All About the Cowboy 797 Sewing Machine from Tandy Leather
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- Опубликовано: 17 апр 2024
- In the realm of craftsmanship, where every stitch is a testament to dedication and precision, having the right tools can make all the difference. For those working with leather, the Cowboy 797 stands the perfect companion, embodying the essence of reliability and performance. In this post, we delve into the intricate world of the Cowboy 797 leather sewing machine, uncovering its features, capabilities, and the unparalleled craftsmanship it facilitates. Also included, a video companion, including demonstrations of the machine's ability, tips, tricks, resolutions to common errors and maintenance suggestions.
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i ordered mine! can't wait to get started with the projects!!
Make sure to tag us! We cannot wait to see what you make- happy crafting!
Thanks for the video. I was hoping that you would talk about the two adjustment knobs on top of the machine. I would love it if I could find a detailed description of those like you did here for the rest of the machine.
Hey, @jasonmoore9968! If you're talking about the black posts on the left side of the machine, above the up take lever, those are some adjustments for the presser foot and needle.
The post directly behind the up take lever has two adjustments points. The top is for the inside presser foot and the bottom is for the outside presser foot. The other post, generally speaking, isn't adjusted often, and is used to adjust the needle bar depth, depending on needle length (if you're using an odd needle size). The frequency of use on this adjustment point is super minimal and we recommend not using it unless you're really familiar with your machine and needle size ratios.
I hope this helps and please let us know if you have more questions! Happy crafting!
@@TandyLeatherCo very helpful! Thank you!!!!!!
This appears to be the exact same machine as a consew p1206rb, go to their website and download the manual
Ok now i want one
Price point?
tandyleather.com/products/cowboy-797-sewing-machine
@@TandyLeatherCo thanks! It’s about the same price as tipmann boss a hand stitching machine
Yes! We have the Cowboy Outlaw that is even more similar to the Tipmann (non electric), and both are great machines. This has the bonus of being super fast, unlike some of the manual machines. But each project requires different tools, this is just another great option for our customers to get exactly what they need! :)
This is a a game changer!
Not a very good machine, threads like a pain in the ass, the bobbins a motherfucker to keep right, needles bust easy, threads bunch out, they’re bobbin Winder doesn’t wind very well
Better off getting a second hand Juki. Forget this nonsense.
What’s your problem? If you don’t think it’s worth it then walk away. Don’t troll like a punk.
@cws4657 I have a hightex 'cowboy' and the instruction manual is written in 'Chinglish'. It's very difficult to understand. I wish I had a juki.