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Thanks William for the feedback! We are really glad to hear they are helpful to you :-)

Hi Berta, I recomend either a Regad or ADEC for the machine and I reocmend only using REGAD tips (which will work on both machines). I use the FN3 in the tutorail and the S0.5 tip as well. thanks! peter

Thanks! I am just starting and getting my tools firts and then I will purchase some courses, would you give me some info about Electric edge creaser and tips. Which web site do you requment to get the machine.? I understand I need to get FN3 creasing tips S0.5 for high end handbags .. I am beginer I dont want to spend so much money but same time I like to buy correct one so I dont have to go buy another one for a while.. Which web site do you requmend? I appracete you. Many thanks.

I would like 2 cutting boards. Send me a DM with Instagram @atelierrobbyborgmans

Hello Nicolas, I was trying to get my hands on one of those as well ! You can send me a message on instagram @m.glaudeix !

They are nice. Let me know if you find them. Thanks.

I solved the same problem by advancing the screw circled in red . The nut needs to be loosened and the screw tightened again. This keeps the shaft from coming out of the roller as it rotates. This worked for me.

I have the same problem... Also as I'm from Switzerland I need to pay also the custom fees for example....

Great question. A great tutorial!

I have not. Wouldn't that be too coarse? I don't think I am sure what duck canvas is. How does it differ from regular canvas? I do a lot of shopping directly in China and found some sources for 360g/meter, 400g/meter, and 530g/meter cotton twill.

Peter, can you answer me please?

I’m interested as well to get some feedback on this. Thanks don’t do hand stitch but machine stitch. For my pricing I calculate exact square footage of materials used, multiply that by 1.5 for waste, multiply that sum by the cost of the material. I add hardware cost, a shop/overhead cost of $2 for under 2 sq.ft., or $6 for larger than 2 sq.ft. Then I take my time, multiply by $30 per hour. Add those up, then double it.