So last night I scheduled the upload/premiere for 12pm and then completely spaced it!! haha so anyway, sorry I wasn't in the live chat. Thanks for watching:) What are your thoughts on this machine??
Your machine’s timing is actually slightly off. Notice how the material actually moves backward ever-so-slightly right before the needle penetrates. This is sometimes simply a matter of your inside (front) presser foot not being completely slid onto its driver.
Thanks man. Keep these partnerships coming. You do you to continue to support the channel. People these days want everything for free and on top of that they want you to finance their education 😂
Haters gonna hate, as long as you're not hurting anyone, make money where every you find it available. Helping others with the information is a great bonus for us floating around the interweb.
Seeing this not quite 2 years since you did it. To address the affiliate situation you spoke of. I don't care at all that you affiliate. I think it is unrealistic for people to expect you not to do this. As long as you are upfront and admit the situation (as you always do) and give truthful information and good pros and cons on your reviews, I say have at it. Thanks for the inspiration and encouragement that you provide less experienced makers. I am shopping around for a class 4 machine right now as I am tired of hand stitching and want to move to the next level. My desire to move to the next level is greatly inspired by you (and others) doing these videos. Thank you!
Love my Techsew 2750 pro. Bought it out of Montreal in Nov 2018 as a beginner leather sewer after lots of research. Your comment about Ron & staff is bang on. As a beginner, that was a huge advantage. As I learned a bit more, l began to realize how important some of the great features of the machine are that were not always available on other machines. Great machine. Great support. I’m very impressed.
hey there, did you find you needed to add a speed reducer or was the servo able to be set at a slow enough speed? I have a speed reducer on my flatbed as I prefer a slow and controlled stitch.
@@pdee4071 I purchased a speed reducer but have not yet installed it. In fact, now that I’ve had a little experience with the 2750 I find the servo motor runs slowly enough that I’m pretty satisfied. I will eventually install the reducer. But I’m in no hurry, at this point.
I love my Techsew 5100. I have had it for 3 years, never has a needle broken, all it has ever asked of me is periodic cleaning and regular oil. Good luck with yours!
Hey Gary, what kind of leather do you sew with the 5100, trying to decide between that and the 2750 like Parker, but worried the 5100 might be overkill.. also worried that the 2750 might not be enough for some of my bags where I need to go through 3 layers.
Firstly, congrats on the addition to your family, Parker! You guys deserve all the happiness and support in the world:) Secondly, you're honesty is honourable and you need not feel deterred by nay-sayers. It's easy for people to criticise and take things for granted when you don't understand how much work it takes to make a living out of doing what you love, keeping up an internet presence and supporting your family to boot! You guys are inspiring and you gotta do what you gotta do. And you manage it whilst keeping us all invested in your journey. So thank you:)
You said the tension "looks pretty good" but I had to pause the vid when you did the quick flip over. The tension is not good as you can see the loops sticking out from the bottom of the leather. Don’t know if you’re being misleading but that quick flip over looks like you’re trying to hide it.
1st off, congrats to you and yours on the new addition... I'm talking about the baby not the machine. Hope and pray baby and mama are doing well. Thanks for the upload and I'll have to take a closer look at this machine now. I love those sharp turns and it looks like that will save loads of time... Which you will need. Thanks again! Very Respectfully, Jeff
Congratulations on the new arrival family of 5 is expensive times ahead. I know that! having a family of 3 kids and me plus hubby. You dont need to explain why you are doing sponsored videos as you still have bills to pay and your not doing youtube for free. You and Whitney do a epic job of the channel keep it up.
Congratulations on the Babyy , over 12 years ago i bought myself a Chines Clone Industrial walking Foot Sewing Machine off of Ebay mainly for sewing Marine Cambas and Vinyl because i wanted to do my own Boat Canvas and Vintl plus Vintage Car Interiors ironically it was my very first Ebay purchase and i got exactly what i was promised as the Machine worked right out of the box and is still going today if anything that was done incorrectly is that the seller kind of underestimate the Machines ability
Congrats Parker and Wit on new baby. I have to say i love the content you all are producing it has helped me start my journey in leather work. Parker dont worry about the haters you can tell with your excitement if you believe the tool or method will work and you can see the hesitation if your unsure on something. So dont think of yourself as a paid drone selling whatever cause you are helping me at lest. Have a wonderfull time with family going to be a rough time for daddy the next couple weeks lol
I've made my decision. I'm going to purchase this for sure. Not only have I been looking for a quality machine. I have also been looking for some backing on this. I'm new to using machines and at this price point is seems like a deal right in my ballpark. Thank you for the quick simple review and congrats on the new addition to the family. Keep doing what you're doing! I love it!
I've watched this video for the second time and have a few additional thoughts: thanks for the video. Congratulations to you and your growing family. I appreciate the candor about a paid sponsorship. Finally, a request: when you have some time, can you do a video on a project that would be difficult or impossible on a flatbed machine? Show us how the cylinder arm enables you to make something that would be hard or impossible on a flatbed. Thanks and congratulations again. KB.
I'd love to hear your thoughts on this machine now that you've had it 5 months. Are you still in love?! I'm currently deciding what will be my next machine.
Can’t wait to order a 2750Pro as an early Xmas gift to myself! Will definitely be using that code, and thanks for making me more comfortable with my purchasing decision.
Can you do a whole project on this machine? I just ordered mine but it’s on back order and I really need to see it in action. Not a lot of videos out there for this machine, only yours so far. Please!!
You are a wonderful person! Love your videos ,. You are always extremely helpful. Have a wonderful Holiday Season and Congratulations on the new baby! All the very best! THANK YOU,,
I've been looking at Techsew for awhile as well as others for when I'm ready to buy a machine. Unfortunately all the machines seem to be a bit out of my price range, someday I'll probably buy a 5100. Partnering with Techsew and Tandy is a smart move and I never feel like I'm being thrown a sales pitch by your videos. There are those on youtube who make sponsored videos and they feel like sales pitches which along with the 5 ads from youtube in the 10min video starts to get under my skin.
This is exactly what I've been looking for, one day soon I'll be able to afford it, lol. I also love doing custom design, high end bags, and saddle bags, so many things a cylinder arm can make easier. Grats, on the machine and the new addition to the family. ;))
You just sold one of these and didn't even know it. LOL I just ordered one. On backorder till mid FEB but should have it by the end of the month. Great review video!
. Thought I finally bought all the stuff I needed for this “hobby” (obsession). Thanks! Now I need to spend another $2500. ...and congrats on the new baby! I have three, and the last one is halfway through college. Time goes by quickly, so enjoy every day!
Hi there . Thanks for the video . I'm contemplating between this and a post bed machine for messenger bags with gussets and rounded corners that is more of a 3D looking bag. Which machine would be appropriate
I could go and look up the specs myself. I'm left with so many questions. But it would be a more comprehensive video if you covered and showed stitch length adjustment (yes or no). Lubrication, highest and lowest speeds, different presser foot choices, threading, do's and don'ts, tension, etc you know...All the stuff that matters in day to day use. You did a good job this time around, but I've seen you cover other machines in a way that left me with no questions. Cheers
Congratulations on your new blessing. And thanks for the video been sitting on a little extra cash just haven't decided what machine I want. This helps a lot thanks
Hi Parker ! Definitly love your videos and the way you share technic tricks solutions ! Congrats to your family new comer ;-) ! Long and nice way for Etta and all of you !
Thanks for the review! I've been going back and forth on which machine to buy. I have been looking very seriously at the Techsew line! As for the affiliate stuff. Good for you! If I do pull the trigger on it. I may have to flip the coin on whether I use your affiliate link or Ryan's. You've both helped sell it.
haha yeah that's quite the draw. Respectfully, Ryan introduced Techsew to me so you should go ahead and use his if you pick one up. I appreciate the kind words Nate! Good luck on your machine hunt. Let me know if I can help you with anything:)
Have you tried to make bags on this machine? When I try to sew gussets with this machine I find that the table gets in the way. The U shaped opening is too narrow...seems like it would be better served on a pedestal table to allow for stiff bags to turn without obstruction
Strange that this unison feed actually takes the leather backwards and forwards while stitching. Slow down viewing speed to .25x speed to see it at @8:25
Need help! Staring up the joy of leather crafting and got my hands on a singer 66. I know it can do the job but I can’t figure out what size needle and thread to go with. I’ll be making things like wallets, belts and key chains. Just need pointed in the right direction. Thanks
I am in the market for a cylinder arm sewing machine and have been looking at the cowboy 4500. Was there an issue with the cowboy machines? Just want to make sure I am not buying a headache.
Hey could you do video on your machine with setting up everything. I bought the 2750 pro because of this video. However I have had nothing but bad quality with the machine leaving marks on my leather. After messing with tension on pressure foot and feed dog nothing is really helping
I'm looking at getting a 2150. "Cylinder arm, walking foot, zigzag". Industrial sewing machine man carries it. Question: where do you shop for techsew needs, are parts readily available and where do get them ? Example: tension assembly, bobbin case, presser foot, bobbins, ect. Thanks pal ! Love your videos. Posted 5/1/2020
Definitely! It’s one of the first videos I have planned when I get back into uploading videos. Been hunkered down working on an online course for leather workers but as soon as I’m done I’ll be back making videos ASAP
Thanks for the update. Im sure your crazy busy thanks for your time. I did order the 2750pro I did a lot of research and I just pick up doing fire helmet shields for a department and they help with the purchase so im pumped and can't wait till it comes.
I am looking forward to buy a cylinder machine ,you’re very impressive, i got the 1541 Juki so far i am happy with it .now i am going to go for this one.thank’s
I noticed a speed reducer on Your machine coupled with that NP servo motor ( practical and wise combination ) . Wow , so it will run 207 thread ? What's the max thread size it can run the bobbin ? thanks
I like your passion and your honesty about the machine and it's functions. Also a lot of a post tree for boats and yachts and I'm still looking for the right machine that will give me a good nice long stitch upper and lower and i'm curious what your thoughts are on that. I've had console as I have had praff and several others. I currently have a sailrite which is a heavy duty walking foot but it is a portable one.
Parker, what the difference between this machine and the Cowboy 3200 you had? They both look capable of sewing different thickness of leather. I really like my wallet you made! Thanks
One of my biggest issues is topstitching. How close to the edge of your leather can you sew? I need no more than 1/8" stitching from the edge for straps and the top of bags. Can this machine do this or can you recommend a different machine
Jandle in the city Hello! There is this video that shows how to fix your problem and also how to give proper maintenance to the machine. ua-cam.com/video/eA3WUb5B9mk/v-deo.html
Hello,I'm struggling to decide.. 1/2" Thickness is more than enough for what i want to sew. But you know if it can sew 1/2" of veg tan leather ? Thanks for your help :)
Hey Parker, have you had problems with the walking foot and feed dog leaving marks on the leather with your Techsew machine? I just bought the 1660 and it's marking up the leather no matter what I dials I adjust.
Hows it going bro, I like what your doing! I was going to purchase a TechSew machine and use your discount code but i know this videos a few years old. Are you able to offer any other discounts codes presently?
Well its been a year and a half and I'm wondering if you are still loving this machine? Any regrets....i.e. do you wish you would have gotten the 5100? Any thoughts?
Yeah I still love it. The 5100 is for a different class of work. It's for saddlery, tack, holsters and all the real heavy duty stuff. The 2750 is a medium weight machine. So it all comes down to what your sewing. I also have cobra class 3, which is the same machine as the 5100 (they're both juki 441 clones) and I use them both quite a bit, but I wouldn't replace one over the other unless I was only focusing on one specific type of work. Hope this makes sense haha
@@whitandpark I do all kinds of different stuff, I don't make a living sewing so its usually just projects like making a canvas tent, make a seat cover for my 4X4, make or repair equipment like back packs, I do a lot of leather work like making knife sheaths and axe sheaths. I've been using a pfaff 545 H3 but have been looking at these cylinder arm machines. Problem is I only have room for one machine so if I buy a cylinder arm I'll have to sell my 545. I just want to get one machine to do it all.
In your video " Best leather sewing machine for beginners" you recommended the Cobra Class 26 and not the Techsew 2750 Pro. So would I be correct in assuming that while you love the Techsew 2750 Pro you love the Cobra Class 26 more?
@@graphicartstv Just what i came to find out myself. I just saw his video saying the cobra class 26 is the best and now i see this but this video is older so im sure he likes the cobra class 26 more. Im guessing they are basically the same but cobra has more of a following? Im wanting one just to stitch leather hat patches only.
Hey Parker, I have watched this video several times. I am debating that machine. Have you used it on holsters? Is that half inch enough for that? Would the 5100 be good for lighter work like wallets and bags? It's all very confusing to a first time buyer! Ugh.. Thanks. And missing your vids bro!
I've seen so many videos and reviews of machines, but really like this machine for some reason. Thanks for the video. Do you use any reverse twist needles too to get those nice slanty stitches? BTW - your veg tan would look great with a cream thread instead of white!!
Can't go wrong with that machine it's a copy of the Juki 341 I wish they gave you a coupon for free shipping to the USA if they did I would buy from them. But with so many USA dealers it's not worth it for me. They do seem like a good company I talked with them before I bought a Juki 1521s I was going to buy from them but the shipping was a deal breaker.
Just saw 'Little king goods' and 'Stock & Barrel' both started using Techsew from March 2019, price is over 2000-3000 USD. But isn't it the same machine of $520 PA246 Cylinder Bed? I'm also a buyer, but things are just confusing me. Are those machines coming from same factory or not? If anyone know the truth, explain to me. Thanks.
you can definitely slow it down with a servo but not nearly as much as you can with the servo + speed reducer. It's basically a bigger pulley so it changes the gearing and gives you a lot more torque and stability. If you're mostly working with leather, it's worth getting a reducer. Most new leather machines come with them
Did you consider the Techsew 2600 model (smaller cylinder arm diameter)? Does the 3 inch cylinder arm on the 2750 limit inside sewing in your experience?
Thanks for the great video, I have been wanting a cylinder machine. I appreciate your honesty about the machine. When you get the machine , how much assembly do I have to do when it arrives ? Can I still use your coupon for the extra accessories? Since this video is 3 years old? I really enjoyed watching your other videos. I have already learned a lot from you. I have subscribed to your channel. THANKS!!!!!!
I just recently purchased this same machine from TechSew directly, and the coupon did not work whatsoever. I didnt ask anyone to try to push the issue but just wanted to let you know. Hopefully this helps you out.
Hi Parker Would love to know the oil requirements ( manual or auto) and to see some of the stitch length capabilities. I just bought a Japanese assembled Seiko flat bed so it will be a little while before I can lash out and buy a cylinder model. What type of leather point needle are you using (I hear it is size 18). My needle lays the stitches at an angle (right twist ?.) so back stitching is ugly. Thanks for your videos and I have watched most of them.
So last night I scheduled the upload/premiere for 12pm and then completely spaced it!! haha so anyway, sorry I wasn't in the live chat. Thanks for watching:) What are your thoughts on this machine??
It looks a nice machine Parker. NPS I guess will take some getting used to. Great news about BABY and hope Whit is well.
Your machine’s timing is actually slightly off. Notice how the material actually moves backward ever-so-slightly right before the needle penetrates. This is sometimes simply a matter of your inside (front) presser foot not being completely slid onto its driver.
Thanks man. Keep these partnerships coming. You do you to continue to support the channel. People these days want everything for free and on top of that they want you to finance their education 😂
Haters gonna hate, as long as you're not hurting anyone, make money where every you find it available. Helping others with the information is a great bonus for us floating around the interweb.
Appreciate that Mark!
Seeing this not quite 2 years since you did it. To address the affiliate situation you spoke of. I don't care at all that you affiliate. I think it is unrealistic for people to expect you not to do this. As long as you are upfront and admit the situation (as you always do) and give truthful information and good pros and cons on your reviews, I say have at it. Thanks for the inspiration and encouragement that you provide less experienced makers. I am shopping around for a class 4 machine right now as I am tired of hand stitching and want to move to the next level. My desire to move to the next level is greatly inspired by you (and others) doing these videos. Thank you!
I just spoke to Ron and ordered the exact same machine. I’m so excited!
Love my Techsew 2750 pro. Bought it out of Montreal in Nov 2018 as a beginner leather sewer after lots of research. Your comment about Ron & staff is bang on. As a beginner, that was a huge advantage. As I learned a bit more, l began to realize how important some of the great features of the machine are that were not always available on other machines. Great machine. Great support. I’m very impressed.
hey there, did you find you needed to add a speed reducer or was the servo able to be set at a slow enough speed? I have a speed reducer on my flatbed as I prefer a slow and controlled stitch.
@@pdee4071 I purchased a speed reducer but have not yet installed it. In fact, now that I’ve had a little experience with the 2750 I find the servo motor runs slowly enough that I’m pretty satisfied. I will eventually install the reducer. But I’m in no hurry, at this point.
I love my Techsew 5100. I have had it for 3 years, never has a needle broken, all it has ever asked of me is periodic cleaning and regular oil.
Good luck with yours!
Gary Giles glad to hear that Gary! Doesnt surprise me at all
Hey Gary, what kind of leather do you sew with the 5100, trying to decide between that and the 2750 like Parker, but worried the 5100 might be overkill.. also worried that the 2750 might not be enough for some of my bags where I need to go through 3 layers.
Firstly, congrats on the addition to your family, Parker! You guys deserve all the happiness and support in the world:) Secondly, you're honesty is honourable and you need not feel deterred by nay-sayers. It's easy for people to criticise and take things for granted when you don't understand how much work it takes to make a living out of doing what you love, keeping up an internet presence and supporting your family to boot! You guys are inspiring and you gotta do what you gotta do. And you manage it whilst keeping us all invested in your journey. So thank you:)
You said the tension "looks pretty good" but I had to pause the vid when you did the quick flip over. The tension is not good as you can see the loops sticking out from the bottom of the leather. Don’t know if you’re being misleading but that quick flip over looks like you’re trying to hide it.
1st off, congrats to you and yours on the new addition... I'm talking about the baby not the machine. Hope and pray baby and mama are doing well. Thanks for the upload and I'll have to take a closer look at this machine now. I love those sharp turns and it looks like that will save loads of time... Which you will need. Thanks again!
Very Respectfully,
Jeff
Thanks so much Jeff! Everyone's doing well:)
How could you dislike the video? What didn't you get from it? Well spoken and thanks for the help.
Congratulations on the new arrival family of 5 is expensive times ahead. I know that! having a family of 3 kids and me plus hubby. You dont need to explain why you are doing sponsored videos as you still have bills to pay and your not doing youtube for free. You and Whitney do a epic job of the channel keep it up.
Thanks so much Becky!!
Congratulations on the Babyy , over 12 years ago i bought myself a Chines Clone Industrial walking Foot Sewing Machine off of Ebay mainly for sewing Marine Cambas and Vinyl because i wanted to do my own Boat Canvas and Vintl plus Vintage Car Interiors ironically it was my very first Ebay purchase and i got exactly what i was promised as the Machine worked right out of the box and is still going today if anything that was done incorrectly is that the seller kind of underestimate the Machines ability
Congrats Parker and Wit on new baby. I have to say i love the content you all are producing it has helped me start my journey in leather work. Parker dont worry about the haters you can tell with your excitement if you believe the tool or method will work and you can see the hesitation if your unsure on something. So dont think of yourself as a paid drone selling whatever cause you are helping me at lest. Have a wonderfull time with family going to be a rough time for daddy the next couple weeks lol
haha I really appreciate that! Thank you:)
I've made my decision. I'm going to purchase this for sure. Not only have I been looking for a quality machine. I have also been looking for some backing on this. I'm new to using machines and at this price point is seems like a deal right in my ballpark. Thank you for the quick simple review and congrats on the new addition to the family. Keep doing what you're doing! I love it!
Paul, did you buy this machine? What are your thoughts so far? I am considering purchasing for luxury handbag bag repair.
@@babysleep2529 unfortunately I didn't buy this one. I wish I had when I had the chance. I still want it, I just don't have the money for it now.
Thank you for the reply, I hope that someday it can be yours:)
I've watched this video for the second time and have a few additional thoughts: thanks for the video. Congratulations to you and your growing family. I appreciate the candor about a paid sponsorship. Finally, a request: when you have some time, can you do a video on a project that would be difficult or impossible on a flatbed machine? Show us how the cylinder arm enables you to make something that would be hard or impossible on a flatbed. Thanks and congratulations again. KB.
I'd love to hear your thoughts on this machine now that you've had it 5 months. Are you still in love?! I'm currently deciding what will be my next machine.
Can’t wait to order a 2750Pro as an early Xmas gift to myself! Will definitely be using that code, and thanks for making me more comfortable with my purchasing decision.
Congratulations for the Baby
Can you do a whole project on this machine? I just ordered mine but it’s on back order and I really need to see it in action. Not a lot of videos out there for this machine, only yours so far. Please!!
You are a wonderful person! Love your videos ,. You are always extremely helpful. Have a wonderful Holiday Season and Congratulations on the new baby! All the very best! THANK YOU,,
Thank you so much Lilian! That means a lot:) and likewise! hope the holidays are good to you!
I've been looking at Techsew for awhile as well as others for when I'm ready to buy a machine. Unfortunately all the machines seem to be a bit out of my price range, someday I'll probably buy a 5100.
Partnering with Techsew and Tandy is a smart move and I never feel like I'm being thrown a sales pitch by your videos. There are those on youtube who make sponsored videos and they feel like sales pitches which along with the 5 ads from youtube in the 10min video starts to get under my skin.
This is exactly what I've been looking for, one day soon I'll be able to afford it, lol. I also love doing custom design, high end bags, and saddle bags, so many things a cylinder arm can make easier. Grats, on the machine and the new addition to the family. ;))
Thanks Mark!
Do what's right for you and your channel Honesty is always good but haters will always be haters love the channel good luck with the baby
I feel you brother 😊 just wish I had one of those. I have been hand sewing since 1992😢
Congratulations on your new arrival! I hope baby and mom are doing great! 😇
You just sold one of these and didn't even know it. LOL I just ordered one. On backorder till mid FEB but should have it by the end of the month. Great review video!
@Ben Mc Girr no problems at all. It works great!
. Thought I finally bought all the stuff I needed for this “hobby” (obsession). Thanks! Now I need to spend another $2500. ...and congrats on the new baby! I have three, and the last one is halfway through college. Time goes by quickly, so enjoy every day!
hahaha I know. All these things can add up pretty quick. Either way, make sure you're having fun with it;) And thank you!
Congratulations on the baby.
Thanks for the honest video and congratulations to you and your growing family.
Thank u
U'r always so sincere!
I'm nervous about working with leather...I have to watch more of ur videos.
Thank you for your hard work. I have learned so much about leather work.
Hi there . Thanks for the video . I'm contemplating between this and a post bed machine for messenger bags with gussets and rounded corners that is more of a 3D looking bag. Which machine would be appropriate
Congrats on the newest addition to the family!
Thanks a ton!
I could go and look up the specs myself. I'm left with so many questions. But it would be a more comprehensive video if you covered and showed stitch length adjustment (yes or no). Lubrication, highest and lowest speeds, different presser foot choices, threading, do's and don'ts, tension, etc you know...All the stuff that matters in day to day use. You did a good job this time around, but I've seen you cover other machines in a way that left me with no questions. Cheers
Congratulations on your new blessing. And thanks for the video been sitting on a little extra cash just haven't decided what machine I want. This helps a lot thanks
Hi Parker ! Definitly love your videos and the way you share technic tricks solutions ! Congrats to your family new comer ;-) ! Long and nice way for Etta and all of you !
Thanks for the review! I've been going back and forth on which machine to buy. I have been looking very seriously at the Techsew line! As for the affiliate stuff. Good for you! If I do pull the trigger on it. I may have to flip the coin on whether I use your affiliate link or Ryan's. You've both helped sell it.
haha yeah that's quite the draw. Respectfully, Ryan introduced Techsew to me so you should go ahead and use his if you pick one up. I appreciate the kind words Nate! Good luck on your machine hunt. Let me know if I can help you with anything:)
Thanks Parker. I appreciate the offer and the help already given.
Have you tried to make bags on this machine? When I try to sew gussets with this machine I find that the table gets in the way. The U shaped opening is too narrow...seems like it would be better served on a pedestal table to allow for stiff bags to turn without obstruction
CONGRATS ON YOUR NEW FAMILY MEMBER!!!
Thank you so much!!
Hi 👋Any difference of opinion since making this review? Do you still own/use this machine?
Congrats! Also, looks like a killer equipment combo. Nice choice.
Strange that this unison feed actually takes the leather backwards and forwards while stitching. Slow down viewing speed to .25x speed to see it at @8:25
I think the partnerships are an excellent idea!!!
Are you still loving your texsew after 2 years?
Need help! Staring up the joy of leather crafting and got my hands on a singer 66. I know it can do the job but I can’t figure out what size needle and thread to go with. I’ll be making things like wallets, belts and key chains. Just need pointed in the right direction. Thanks
Don't worry, your videos help me a lot!
I am in the market for a cylinder arm sewing machine and have been looking at the cowboy 4500. Was there an issue with the cowboy machines? Just want to make sure I am not buying a headache.
Hey could you do video on your machine with setting up everything. I bought the 2750 pro because of this video. However I have had nothing but bad quality with the machine leaving marks on my leather. After messing with tension on pressure foot and feed dog nothing is really helping
This happened with my Sailrite at first. I then purchased their leather light foot and no more marks. Does Techsew have a leather foot?
I'm looking at getting a 2150. "Cylinder arm, walking foot, zigzag". Industrial sewing machine man carries it. Question: where do you shop for techsew needs, are parts readily available and where do get them ? Example: tension assembly, bobbin case, presser foot, bobbins, ect. Thanks pal ! Love your videos. Posted 5/1/2020
sure blame the new baby for no new videos. LOL Congratulation to you and your wife on the new addition
I have been wondering are you going to do another video after you now have had this machine for a bit and what’s good about it tips and tricks for it.
Definitely! It’s one of the first videos I have planned when I get back into uploading videos. Been hunkered down working on an online course for leather workers but as soon as I’m done I’ll be back making videos ASAP
Thanks for the update. Im sure your crazy busy thanks for your time. I did order the 2750pro I did a lot of research and I just pick up doing fire helmet shields for a department and they help with the purchase so im pumped and can't wait till it comes.
@@prdlaserandleather6897 How do you find it now you've had it for a while? did you need to add a speed reducer?
great video, thanks. could you use this to to stitch a welt on shoes or boots?
I am looking forward to buy a cylinder machine ,you’re very impressive, i got the 1541 Juki so far i am happy with it .now i am going to go for this one.thank’s
Hi Harry,I was looking at this machine, What thickness of veg tan would you say this machine capable of sewing? Thank you
I noticed a speed reducer on Your machine coupled with that NP servo motor ( practical and wise combination ) . Wow , so it will run 207 thread ? What's the max thread size it can run the bobbin ? thanks
Coupon code no longer works?
Sew? What is your opinion of this machine now (4 years later)?
I like your passion and your honesty about the machine and it's functions. Also a lot of a post tree for boats and yachts and I'm still looking for the right machine that will give me a good nice long stitch upper and lower and i'm curious what your thoughts are on that. I've had console as I have had praff and several others.
I currently have a sailrite which is a heavy duty walking foot but it is a portable one.
Congratulations on the new addition to the family.
Parker, what the difference between this machine and the Cowboy 3200 you had? They both look capable of sewing different thickness of leather. I really like my wallet you made! Thanks
Why did you go with this over the 5100?
Congrats to you and your family!
One of my biggest issues is topstitching. How close to the edge of your leather can you sew? I need no more than 1/8" stitching from the edge for straps and the top of bags. Can this machine do this or can you recommend a different machine
did you get the speed reducer?
HELLO THANKS FOR THIS VIDEO OF HELP, I HAVE A QUESTION, CAN I SEW A PATCH ON THE CAP WITH THIS MACHINE?
Yes this is the machine we used to sew patches on our hats in the past!
Why will it leave the foot impression on the leather? Not good on your products when selling them. What"s your advice on fixing that issue please?
Jandle in the city
Hello! There is this video that shows how to fix your problem and also how to give proper maintenance to the machine.
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Hi, I have a question. Is it possible to attach a roller foot on this type of walking foot machine?
Hello,I'm struggling to decide.. 1/2" Thickness is more than enough for what i want to sew. But you know if it can sew 1/2" of veg tan leather ? Thanks for your help :)
Hi there, is it possible to make custom trainers on this? Thanks
excellent video i am going to purchase this machine for my upholstery shop here in Barbados and congrats on your new born
Hey there, does this machine compare to the juki? and does this machine do bags and take the place of a domestic machine???
CONGRATULATIONS !!!!!
I think I've watched you do 3 machine videos and they all seem the same; "great, great, great"
Do you know anything about Juki 1510? Is it good for leather? Making purses and wallets.
Hey Parker, have you had problems with the walking foot and feed dog leaving marks on the leather with your Techsew machine? I just bought the 1660 and it's marking up the leather no matter what I dials I adjust.
How much stitching does one bobbin gives you?
Can you use it for hat making?
Love my 2750Pro Great Vid!
Hows it going bro, I like what your doing! I was going to purchase a TechSew machine and use your discount code but i know this videos a few years old. Are you able to offer any other discounts codes presently?
Well its been a year and a half and I'm wondering if you are still loving this machine? Any regrets....i.e. do you wish you would have gotten the 5100? Any thoughts?
Yeah I still love it. The 5100 is for a different class of work. It's for saddlery, tack, holsters and all the real heavy duty stuff. The 2750 is a medium weight machine. So it all comes down to what your sewing. I also have cobra class 3, which is the same machine as the 5100 (they're both juki 441 clones) and I use them both quite a bit, but I wouldn't replace one over the other unless I was only focusing on one specific type of work. Hope this makes sense haha
In other words, yes, I love this machine for all my medium weight bag projects:)
@@whitandpark I do all kinds of different stuff, I don't make a living sewing so its usually just projects like making a canvas tent, make a seat cover for my 4X4, make or repair equipment like back packs, I do a lot of leather work like making knife sheaths and axe sheaths. I've been using a pfaff 545 H3 but have been looking at these cylinder arm machines. Problem is I only have room for one machine so if I buy a cylinder arm I'll have to sell my 545. I just want to get one machine to do it all.
In your video " Best leather sewing machine for beginners" you recommended the Cobra Class 26 and not the Techsew 2750 Pro. So would I be correct in assuming that while you love the Techsew 2750 Pro you love the Cobra Class 26 more?
@@graphicartstv Just what i came to find out myself. I just saw his video saying the cobra class 26 is the best and now i see this but this video is older so im sure he likes the cobra class 26 more. Im guessing they are basically the same but cobra has more of a following? Im wanting one just to stitch leather hat patches only.
So last month it was techsew, this month it’s Tandy sailright... ???? What’s the difference between this and the artisan?
hey Parker! What kind of leather splitter do you have on your bench?
Great video Thanks helps with my machine search.
Would you recommend this over your Juki?
Hi there, I have this style machine and am attempting to sew leather bands onto fur felt hats. Unfortunately no tutorials. Can you help?
I've never done that, i'd be just as lost as you haha. If something like that ever comes across my plate i'll give it a go:)
I wish you had shown the whole product from every angle...
Glad I subscribed. I really enjoyed this channel.
What type of thread you using on this machine ?
Hey Parker, I have watched this video several times. I am debating that machine. Have you used it on holsters? Is that half inch enough for that? Would the 5100 be good for lighter work like wallets and bags? It's all very confusing to a first time buyer! Ugh.. Thanks. And missing your vids bro!
keep the great work
I've seen so many videos and reviews of machines, but really like this machine for some reason. Thanks for the video. Do you use any reverse twist needles too to get those nice slanty stitches? BTW - your veg tan would look great with a cream thread instead of white!!
Can't go wrong with that machine it's a copy of the Juki 341 I wish they gave you a coupon for free shipping to the USA if they did I would buy from them. But with so many USA dealers it's not worth it for me. They do seem like a good company I talked with them before I bought a Juki 1521s I was going to buy from them but the shipping was a deal breaker.
Great review!
Just saw 'Little king goods' and 'Stock & Barrel' both started using Techsew from March 2019, price is over 2000-3000 USD. But isn't it the same machine of $520 PA246 Cylinder Bed? I'm also a buyer, but things are just confusing me. Are those machines coming from same factory or not? If anyone know the truth, explain to me. Thanks.
Does it have a speed reducer or you are just using the servo motor that comes with the machine?
you can definitely slow it down with a servo but not nearly as much as you can with the servo + speed reducer. It's basically a bigger pulley so it changes the gearing and gives you a lot more torque and stability. If you're mostly working with leather, it's worth getting a reducer. Most new leather machines come with them
Did you consider the Techsew 2600 model (smaller cylinder arm diameter)? Does the 3 inch cylinder arm on the 2750 limit inside sewing in your experience?
2750 sews much thicker stuff you need it doing bags in comparison to the 2600
Thanks for the great video, I have been wanting a cylinder machine. I appreciate your honesty about the machine. When you get the machine , how much assembly do I have to do when it arrives ? Can I still use your coupon for the extra accessories? Since this video is 3 years old? I really enjoyed watching your other videos. I have already learned a lot from you. I have subscribed to your channel. THANKS!!!!!!
I just recently purchased this same machine from TechSew directly, and the coupon did not work whatsoever. I didnt ask anyone to try to push the issue but just wanted to let you know. Hopefully this helps you out.
Thanks for the review, Do you use a speed reducer or just the variable speed on the servo?
I have this same machine, I highly recommend a speed reducer not for speed, but for torque especially for leather sewing.
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Hi Parker
Would love to know the oil requirements ( manual or auto) and to see some of the stitch length capabilities. I just bought a Japanese assembled Seiko flat bed so it will be a little while before I can lash out and buy a cylinder model. What type of leather point needle are you using (I hear it is size 18). My needle lays the stitches at an angle (right twist ?.) so back stitching is ugly. Thanks for your videos and I have watched most of them.
This machine stitches up to 9mm long stitches. It is manually oiled.
Qué referencia es la máquina?