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Wow!great work Kevin!! Happy to be part oh this community .nice to meet you 😊

I totally agree with you Alex and Robby. Peter/Julien's courses are more than recommendable and of an extraordinary quality! And if you have the opportunity to take a class in person, don't hesitate because you won't regret it. Quality, sharing, humility and benevolence are definitely their trademarks.

@Alex Dorandish I hope to see them in Den Haag in August

You 2 Julien

Alex - looking at your bags - they are really nice. Can i ask you where you got your hardware from ? Does it have your name on it ? That is so cool !!

I use an atom which they don’t produce anymore. I recommend camoga or fortuna if you want to make an investment. These are great machines and well worth the money. Cheap machines can just be a headache and frustrating because your can’t get the results like with the good machines. You can also find used or vintage machines that can be refurbished. These old machines can be really great! You also have to decide if you want suction or just the off-cuts fall onto the floor or a tray. I have suction and I think it’s a nice luxury to have if you are working a lot on the skiver.

And than you have https://www.buckleguy.com/ https://www.ivan.tw/ But i was trying to give european solutions - as you have to pay import taxes.

Thank you! I have almost all. But I need some basic tools as the clamp to sew and I want the ks blade Pricking Irons as soon I can. 😁 For the moment... my boyfriend for Christmas gave me this beauty after he restored it.

Hi Hilde, The angled one is what you want for most common hand skiving jobs. There is a left-handed and a right handed angled one available. I think the length of the blade has to do with whether your feel comfortable with a bigger or smaller one in your hand. So if you have small hands I would go with the smaller/shorter blade.