Machine Sewing Belts, Hit the Point Dead-on Every Time - Livestream #5

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In this video I demonstrate a simple technique that ensures that your sewing hits the point dead-on when you sew a belt, a strap, or any project where precisely placing your stitches is important. And this technique works whether you've got a sewing machine or you're sewing by hand.
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25 фев 2020

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@johnearhart8811

I really enjoyed the entire series on this belt. You are a great teacher. Thank you for taking the time to help so many leather workers.

@expellisleatherco

Thank you for sharing with us ! Learned a lot more than just how to hit that stitch perfectly at the tip. I really appreciate your comments on Craftsmanship. Feeling both inspired and encouraged to be pursuing this work

@Lee-fp2ri Год назад

It's great to see a fellow craftsman producing quality leather products and willing to share the knowledge that used to be withheld from those interested in the craft! Keep up the great work!!!!

@chrisfournier6144

I’ve spent most of my adult life striving to be a craftsman. I agree 100% with your use of the word and the reasoning behind it. I’ve been working with leather lately and man do I enjoy it as a material! Beautiful and thoughtfully made belt! Thanks.

@randomblockofwood 4 года назад

Just used this technique for the first time with my cobra 4.. it works SO well!!

@gregortiz2826 2 года назад

Great job brother. I’m really enjoying your videos, thanks for putting great information out there for us newbies👍

@flutievids Год назад

Super great video! Gonna try this tonight. A really helpful video!!!

@readytostartshooting 2 года назад

Love your videos. Great instructions as well

@aleset1

Very nice! You are such a skilled craftsman.

@marcytroxelmusic

THANK YOU! EXCELLENT tutorial on making sure you hit the point!!

@richj5762

Just watched your GREAT video on belt sewing, dead on point, THANKs.

@fliperskater 3 года назад

That's a really good tip right there! Thanks for the info!!

@rufustoad1

NICE.. You taught me something just on the back stitch alone!!

@TheLesh0007 4 года назад

"Thank you" from Moscow✌💪👍

@kittatinnytree Год назад

I'm glad I watched this video. Thanks for sharing. What thread and needle do you prefer for your belts?

@1977Mappy

👍 craftsman is the correct term.

@hansvantonder875

Excellent, thank you!

@robertobenzoni9026

Hi Ben, thanks so much for all your super tips!! What size of thread and needle are you using and how many stitches per inch ? One more time thanks, Roberto.

@benroberts9292 3 года назад

Excellent work, on the video and the belt. You said you use a Latigo for the liner, what do you do to keep it from leaching? I have some latigo from wicket and Craig and they say it could leach so I haven’t dared use it on a belt. And what ounce leather is it, I am guessing a 2 to 3? And thanks again for the videos and attention to detail. And thank you, and your wife, for the service to our country!