This is why I respect you. "Sales pitch, absolutely." Thank you, Chuck. One day, I hope to meet you and shank your hand. You have been inspiring.

Okay Chuck, lets see a project or two using the Master Tool Club Sewing Machine. Thanks for sharing.

That machine is absolutely beautiful❤!!! I just cant wrap my mind around $2,000.

Own one and works like a charm!

@WeaverLeatherSupply

8 ай бұрын

Thank you!

@derrickedmiston8008

Ай бұрын

I'm seriously close to pull8ng the trigger here. Question for you that uses one. Does the presser foot leave marks on the leather. I'll be using it mostly for belts made from crazy horse, high pull up leather.

The Weaver pen is an essential for the shop! 😃 The machine looks very simple, sturdy, and accurate, thanks for walking us through.

When I first saw this video I was not that impressed since I have a Sailrite Leatherwork which is cheaper and has a 1/4 hp motor (which was doa but Sailrite got me new one quick). However, after learning in the most recent video - "Explore Weaver Leather Supply with Chuck Dorset" - that this machine is actually 100% made in USA, I can now understand the price and I'm sure the quality is really high. It's also an awesome-looking machine, like something you'd see at a farm show or world's fair.

we got the Bob Ross of leather here folks

Really cool machine. Would be an awesome mobile setup

Really want one! Looking to move in a few months and have a baby on the way. Maybe after the move I can save up for one. Would be nice to be able to sew without the loud banging of hand sewing.

Good info.

Wow... "Food for Thought" ?

He didn’t mention treadle or power accessories? Or show the sewing in action… perhaps he can in a future video? It looks ideal for on the horse farm where there is no power. I’d like to see him make a horse halter with it.

@WeaverLeatherSupply

8 ай бұрын

There is no power or treadle, just a hand crank flywheel. See if this video helps! kzread.info/dash/bejne/fIWZy6mKadDZZbA.htmlfeature=shared

Would the foot be small enough to stitch the rending on a Goodyear welt shoe sole?

I just wish that Weaver had a UK based distributor… would love to own one of these, but the shipping costs are prohibitive unfortunately… oh well, more hand sewing it is… lack the space for an electric cylinder arm

@thomasbeckett1245

8 ай бұрын

Electric isn’t all that great when your at a farm. It looks lite, and portable. Seems to have the rite stuff.

@krispex1974

8 ай бұрын

@@thomasbeckett1245 yeah, I get that… I live in a suburb in the UK and one of the bedrooms has been converted into an office/man cave/leather studio - so it’s a multi-use space… this would be ideal for me but around at least a 10% shipping charge on top of the price is a bit steep when I have seen suitable electric machines for less, I can’t justify the additional expense presently. But space is the issue… just wish it was available here easily

Just got mine a few days ago and love it, but i noticed that evey 6 or 7 stitches it leaves a round knot at the bottom for a few stitches..

@WeaverLeatherSupply

2 ай бұрын

Hi there! If you could reach out to our machinery guys they should be able to help you with this! You can contact us via phone at 800-932-8371 ext. 223 or email machinerysales@weaverleather.com

I make leather coats and vests. Would this be adequate to stitch for my coats?

Just got one of these the other day and the timing is off. Do you guys have a video on adjusting the timing. Or do I need the call the number and extension in the manual?

Can we connect to a treadle?

Does it sew a nice round corner? Can you use a waxed thread?

@WeaverLeatherSupply

7 ай бұрын

Yes, the thread we use has wax on it and it does sew a round corner, you just have to take your time around the corners and make sure you're guiding the leather.

Hi, will this work WELL with denim too or is it specifically leather?

@WeaverLeatherSupply

5 ай бұрын

It works best with heavy materials like leather, nylon and canvas.

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I'm torn between one these and cobra class 26. I just can't make my mind up.

@WeaverLeatherSupply

8 ай бұрын

We would be happy to answer any questions you might have! You can reach our machinery guys via phone at 800-932-8371 ext. 223.

This one will fit for leather work or not

@WeaverLeatherSupply

7 ай бұрын

Yes, it was created mostly for leather but will work for nylon and canvas material as well.

Chuck, can you recommend a needle & thread size for the Cub to sew a horse breast collar: 9-10 oz with a 3-4 oz backing?

@WeaverLeatherSupply

5 ай бұрын

We would recommend the 794S-230 needles and size 277 thread!

@donniej54

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for the response, much appreciated!

they've gone up in price from a few years ago.

@warofwrath

5 ай бұрын

They started out at almost 2 grand.

I wish i had the client base to justify it. Hand sewing long lines of soft chrome tans is a chore I don't look forward to.

after checking the price ...... cmon really its twice the price of my sailrite machine and its got a motor

@WeaverLeatherSupply

8 ай бұрын

We definitely understand that the Cub is an investment, as is any sewing machine. These are two very different machines with different purposes and at the end of the day you have to go with the machine that works best for your projects!

@oscarbear7498

2 ай бұрын

​@@WeaverLeatherSupplymy wife won't let me buy it, it's 2x the price of my current machine and it's electric like the other guys too. I do like the look and it's manual which is very neat. But $2000!? Why so expensive, even if you sold it at $1000 I can say its for research & design and highest quality. What is it made of to be so expensive or what causes it to be so high in price?

It's definitely a cool leather sewing machine but I don't think it's almost $2000 Cool 🤷🏻‍♂️. I definitely be willing to pay $400 but not much more.

@oscarbear7498

2 ай бұрын

$2000 is ridiculous considering for $120 Amazon has a Chinese manual leather sewing machine with 10x videos on KZread showing how great it is, sure you need to make a base. But $120!? Is very hard to beat $700 for this is max I can do, including tax and speed shipping. $2000! Christ the cowboy leather sewing machine is $1500

@ZaneErickson

2 ай бұрын

Compare it to quality electric cylinder arm sewing machines that can sew 3/4" thick leather. Those machines are $6k+. $2k for a quality US built machine that is this easy to use is certainly worth it.

@oscarbear7498

2 ай бұрын

@@ZaneErickson your right. I recently got into sewing and don't fully understand yet, so im shocked by prices. Further looking into it it's not a bad deal as you say. Last year it was $1500 from seeing old comments and it went up by 25% lol so it's definitely selling to people who are skilled to know its worth. I will say weaver did a horrible job explaining the value to new people, as to new people it does seem super expensive, until you understand the cost of things does it look reasonable and a good price. I now want one 😩