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Now that was an interesting experience (ouch)
woodsrunner
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I love machines!!!!
Let me clarify that I love anything old and mechanical.
To occupy myself late at night after work I buy old busted stuff and fix it, It's a great way to unwind after a nightsift in a job I hate.
Back in january I got a call from a friend asking me if I'd like an old sewing machine to tinker with. I met him at an old warehouse he was cleaning out, an old clothing factory actually. Ended up buying a 1915 vintage Singer industrial sewing machine for $40.00. After six months of rebuilding it. I'm slowly learning to use the thing. I'm considering setting up at the cowboy action shoots locally fixing leather and maybe custom making some historical clothing. It might make a neat part time business.
Tonight I learned a valuable lesson.
Watch your dang fingers!!!!!!!!
A leather needle powered by a 1/3 horse motor makes short work of sewing your thumb and forefinger together.
OUCH That stings!!!!!!!!!!
Woods
Let me clarify that I love anything old and mechanical.
To occupy myself late at night after work I buy old busted stuff and fix it, It's a great way to unwind after a nightsift in a job I hate.
Back in january I got a call from a friend asking me if I'd like an old sewing machine to tinker with. I met him at an old warehouse he was cleaning out, an old clothing factory actually. Ended up buying a 1915 vintage Singer industrial sewing machine for $40.00. After six months of rebuilding it. I'm slowly learning to use the thing. I'm considering setting up at the cowboy action shoots locally fixing leather and maybe custom making some historical clothing. It might make a neat part time business.
Tonight I learned a valuable lesson.
Watch your dang fingers!!!!!!!!
A leather needle powered by a 1/3 horse motor makes short work of sewing your thumb and forefinger together.
OUCH That stings!!!!!!!!!!
Woods
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Will270win@nraonline.com
I prefer high output low drag...
If I'm wrong please correct me, I won't be offended.
The sound of a 12 gauge pump clears a house fatser than Rosie O eats a Big Mac !
quite an experience ,if in top of nail end and you dont faint and end sweating like a dog ,you have become a man !!!!! That after pulling out the thread.....
HEHEHE! (No Anesthetics)
JD
Good...? , Bad...? Who cares ? as long I am the one with the the gun.....
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