This Sewing Machine is a Beast 

Also, a rivet at the top of your stitch will keep the threads from pulling away over time. The glue helps, but can breakdown over time

I agree

I call dibs on the one with the hole in it. I’ve always had a hole in my wallet

When will they be on you web page for sale?

And store our 💲

Where do you order the cordura from? I had a hard time finding it

Joe, take the leap. Extremely satisfying. I got my prep and practice done prior to retirement, so once I retired this past September, I was set up. After 34 years of being a police officer and detective, I found that I don’t miss it one iota because I was prepped for other stuff. Do it!

I took up making historical men's suits 1890 - 1930 and the GREAT thing is, you do not have to spend a lot of money on machinery. I used to do cabinet making a long time back, that is a bottomless pit of expense.

When my father passed, my twin siter and her partner sorted through the tools he left behind, planning to donate some of the clamps he had, I snagged them before they had a chance to go uttering the infamous quote "There's no such thing as having too many clamps!"

Opa, é nóis, mano. 🖖😊

@@MCsCreations Tmj...

thank you brother!!

At 7:08 you can see a laser being used to make the stamps, but I do not immediately recognize the material used. This is a much faster process than using a 3D printer. IMO, 3D printing (aka. additive manufacturing) is too slow of a process to be commercially viable. Even when you own racks of printers, the process isn't efficient enough to justify the investment in machines, supplies, power, and time required for care and maintenance. If you have enough volume that racks of 3D printers would be required, then it makes more sense to invest in injection molding or work with a specialty manufacturer to mass produce the items.

Oh yes. I understand 100 %

@@jimmydiresta I have a Juki441 clone and I had to make my own shims to get it right, took better part of a day.

Love all the work you do !!!!!

yep or acrylic works too

@@jimmydiresta Thanks Jimmy :)

Corian