The Leather Element: Master Tool Cub 

i got a 66-16 recently. are you able to reasonably sew leather with it? what size needles and thread are you using? Thanks.

Whats the name of this machine pls

Great to hear, thank you so much!

The price is four months of rent for me, and I have a pretty cheap place. I cannot justify that expense for my modest lifestyle.

​@@UsenameTakenWasTakenit's like a luxury car, a Honda will do but... a Ferrari is much nicer

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Try the Chinese shoe patch machine.

Look at the shoe patching or cobbler machines that are hand cranked. The are between $95 - $149, depending on Amazon or eBay sellers. Needs some assembly and small learning curve, but there are dozens of videos on them. I have one & enjoy it. Check out *Mainley Acres* and his RU-vid channel.

SEWING, IN GENERAL, NEEDS TO GET LETS COMPLICATED OR RE-ENGINEERED BY AN INVENTOR. I WOULD LIKE TO REMOVE THREADING AND BOBBINS; YET, MAINTAIN A RELIABLY SIMPLE METHOD OF MENDING OR ATTACHING FABRICS OR FIBERS. 🤓🤔

Get an old used one.

You can get good all metal mechanical vintage ones for often well under $100…

Used machines are perfect, I feel you though. I hate hand stitching despite it being easy. But as a hobbyist who has the money required to get a good machine? Ive seen some at good will, and savers but rarely in useable condition

Glad you like our Master Tool Cub machine!

Check out logisdecordes.com/ They carry a lot of our products and if they don't have what you are looking for they can work with you to get it in.

Ya 2 grand ill stick to hand sewing thank you very much.

​@@garetkonigsfeld2I used that check on dogicon and lost everything..... when I sold I took the loss and bought platinum metal, only to have it tank 😢 Then I bought palidium and it taken even more. Now I'm at $200 from my starting $2,000 lol ..... I should have bought the master tool!!!!! Dam it. At least if your going to waste your money, waste it on something pretty that can make money and hold its value.

Gee, that looks expensive!

@@joshable337 the OUTLAW is I believe around $1250 or $1295.

It looks like the same guess-your-stitch as the Tippman.. In fact the bobbin, and shuttle looks to be exactly the same set of parts as the Tippman.. This machine looks to be the same type of needle-fed drive as the Tippman, just built with a much better casting, a much simplified mechanism with a flywheel instead of a pull handle.. Not worth $1650 though, as an entry-level industrial can be had for about $500 new or even cheaper used (I would suggest going up a tier and getting one with a servomotor instead of the typical universal motor though). A Tippman is not the greatest machine, but with a bit of tuning, is not that bad either.. I have 5 machines in my shop, two of them are industrial machines including an ancient Puritan that is actually rated to stitch over an inch and a quarter of leather and also things like up to 1/8" aluminum, but I also have a Tippman and one of those Chinese patchers that you can get for just over $100, and again, with some cleaning, polishing and tuning, these lower end machines work just fine and I still use them a lot for quick repairs and small projects where the manual stitch action is just easier and more precise, or where the free arm allows you to get the part in close and do some stitching repairs in-place and not have to disassemble the item first..

It is a guess. It is a tension screw so it increases or decreases based on how many turns not where on the dial. I have run through the range on the screw to get an idea of where the lengths are, but you will still need to test on scrap to be sure. I’m creating a turn to length guide to help me.

But then you have to add hours on top to prepare and other things. This makes it 10x easier. Sure, when dont have enough. Completely understandable. But once youre trying to expand. Time is extremely important. And thats where these tools come in. Hell, for the price, and quality, it blows all the 3k and 4k machines out of the water.

ought to be for that price.

Am a Shoemaker in Ghana Africa Can someone help me with shoemaking machinery

Check out the Chinese one for 100 dollars

Hi Maria, The needle does not rotate.

on amazon you can find hand-crank cheapo leather sawing machines for around 100, you could try one of those, at least you would have wasted only 100 not 1600.

@@AndreaFromTokyo yeah, might be worth it to try. I just wish that quality and fair price would actually intersect. I would buy this machine here for $400-600 in a heartbeat. But when I can get an equally reliable motorized machine for the same price as this??? Nah

@@CalebTWilliams are you from us?

Yeah

@@CalebTWilliams search for sewingmachineplus or leathermachineco Sorry i can't directly link it to you or yt would block the reply. i'm not affiliated in any way, i just made a quick search

We don't have a distributor in Uganda but we do ship worldwide!

Just buy an industrial one for the same price.

@@AndreaFromTokyo i don't understand what you mean

@@karlhungusjr1 they mean that at $1650 or for sure for a few $100 more you could get a pretty nice electric machine and not have to crank etc. This would be good if you are say working on a remote ranch or something where there is no power

@@kevinhall6099 ah ok. my interest in this is mostly due to my limited space, so this one is right up my alley, while a regular machine isn't really doable for me.

$1,950.00 - Here is a link to the machine on our website... www.weaverleathersupply.com/products/master-tool-cub-manual-leather-sewing-machine?_pos=1&_sid=ef2474d7a&_ss=r

In another video he mentions, and I've heard others say the same, that he loves the ritza tiger, which is a synthetic thread.

@@williampierce5579 Yes Tiger Brand of Julius Koch is a Polyester fibre based thread but as much as I know natural fibre Threads like Flax Linen and Hemp are better than manmade fibre Threads. I just wanted to know what will he say on the basis of his experience. Thanks for your info.

Whoa. I don't know that

They need to clarify this on their video, not doing so Is terrible for their sales. If I had know what you just said I would buy one, being a good deal

You could, just keep the machine unthreaded.

¡Hola! Puede comprar la máquina a través del enlace a continuación o enviarnos un correo electrónico a info@weaverleather.com www.weaverleathersupply.com/catalog/item-detail/63500-01/master-tools-cub-manual/pr_59274

good luck spending 1600 for an hand crank.

Hi there, We'll link it here for you: www.weaverleathersupply.com/catalog/item-detail/63500-01/master-tools-cub-manual/pr_59274

Hi Alexander, We explain the tension adjustment in the instructional video here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-I8JkP0n2nCE.html at minute 6:03