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Thank you! Excellent video! Would you be kind enough to do a tutorial on how to make a die cutting machine a cylindrical one,I did see some research myself and I know that need two pillow blocks bearings,but it is how to measure the distance for a cylinder to go through? Thank you very much indeed.

Great fun

"Read your manual" - Doesn't have his thread routed per the manual...

The machine parts ofsinger201is available in Punjab India

Is the on line purchasing shop available in India.

My wife was given a double drive wheel, we was just trying to find information on it, but we couldn't find much info but then my wife found ur video. Its the same wheel, id love to find out how she came from urself to us. She has lived many lives apparently.

Mine can't rotate

Do you think it's possible to sew a backpack with something like this?

Thanks for this exploration (I almost said tutorial). I've always dreaded trying something new. Not so much that I'll fail at trying but more that people will see me fail. Not sure where that kind of thinking comes from but it's not much help in life. So thanks for saying, "it's quite hard to actually try something else and it's very easy to get put off ." I find your willingness to try things provides an encouraging example. Hope all is going well.

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Charming fellow, and adore the smiles! Nice stitch work, too, mate

Unfortunately, guides never ever show the bathroom! I'd be nice to have an idea of what dwellers would've done when they had to go to the bathroom in the middle of a snowy winter at night!

Don't mind if I tell you, that blade is really not sharp, with a sharp blade you don't have to make such an effort, I have a JOK machine, J.Polland - Wien 1 Bakerstr 5/7 - the dates written on it, done in Austria, but I sharpened the blade with a Belgian stone, it cuts like a knife through butter, I don't have the courage to play with my hand like you played with yours, I had the bad idea to use my fingernail let me try the cutter, it cut my nail to the flesh, I can cut slices of only 1 mm without any problem, in addition, this machine has the advantage that it also has a steering wheel with a crank, and if you want to thin very thin, no you pull the leather but you turn the steering wheel, a real gem, I was lucky enough to buy it from someone who didn't really know what he was selling, 100 euros, yes! and the thinning is controlled by a special graduated device on the left side, where if you want to go graduated, it has a lever that you pull with an indicator at which level of cutting you are... if you find such a toy, I recommend it buy it, you won't regret it, Osborne is a small child next to this gem

Harry, I'm picking up a 133k-18 Saturday. I may have questions. Hope I can ask you some of the set-up measures.

What a talented man. I spent hours watching your belt making videos but unfortunately never got round to buying one. Nice to see you back on youtube.

Hello. Where can I purchase the rolling foot kit, please?

Is it safe to wear when its raining?

Thank you Harry. I’ve got a pole lathe half built but it had come to a halt as I wanted to finish a drill powered lathe I was building. The drill powered lathe is now finished and I’ve started making a walking stick on it using a Red Eucalyptus sapling. A hard wood but a beautiful timber. Your idea of allowing the treadle to come right up to the job is brilliant and has solved my problem of no headroom because my workshop is a mancave I dug out under under my home and only has six foot headroom so a bungee and conventional treadle height wasn’t going to cut it! I’m from the South Coast of NSW, Australia, and thanks again.

Good on you , Harry. I make some handles too, out of Australian timbers. We have some beaut stuff over here. Inland Rosewood would be a favourite. Hard as the Hogs of Hades, yet the most lovely deep red colour. I don't mind a bit of grain run out in a small handle. Some look really good. Hammer handles, etc , need all the grain the right way. I was interested in your idea of the bent awl blade with the flats .Anyway, heard you are/were unwell. Hope all goes well for you and yours Harry. Regards, Peter.

what brand clicker knife is that?

What is that yarn winder? I really want one like that.

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very nice

Thank you for the demonstration of how it works. Others talk about it, but you actually take the time to demonstrate. Great!

Thanks for sharing

Are parts readily available?

Interesting, but as I see it your load strength is dependent on you nails. Id make your next model so that it presses on the entirety of your blade. Use screws instead of nails, the form wood should be flush with your blade top, and another piece of larger wood glued to the form wood to press down on your blade and form. Just my thoughts. Thanks.

The dogs barking makes it hard to focus but cool video. I wonder what is making them bark so much, that’s a lot of constant barking for a dog. They don’t usually bark that constantly

I guess I better get chopping so I can shingle my 12,000 sq ft house LOL

@FreeRangeChristian. I make leather belts in Australia and until 3 years ago, the largest size I made and stocked was for a 48" waist. Then within a week of each other, two chaps in their 30s ordered belts from me, both 54 inch waist. Since then I keep belts up to 54" in stock. I have found customers who buy these belts usually buy two or more. They told me it is uncommon to find belts of this size let alone buy good quality belts of this size so they bought more than one.. (I am a saddle maker in Australia and use bridle making practice to make belts). I just checked this vid maker's website, and it states he has ceased making belts due to ill health, very sorry to read that. I hope Harry's health improves and continues to make leather products. From a saddlemaker Down Under.

Another vid maker calls the crap belt shown at the start of this vid as 'fashion trash'. An apt description. This chap rounding his belt edges is spot on (removing the corners with an edging tool), this is standard bridle making practice, same with punching oval adjusting holes. English Sedgwick leather this vid maker uses, lovely leather and a joy to work with. I use Sedgwick leather for safety items such as stirrups, girth point, girths and surcingles. I love working with Sedgwick. I have visited that oak bark tannery in Cobbeton in Devon, also lovely leather - J&FJ Baker tannery. From an Aussie saddlemaker. I hope this vid maker keeps up his informative videos.

Hello Harry, You are living a healthy life definitely, may God bless you and your family always. I watch your videos from Pakistan regularly. I am always waiting for your leather crafting related videos when you will come up with new best innovative leather crafting vlogs with beautiful smart tools. I always miss these innovative tools in Pakistan. if I have to order leather crafting tools from outside the country in Pakistan, it is not possible for me because the expenses in dollars and pounds as for as Pakistani ruppies are very high because of high inflation rate in Pakistan, so I run my work with a local tools and fulfill my hobby.

Looks like a delightful way to spend a day. I wonder where I would find such an organization in the USA, specifically in the state of Idaho. I think it would be a lot of fun to build a shaving horse and a spoon mule.

how is water kept out?

i have tried various thread,s, and all rot when under water, in wet weather conditions. any ideas anyone.

My grandfather Charles Wright (born circa 1896) was the county hedgelaying champion of Staffordshire for many years running. In 1957 he won the NFU (National Union of Farmers) championship when it was held at Gnosall, Staffs. I have his medal. I did hedgelaying with him for a couple of weeks in late Autumn in the 70s. Fond memories.

Why is it you can't buy cutting rule or creasing rule in the UK easily anymore is there some sort of import restrictions on it can source the stuff from china no problem but no resellers in the UK This stuff used to be £2 a meter.

What is the first big long handled axe that was being used? Thanks

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Thank you so much, really helpful 😊

Thank you!!!

missed the whole video, looking at the chair

"I probably need some of it", LOL!

Thank you Harry. I thought I had seen all your videos on CZcams, but on searching for help reassembling my top tension assembly, up comes this recommendation. Simple, clear and joyful. and now I am confident I can get my assembly back together again on my 185K.

Hello Harry, a late comment but i am wondering if the unit helped to lower the humidity in your shed? I am thinking of how to solve a similar issue in my shed.. hoping that all is well with you. Thanks

Thank you thank you thank you! I am trying to make my own shoes and your videos helped me so much! You are an angel

I really enjoyed this video. For me, you camera work and narration convey the sunlight and feel of the current. I have a bit of adventure while sitting in my kitchen chair. Thank you.

That gate's diagonal support would seem to be backwards. Normally you see the diagonal brace in compression, and not in tension. Interesting.

Thanks