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24th August 05, 09:22 PM
#12
Originally Posted by Bob C.
Tell me something you leather-workers. Would I be able to sew leather on my wife's sewing machine?
I suppose there are lots of variables, such as thickness and hardness of the leather, to consider.
Unless it is light garment weight leather, using a regular domestic sewing machine is more trouble than it is worth IMNSHO.
I very much prefer hand sewing leather. The thread is generally heavier and stronger than you can use on a sewing machine, and the stitching can be done in such a way that even if the thread breaks, the stitch remains locked.
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