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Metalwork and welding

jmreire · 2020-01-13 14:25:56

[Split off from the "This weeks Classic Irish bargains that I'm not buying" thread as it really deserves its own thread. Feel free to add any panel making or welding pics/info to this thread to help/inspire others. Please avoid quoting full posts full of pics as it can be a lot of needless scrolling on mobiles.] "Fastback"…

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#122 18-02-2020 12:55PM

BonnieSituation

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kadman wrote: »

Good industrial sewing machine takes the hardship out of sewing leather.
And making up the proper template, does the job. Plus the fact that leather seat covers are rip off prices:D:D:D

I see you have a Pfaff!

My mother swears by them.

She has had the same Consew machine since she repatriated it from Laura Ashley's workshop in the early 80s. She also has an industrial overlocker, though what brand it is escapes me.

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#123 18-02-2020 03:20PM

kadman

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Pfaff and consew two great machines.

But I think the laura ashley stuff is easier sewn than leather. LA is soft old girly stuff:D:D:D

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