off like hell.....thanks a lot for your Info....great job-go for it!
I would suggest getting a brushless servo motor. You could try adding a speed reducer to that motor. In any case it’s always good to have a speed reducer.
what happen to the texsew sewing machine?
Love this video. very honest review : )
What's the size of head of the press ?
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I would love to know where to get that burnished drum on your drill press. Great video btw!!
Same, tried looking one up and couldn’t find one like he uses.
www.proedgeburnishers.com/drill-burnishers.html
I’ve ordered from here. High quality tools!
LOVE IT!!!
Love you bro, from BD
I have just discovered that this is one of the most fascinating crafts I have ever come across, and I want to learn everything about it....
Haha yea I felt the same way when I stumbled across it too!
Okay first off Do not buy the Tandy Leather branded burnishing machine you can get it off Amazon for like half the price and it's the same exact machine!
It's not a complete piece of junk especially if you don't buy the overpriced version because you can get it for like $150 you just have to balance out the burnishing drum with sandpaper!
Well well well some nice tips and things to learn here, when I put on ma leather, and rock to sum Metallica, Delta Parole, Foo Fighters or the Smashing Pumpkins I feel like I can do anything in the whole wide world.
HUUUUUGE FAN FROM BRAZIL HERE!
Great information thanks. I avoid tandy leather
Thank you for sharing...good information specially those who are learning ❤️❤️❤️
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Thank you, Ryan! Such great timing as I continue to build my business into bag making. Regarding your Glowforge, when cutting leather how do you get rid of the smell on the leather itself after being cut and engraved? I've been experimenting with leather in my laser cutter, and despite masking, the soot residue and smell remains. Do you have a process of cleaning or sealing?
Machine should dust / fume extraction
your work is very nice,, useful, clean and also reasonably priced, but do you miss not creating your work by hand?
We will have a book binder and cordwainer in the community and outside a sewing machine i thought everything else would be done by hand, but now I am wondering, perhaps we should invest in more mechanical products. I just wonder if something is lost using a machine rather than doing things by hand..
Sewing by hand takes much more time. The price of the product would have to increase drastically, and then nobody would want to buy.
@@Deezhan he gives both options on the website. There's definitely a significant market for hand sewn products. It's hard to continue using the term 'handcrafted' when you use machines for basically every aspect of the build.
@@bethmcmullan9872 I totally agree with you on the handcrafted part. But how do you regulate that? I see chinese made leather goods that use terms like 'handcrafted' and 'full grain leather' all over the place, yet none of it is true. It's hard to compete with companies that import such garbage when they get to undercut you in price because they lie about how their items are made while you are being honest.
@@Deezhan r u a boomer?
@@SPQRIUS How is it relevant? I'm 30. Are you 14? Since you use the term 'boomer'.
Good shit
Any dealer in india
I wish you well. 🤍
Man, a machine would definitely make things go faster
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Sadly, Simards just went out of business.
All inventory will be auctioned off in August.
I offer my sincere condolences to the Simard family and wish them well.
🌺🙏🌺
Wow! I didn’t even know that. That’s so sad…
Lets face it at Tandy these days make rubbish it is only any good for very occasional hobby user, professional leather crafters give Tandy a very wide berth
eventually your drill press bearings will give out from the side load. Juki is a great machine it is a copy of the Mitsubishi that I have. My cylinder bed it a Singer 45 k from the 50's
Foil press is a little pricy for me made my own for less than $100, mall my own dies.
Hi does anyone have Parker TH-cam address ?
Thanks
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It's just made in China?! 哈哈哈哈哈
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Hi others have asked why you got rid of your Techsew machine. It would be great to know pros and cons of the sewing machines you have had over time. Thanks.
How does the Adler compare to the Tech Sew as far as sewing machines go?
What happened to your techsew?
So helpful, so honest...Thanks so much Ryan. I brought a USED LU 1508 Juki two months ago that has changed my life. Learnt so much from Stock & Barrel how to use, like you he's so vital and informative. Thanks for sharing
Very helpful information on all of the machines! Thanks so much for sharing your insight! Awesome to see Parker on there also! You both are such huge inspirations for me! Thanks so much for all that you do for the Craft!
Did you get rid of the Techsew? If so, why?
The frame that holds your die in the press is called a "chase". The items that open and close to set your die within the chase is called "furniture".
Next video sponsored by Tandy 😜 but as Grandpa use to say: buy well, buy once!
Though it is great to see your business thrive, I’m glad you offer hand stitching as an option for some products. I am proud to own a hand-stitched V3 wallet! Absolutely love it!
Hello Ryan,
I'm curious what is the difference in work that you do on the Adler as opposed to the Juki?
Pete
Hey Pete, the Juki is a flatbed so I use it for flat things like wallets and journals. The Adler is a cylinder arm machine so I use it more for bags and hats and Dopp kits. Things that are not so flat when making them.
@@LittleKingGoods
Thanks Ryan, appreciate the reply... and appreciate what you do! Keep on keeping on!👍
What about the Techsew long arm? no longer in the shop?
Checking in from Baltimore, Md. Thank you for taking the time away from other things you could be doing to share with us some very useful information. As usual, you're the man. Keep doing what you’re doing and please stay safe!
I'd ask why you don't list the tech sew, but given how often mine Jams, I can guess why...
Love your work and your videos. I’d definitely be interested in a watch strap for my Apple Watch from LKG!
Hey Ryan what do you think about the weaver 303 sewing machine? Ive been hand stitching for a while and I think I’m ready to. Move up to a sewing machine. PS I love the brass pattern knife you sell. Works great!
question about the clicker press. What is the minimum force needed to press through leather? I saw the atom comes in a 10 ton model amd the manual clicker press you have is a 4 ton. Any reason for the high pressure? Would saving money on a lower ton machine be fine?
I love your workshop it looks like museum of “dream” for each crafter!! Thank you for a lot of information and great inspiration!!
I know someone already asked, but I’m also curious why you switched from the techsew 5100 to the Adler. Is it easier to make micro adjustments on? Thanks for the great Vid!!!
Adler is better built ,runs more smoothly after sales back is second to none overall the machine is built like a tank they will be able to sew your coffin liner with it.