Leather Sewing Machine Best Practices - Video #1

This video is the first video of a three part series that we are doing on Leather Sewing Machine Best Practices. The goal of this series is to show you what I have learned from 15 years in the leatherworking industry as a fulltime craftsman. Sewing leather is one of the task that is done on a daily basis in most shops. Learning the best do's and don'ts is usually done through experience and trial and error. I want to help shorten the learning curve that comes with becoming proficient on a leather sewing machine.

In this first video, I cover the basics about filling the bobbin, starting and stopping a stitch, as well as material prep for flat work. On top of that, I do a review of our newest toy in the shop which is the Cobra Class 4 from Leather Machine Co. This is the best machine I have ever had in my shop and I show you why.

If you are interested in getting a new sewing machine or just want to visit about what other machines Leather Machine Co. has to offer, click this link to visit their website:

https://www.leathermachineco.com/

You can also visit with Aaron Heizer at Maker's Leather Supply in Waco, TX. He is a cobra dealer as well as many other leather supply products and you can visit his website by clicking here:

http://makersleathersupply.com/

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