Mercedes Benz W123 armrest handle - Sewing process (3/4)
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
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This video shows the sewing procedure for the MBenz armrest cover.
We would realize it was done two main machine-sewings: one 'blind closing stitching' to attach the two pieces and the other with a thicker thread on top along the frontal part as a decorative stitching (double stitches/french seams).
We also did a 'closing sewing in the hidden back area of the armrests (a combination of sewing-machine lock stitches and a hand sewing thread lacing through the stitches to get the edges very close and attached)
I hope you find it useful!
Cesar
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Как много труда, даже с такой небольшой деталью. Огромное уважение.
Whoever is operating the camera they are very smooth and unobtrusive and always seem to be in the right place. I watched two videos before I even realized someone was operating the camera - I thought I was there!
I thank you, Professor, for your kindness to me
cechaflo saludos espero que te encuentres bien viendo tus videos y aprendiendo del master cechaflo.
Hola Baldwin, todo bien amigo, simplemente un poco ocupado, preparando el primer curso sobre los volantes/timones/guías que enseñará a forrar un volante desde 'cero', en una sola pieza de piel/cuero y con una sola unión. Estos videos(uno principal y tres auxiliares)estarán a la venta en una nueva página web. El método que usaremos será fácil y práctico.
Si estos videos tuvieran una buena aceptación, entonces, publicaremos un segundo paquete que enseñará a forrar los volantes en dos, tres y cuatro piezas de cuero. Y así continuaríamos con un tercero mas avanzado que enseñaría a sacar moldes, forrar las partes plásticas e imprimir los logos.
Hello Baldwin, I'm doing fine my friend; just a little busy, getting ready the first course related to steering-wheels that would teach how to wrap a wheel from 'zero' in one piece, one junction.
These videos(a main one and three auxilaries)would be for sale in a new website. The method I'm using is very easy and practical.
If these first videos would succeed, then, I'll be releasing a second package that would teach to leather cover the wheels in two, three and four pieces of leather. An so on, with a more advanced third video course that would teach how to get molds, wrap plastic trims and imprint logos.
+Cechaflo Muy bueno mi hermano ese si quiero verlo en una pieza! ese un reto grande para mi pero su profecionalismo me ha enseñado a estar donde estoy estaremos en sintonia.
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Ok you have all the cool tools. Where do I get that stapler and the stapler puller!??😀🍷👍👍 great job. O ya and what kind of glue is that? Love to watch your videos if you haven't noticed
+Tiffany Berg This stapler design is more handy to baste seams...I bought it at Home Depot. The pincers are simply some kind of tip pliers...I bought it in a junkyard...think are surgical.
Thanks for watching my videos! ...I use a yellow glue which comes in cans or bottles...check these links if you are in USA :
www.homedepot.com/p/DAP-32-fl-oz-Weldwood-Original-Contact-Cement-00272/100125525
www.tandyleather.com/en-usd/home/department/leather-cement-glue/2525-360.aspx
www.ebay.es/itm/Petronios-Master-All-Purpose-Cement-Glue-Shoe-Repair-Adhesive-Glue-4-oz-/291064753112
I think that before applying one of these products do a test beforehand.
I thank you very much for following us on our channel!
Can a regular machine work for vinyl and if so what extra equipment do I need to get for it? Thanks
You can do it with a regular sewing machine. A thicker needle (110= 18) and a new 'needle plate' and bigger teeth 'feed dog'.
Welcome to the channel anytime!
Amazing work Cechaflo. One question, when your doing this kind of work, do you make the leather for both the left and right side arm rest to save time?
+chris diaz You're right; Chris! ...the 'vinyl mold' is the same for both armrests.
Aprendi muito com você
I am glad the videos are useful!
Cechaflo VC tem esta zap
Estou tentando arrumar um tradutor mas não tô conseguindo aqui
Don Cesar maestro,tiene rato q no sabemos de usted todo bien? saludos
+B Galvan Todo bien Galvan, gracias por preocuparse. Ando un poquito ocupado en unos asuntos...aparte estamos preparando el primer curso que va a enseñar a forrar los volantes...con suerte en menos de un mes está listo este primer curso.
Hello I think you do beautiful work I watch your work good job..
+David Gillham Thanks for following us on our channel!
is that a zipper foot you are use to sew ur double stich?
+Jesse Gaspar Yes, it is. I use it to have a better view...but, I can also use the 'standard foot'
+Cechaflo thanks love your work!!!
+Cechaflo what size thread do u use ?
+Jesse Gaspar I use the standard thin thread (number 8) to close the seams and a thicker thread (number zero) for the double stitching on top view.
Thanks a lot for following us on our channel!
Where did you find your round-nose pliers?
These are called orthodontic pliers and could be found on ebay, amzon, etc.www.amazon.com/Assorted-Orthodontic-Pliers-Instruments-ODONTOMED/dp/B007NFVY5U
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