This machine is worth every penny. It is robust and easy to use. I am a first time machine owner and I have sewn several thicknesses of leather and some canvas with no problems at all. Many thanks to Chuck for his excellent video tutorials. Ron
I have had mine for several months and am quite pleased that you have finally released this video which should be included with the machine, in my humble opinion. It is stone cold simple but it needs lubrication before trying to operate it. Just refer to the owners manual. Also, I prefer extreme pressure Molybdenum grease because it is almost completely impervious to heat and moisture. I also use graphite oil for locks etc. on the sticky pieces such as at the top of the needle bar. Mine was having problems with the Jump foot bar sticking on the top of the presser foot bar. Moly grease combined with graphite oil finally eliminated that problem eventually. The extreme pressure moly grease can be obtained at any auto parts store.
Hi Chuck Nice talking to you the other day. As a new owner of the Cub sewing machine I would like to see you demo common problems and fixes. I think that this will help new owners and possibly help future owners by eliminating concerns over buying an unfamiliar machine. I have worked my way through several issues by trial and error including thread tension , lubrication and broken needles. I love this machine and having fun with it. There are several RUclips videos online but none cover these issues. Keep your videos coming. Ron in SC
Easy to see details & zoom utilized, but not overused make this video easy to follow. No wasted frames (useless small talk, showing the complete bobbin-winding, etc.) make it easy to watch in its entirety. At the end, I thought I had just watched a 3 minute video. Camera angle & transitions go unnoticed, as they should. A great video to increase sales of a machine that sells itself defines a winning combination. My hats (currently handstitched) could be completed at a rate of 4:1, and with better-looking stitches. I've got to have a Cub.
I sure wish that you had this video available several months ago when I 1st took delivery of mine. Nice clear instructional video. I would like to see the thinnest leather that you feel comfortable sewing.
Also the Weaver leather service department is 2nd to none. Thoroughly courteous and professional and fast. Thanks again for another great video. I enjoyed it.
I have my old singer 66. Which has proven very worthy but I will eventually be in the market for a new one. Gets me excited watching these videos! Thanks for the content Weaver and Chuck :)
I like the portability, I like the huge bobbin, the huge wheel to crank, but consider it highly irritating, that you need an additional drill to wind the bobbin. A machine in this price range should offer an opportunity to wind the bobbin with the machine itself. I will stick to my 100 year old Adler 30-7 which indeed is not portable at all and the bobbin is smaller, but she is a brilliant tank of a machine. Good luck to your company, regards from Germany, Europe.
hey Chuck, thank you for another great video! Production quality is great, sound is crisp and not stomped by thumping music! I just started in leather crafting and your videos are a great source of knowledge and inspiration! Have you thought about doing a series on armor? The suit you've shown before is spectacular, would love to see something like that being built, or insights on how to design a set. Cheers!
Very good job on the video! I have a question, I was watching another review on the same machine and the guy looked like he was struggling to turn the hand crank when he was sewing. Could he have had the tension to tight? I’m wanting to buy one but after watching him I don’t want to have to struggle like he was.
I bought a Tippman Boss from my local Tandy store about four years ago. I had nothing but problems with it. The store didn’t help me much, and Tippman tried to diagnose it over the phone & sent me some parts to replace. I thought I had it going when the bobbing failed to catch the thread, and really screwed up my project. I became gun shy about using it, and didn’t want to ruin any projects, so I am still hand sewing everything I make, and the Boss just takes up bench space gathering dust. I would really like to get a machine to sew with, maybe electric, but cost is too high. This looks simple, but again I’m pretty gun shy about screwing something up...:(
Just want yo explain something for the "its so expendive group"...I just started looking for a machine about two weeks ago so prior to that i was right there with you...after hours of research what i've found is that if youvwant a triple feed cylinder arm machine (no not the chinese shoe patcher it is a single needle feed) its going to be wayyy highervthan this .. what makes them expensive is the mechanics indide the machine not the fact thst they're electric...this machine has the same mechanics....the servo motors those nachines run off of can be found for under 200 dollars...so subtract the motor for a 3000 electric mschine and uts still 2800 dollars...full disclaimer the cub is still outside my pricerange but its definitely worth the cost.
They need to clarify this on their video, not doing so Is terrible for their sales. If I had know what you just said I would buy one, being a good deal
Is the stitch length knob a positive click or is it by guess and by god on a piece of scrap to figure out your stitch length? Any one who point out the Tippman Boss as a better value option has obviously never used one. They are junk, unless you need a boat anchor.
It looks like the same guess-your-stitch as the Tippman.. In fact the bobbin, and shuttle looks to be exactly the same set of parts as the Tippman.. This machine looks to be the same type of needle-fed drive as the Tippman, just built with a much better casting, a much simplified mechanism with a flywheel instead of a pull handle.. Not worth $1650 though, as an entry-level industrial can be had for about $500 new or even cheaper used (I would suggest going up a tier and getting one with a servomotor instead of the typical universal motor though). A Tippman is not the greatest machine, but with a bit of tuning, is not that bad either.. I have 5 machines in my shop, two of them are industrial machines including an ancient Puritan that is actually rated to stitch over an inch and a quarter of leather and also things like up to 1/8" aluminum, but I also have a Tippman and one of those Chinese patchers that you can get for just over $100, and again, with some cleaning, polishing and tuning, these lower end machines work just fine and I still use them a lot for quick repairs and small projects where the manual stitch action is just easier and more precise, or where the free arm allows you to get the part in close and do some stitching repairs in-place and not have to disassemble the item first..
It is a guess. It is a tension screw so it increases or decreases based on how many turns not where on the dial. I have run through the range on the screw to get an idea of where the lengths are, but you will still need to test on scrap to be sure. I’m creating a turn to length guide to help me.
Someone really needs to find a more affordable sewing machine. I have over a thousand dollars in tools that I have bought in the last 20 years, but I have basically stopped doing any projects that require sewing just simply because I don't have the time to do it by hand and I can't afford nor justify spending that much money on a machine. If I could find an affordable sewing machine, I would buy a lot more leather. I have a laundry list of repairs I need to do and things I want to make.
Look at the shoe patching or cobbler machines that are hand cranked. The are between $95 - $149, depending on Amazon or eBay sellers. Needs some assembly and small learning curve, but there are dozens of videos on them. I have one & enjoy it. Check out *Mainley Acres* and his RUclips channel.
SEWING, IN GENERAL, NEEDS TO GET LETS COMPLICATED OR RE-ENGINEERED BY AN INVENTOR. I WOULD LIKE TO REMOVE THREADING AND BOBBINS; YET, MAINTAIN A RELIABLY SIMPLE METHOD OF MENDING OR ATTACHING FABRICS OR FIBERS. 🤓🤔
Used machines are perfect, I feel you though. I hate hand stitching despite it being easy. But as a hobbyist who has the money required to get a good machine? Ive seen some at good will, and savers but rarely in useable condition
Im sure this isn't cheap (most of the Master Tools aren't) but when i get to the point in leather crafting that I can justify the purchase il be getting one.
They are adding sewing machine motors on them that are insane, good control you can go in slow mode and fast I wonder over time will it damage the machine,keep it lube well?
Hey Chuck....being my go to resource for all things leather, is it possible for you to make a video about installing an invisible magnetic closure in a lined project? I am looking to create a small 6 ring notebook with a lining that also has a skived cardboard stiffener to give it a finished, professional look. The ones you can buy are the "Genuine Leather" and fall apart in a couple of years.
$1,950.00 - Here is a link to the machine on our website... www.weaverleathersupply.com/products/master-tool-cub-manual-leather-sewing-machine?_pos=1&_sid=ef2474d7a&_ss=r
I started reading these “Comments” in hopes of learning something about the machine. All I am reading is a bunch of cheap people wanting something for nothing. Get over it people. Get a job, save your money and either buy one or don’t. I have researched leather sewing machines until I’m blue in the face. You will NOT find a motorized machine of any quality, that will sew 3/4 inch of leather for under $3000. So, since all the cry babies have cried over the price, is the anyone who owns one that can comment on how it works and if they are happy with it. That would be greatly appreciated.
YOUR VOICE SOUNDS LIKE JOHN WALSH OR DRILL SERGEANT. EITHER WAY, I SUBSCRIBED BECAUSE OF YOUR ENERGY AND YOUR CRAFTS! NOW LET’S GO AFTER THE BAD CRAFTSMEN. 😅😜🖤🤗✅
Looks like a nice machine but the price point immediately turns me off. Its not much less expensive than a motorized machine with similar capabilities and motorized lets me keep two hands on my work piece. Is there something I'm missing that this machine does that a similarly capable motorized will not do? If the answer is no then I suggest Weaver reevaluate their pricing. It looks like a lot of comments are similar.
Great videos all ! Is it possible to make screen accurate replicas of leather accoutrements as seen in motion pictures such as belts , wrist braces etc ? You are my leather work instructor . Keep 'em coming !!
I'm always astonished at how very expensive these machines are. I really want a sewing machine for my work. It would really save me time on a lot projects, thus letting me earn money faster. However, only about half of the sewing I do could actually be done on a machine. The rest is just too small, too tight, or complex curves. In short, if I already had one, it would be worth the cost - but the barrier to entry is just way too high
on amazon you can find hand-crank cheapo leather sawing machines for around 100, you could try one of those, at least you would have wasted only 100 not 1600.
@@AndreaFromTokyo yeah, might be worth it to try. I just wish that quality and fair price would actually intersect. I would buy this machine here for $400-600 in a heartbeat. But when I can get an equally reliable motorized machine for the same price as this??? Nah
@@CalebTWilliams search for sewingmachineplus or leathermachineco Sorry i can't directly link it to you or yt would block the reply. i'm not affiliated in any way, i just made a quick search
Sir great video as usual. As you have vast experience in Leather Field, kindly let me know which type of thread is best for leather belt hand stitching; Polyester/Flax Linen/Hemp or Nylon? Regards.
@@Bilbobobpie Yes Tiger Brand of Julius Koch is a Polyester fibre based thread but as much as I know natural fibre Threads like Flax Linen and Hemp are better than manmade fibre Threads. I just wanted to know what will he say on the basis of his experience. Thanks for your info.
¡Hola! Puede comprar la máquina a través del enlace a continuación o enviarnos un correo electrónico a info@weaverleather.com www.weaverleathersupply.com/catalog/item-detail/63500-01/master-tools-cub-manual/pr_59274
Beautiful little machine. I am really thinking about getting one and have it in my basket as we speak. Looking past the negative responses, it seems to be an 'on line' phenom now days. Sad the way some just hang out on a post to fill their empty time??? A unique idea, spend some time playing with the machine as a stitch 'hole puncher' to work your way into machine sewing. I know it is early for my question BUT have any accessories been considered yet?
I was thinking about buying leather and other original style materials to redo my classic jaguar. With me doing the labor, I could save about 50%. Then I came to this site and heard the absurd price for even a hand operated machine ( which requires one hand off the material). Time to reconsider, especially for a one-time project. Thanks for the eye-opening info.
Hello there, I bought this Cub Sewing Machine recently, made a few stitches, to adjust it. Then the thread got tangled, I loosened two screws and pulled it out. Then the machine sewed a few more stitches and the machine stopped picking up the bobbin thread. When the shuttle cover is open, you can see that the needle feeds the thread forward towards the hook, then there is a click, the needle with the thread goes up and the shuttle hook does not have time to grab the upper thread near the needle. Who can help? Thanks in advance.
Hi there, An all purpose machine grease is recommended for the Cub, something like this: www.harborfreight.com/14-oz-sta-plex-extreme-pressure-premium-red-grease-40710.html
@@garetkonigsfeld2I used that check on dogicon and lost everything..... when I sold I took the loss and bought platinum metal, only to have it tank 😢 Then I bought palidium and it taken even more. Now I'm at $200 from my starting $2,000 lol ..... I should have bought the master tool!!!!! Dam it. At least if your going to waste your money, waste it on something pretty that can make money and hold its value.
Another fantastic piece of kit. I'd love to be able to afford one of these in my shop to go along with my Mighty Wonder 4-ton clicker press. It would certainly make my life easier and I know that my fingertips would love a break from handstitching.
You can purchase one directly from our website. Here is a link to it... www.weaverleathersupply.com/products/master-tool-cub-manual-leather-sewing-machine?_pos=1&_sid=22e376005&_ss=r
As long as the leather is at least 1/8" thick or heavier it should work. You will need to play with the tension a little bit but once you have that set, you should be good.
با سام برنامهای شما بسیر عالی هست خیلی چرخ عالی دارید من خیلی دوست داشتم کاش از چرخ شما داشتم من ایرانیم موقعیت وامکان خرید اونو ندارم ازشما بخاطر برنامه اموزش متشکرم هادی از کرج
Hi there, you can check out the price and details here: www.weaverleathersupply.com/products/master-tool-cub-manual-leather-sewing-machine-aluminum This does ship free within the contiguous US.
Hi there, We are adding a few every week but they are selling out pretty quickly. You are welcome to give us a call if you would like to prepay and get one on order, 800-932-8371
Hi Samuel, We are the manufacturer of this machine and it can be purchased directly from us. We are located in the USA but we do ship worldwide. You can purchase via the link below. www.weaverleathersupply.com/catalog/cp_/shop-now/machinery/master-tools/cub-manual-sewing-machine
I liked everything I seen about the machine. Wish you would of talked about the cost every time I watch things like this and the cost is left out There is always a catch and it is usually the end price
And 2,000 bucks is unjustified being as it's hand crank. The tippman boss machines are 1200 and are Manuel aswell. Although I do like the look of this one better.
Yes, we can deliver to Japan. We ship worldwide! You can purchase it at the link following... www.weaverleathersupply.com/products/master-tool-cub-manual-leather-sewing-machine?_pos=2&_sid=3acc72ca0&_ss=r
Hi there! We will link it here for you. It is good for bags if you are using 5 oz. or heavier leather. www.weaverleathersupply.com/products/master-tool-cub-manual-leather-sewing-machine-aluminum
Hello! Here is a link to our Master Tool Cub sewing machine... click on the link to order and view pricing... www.weaverleathersupply.com/catalog/item-detail/63500-01/master-tool-cub-manual/pr_59274
Hi there, you can order directly from our website (link below) or contact us via email and we can get you a shipping quote. www.weaverleathersupply.com/products/master-tool-cub-manual-leather-sewing-machine-aluminum?_pos=1&_psq=cub&_ss=e&_v=1.0 Email: supplyinfo@weaverleather.com
This machine is worth every penny. It is robust and easy to use. I am a first time machine owner and I have sewn several thicknesses of leather and some canvas with no problems at all. Many thanks to Chuck for his excellent video tutorials.
Ron
Great to hear, thank you so much!
The price is four months of rent for me, and I have a pretty cheap place.
I cannot justify that expense for my modest lifestyle.
@@UsenameTakenWasTakenit's like a luxury car, a Honda will do but... a Ferrari is much nicer
I have had mine for several months and am quite pleased that you have finally released this video which should be included with the machine, in my humble opinion. It is stone cold simple but it needs lubrication before trying to operate it. Just refer to the owners manual. Also, I prefer extreme pressure Molybdenum grease because it is almost completely impervious to heat and moisture. I also use graphite oil for locks etc. on the sticky pieces such as at the top of the needle bar. Mine was having problems with the Jump foot bar sticking on the top of the presser foot bar. Moly grease combined with graphite oil finally eliminated that problem eventually. The extreme pressure moly grease can be obtained at any auto parts store.
Whats the name of this machine pls
Hi Chuck
Nice talking to you the other day. As a new owner of the Cub sewing machine I would like to see you demo common problems and fixes. I think that this will help new owners and possibly help future owners by eliminating concerns over buying an unfamiliar machine. I have worked my way through several issues by trial and error including thread tension , lubrication and broken needles. I love this machine and having fun with it. There are several RUclips videos online but none cover these issues. Keep your videos coming.
Ron in SC
Easy to see details & zoom utilized, but not overused make this video easy to follow. No wasted frames (useless small talk, showing the complete bobbin-winding, etc.) make it easy to watch in its entirety. At the end, I thought I had just watched a 3 minute video. Camera angle & transitions go unnoticed, as they should. A great video to increase sales of a machine that sells itself defines a winning combination.
My hats (currently handstitched) could be completed at a rate of 4:1, and with better-looking stitches.
I've got to have a Cub.
I love this guy! He’s such a great teacher and love his enthusiasm, and especially all the advice and tips he offers.
I sure wish that you had this video available several months ago when I 1st took delivery of mine. Nice clear instructional video. I would like to see the thinnest leather that you feel comfortable sewing.
Also the Weaver leather service department is 2nd to none. Thoroughly courteous and professional and fast. Thanks again for another great video. I enjoyed it.
I have my old singer 66. Which has proven very worthy but I will eventually be in the market for a new one. Gets me excited watching these videos! Thanks for the content Weaver and Chuck :)
i got a 66-16 recently. are you able to reasonably sew leather with it? what size needles and thread are you using? Thanks.
I like the portability, I like the huge bobbin, the huge wheel to crank, but consider it highly irritating, that you need an additional drill to wind the bobbin. A machine in this price range should offer an opportunity to wind the bobbin with the machine itself. I will stick to my 100 year old Adler 30-7 which indeed is not portable at all and the bobbin is smaller, but she is a brilliant tank of a machine. Good luck to your company, regards from Germany, Europe.
Wow❤ this is creativity can that machine be found in Uganda.
We don't have a distributor in Uganda but we do ship worldwide!
hey Chuck, thank you for another great video! Production quality is great, sound is crisp and not stomped by thumping music! I just started in leather crafting and your videos are a great source of knowledge and inspiration! Have you thought about doing a series on armor? The suit you've shown before is spectacular, would love to see something like that being built, or insights on how to design a set. Cheers!
You had at me at "slots on the machine for the wrenches"
Very good job on the video! I have a question, I was watching another review on the same machine and the guy looked like he was struggling to turn the hand crank when he was sewing. Could he have had the tension to tight? I’m wanting to buy one but after watching him I don’t want to have to struggle like he was.
I bought a Tippman Boss from my local Tandy store about four years ago. I had nothing but problems with it. The store didn’t help me much, and Tippman tried to diagnose it over the phone & sent me some parts to replace. I thought I had it going when the bobbing failed to catch the thread, and really screwed up my project. I became gun shy about using it, and didn’t want to ruin any projects, so I am still hand sewing everything I make, and the Boss just takes up bench space gathering dust. I would really like to get a machine to sew with, maybe electric, but cost is too high. This looks simple, but again I’m pretty gun shy about screwing something up...:(
good to see ya Chuck glad to see yo still doing what you love
Just want yo explain something for the "its so expendive group"...I just started looking for a machine about two weeks ago so prior to that i was right there with you...after hours of research what i've found is that if youvwant a triple feed cylinder arm machine (no not the chinese shoe patcher it is a single needle feed) its going to be wayyy highervthan this .. what makes them expensive is the mechanics indide the machine not the fact thst they're electric...this machine has the same mechanics....the servo motors those nachines run off of can be found for under 200 dollars...so subtract the motor for a 3000 electric mschine and uts still 2800 dollars...full disclaimer the cub is still outside my pricerange but its definitely worth the cost.
Whoa. I don't know that
They need to clarify this on their video, not doing so Is terrible for their sales. If I had know what you just said I would buy one, being a good deal
Came to this by accident, makes me want to take up leather work. Great straight to the point.
Great video, nice machine. I wish this guy was my teacher back in school.
Thank you for watching our video!
Beautiful machine ! My dad had a trampoline company and several “ Juki “ machines I wish I’d saved one
Amazing machine! I would love to use that.... Can it be used with different colored waxed threads?
Is the stitch length knob a positive click or is it by guess and by god on a piece of scrap to figure out your stitch length? Any one who point out the Tippman Boss as a better value option has obviously never used one. They are junk, unless you need a boat anchor.
It looks like the same guess-your-stitch as the Tippman.. In fact the bobbin, and shuttle looks to be exactly the same set of parts as the Tippman.. This machine looks to be the same type of needle-fed drive as the Tippman, just built with a much better casting, a much simplified mechanism with a flywheel instead of a pull handle.. Not worth $1650 though, as an entry-level industrial can be had for about $500 new or even cheaper used (I would suggest going up a tier and getting one with a servomotor instead of the typical universal motor though).
A Tippman is not the greatest machine, but with a bit of tuning, is not that bad either.. I have 5 machines in my shop, two of them are industrial machines including an ancient Puritan that is actually rated to stitch over an inch and a quarter of leather and also things like up to 1/8" aluminum, but I also have a Tippman and one of those Chinese patchers that you can get for just over $100, and again, with some cleaning, polishing and tuning, these lower end machines work just fine and I still use them a lot for quick repairs and small projects where the manual stitch action is just easier and more precise, or where the free arm allows you to get the part in close and do some stitching repairs in-place and not have to disassemble the item first..
It is a guess. It is a tension screw so it increases or decreases based on how many turns not where on the dial. I have run through the range on the screw to get an idea of where the lengths are, but you will still need to test on scrap to be sure. I’m creating a turn to length guide to help me.
How does the back stitch look? I really missed that important part of information!
Very attractive machine. A bit pricey but much higher fit and finish compared to the Indian machines you can find on Amazon.
Someone really needs to find a more affordable sewing machine. I have over a thousand dollars in tools that I have bought in the last 20 years, but I have basically stopped doing any projects that require sewing just simply because I don't have the time to do it by hand and I can't afford nor justify spending that much money on a machine. If I could find an affordable sewing machine, I would buy a lot more leather. I have a laundry list of repairs I need to do and things I want to make.
Look at the shoe patching or cobbler machines that are hand cranked. The are between $95 - $149, depending on Amazon or eBay sellers. Needs some assembly and small learning curve, but there are dozens of videos on them. I have one & enjoy it. Check out *Mainley Acres* and his RUclips channel.
SEWING, IN GENERAL, NEEDS TO GET LETS COMPLICATED OR RE-ENGINEERED BY AN INVENTOR.
I WOULD LIKE TO REMOVE THREADING AND BOBBINS; YET, MAINTAIN A RELIABLY SIMPLE METHOD OF MENDING OR ATTACHING FABRICS OR FIBERS. 🤓🤔
Get an old used one.
You can get good all metal mechanical vintage ones for often well under $100…
Used machines are perfect, I feel you though. I hate hand stitching despite it being easy. But as a hobbyist who has the money required to get a good machine? Ive seen some at good will, and savers but rarely in useable condition
Im sure this isn't cheap (most of the Master Tools aren't) but when i get to the point in leather crafting that I can justify the purchase il be getting one.
They are adding sewing machine motors on them that are insane, good control you can go in slow mode and fast I wonder over time will it damage the machine,keep it lube well?
That's a beautiful machine. We need a distributor in UK 😔
Check out logisdecordes.com/ They carry a lot of our products and if they don't have what you are looking for they can work with you to get it in.
Thanks for Great Representation for Great Product.
Appreciate and God Bless America!
Can we get some videos of making projects on the cub in the future
He said don't sew thicker than 3/4" lol. holy shit you can damn near sew through wood with this thing. lol
Hey Chuck....being my go to resource for all things leather, is it possible for you to make a video about installing an invisible magnetic closure in a lined project? I am looking to create a small 6 ring notebook with a lining that also has a skived cardboard stiffener to give it a finished, professional look. The ones you can buy are the "Genuine Leather" and fall apart in a couple of years.
I want to see a video you sewing a leather project tutorial.
can you use it to make holes without the sewing??
You could, just keep the machine unthreaded.
I love the C u b. I wish I had got that instead of the electric. I seem to always be working on my electric. Darrell, Darrell's Cuctom Leathers.
Beautiful machine and excellent information!!!
But how much is it the price?
$1,950.00 - Here is a link to the machine on our website... www.weaverleathersupply.com/products/master-tool-cub-manual-leather-sewing-machine?_pos=1&_sid=ef2474d7a&_ss=r
Hola saludos desde México 🇲🇽
Hace envíos a México??
Y cuál es su costo en pesos mexicanos??
I started reading these “Comments” in hopes of learning something about the machine. All I am reading is a bunch of cheap people wanting something for nothing. Get over it people. Get a job, save your money and either buy one or don’t. I have researched leather sewing machines until I’m blue in the face. You will NOT find a motorized machine of any quality, that will sew 3/4 inch of leather for under $3000.
So, since all the cry babies have cried over the price, is the anyone who owns one that can comment on how it works and if they are happy with it. That would be greatly appreciated.
YOUR VOICE SOUNDS LIKE JOHN WALSH OR DRILL SERGEANT. EITHER WAY, I SUBSCRIBED BECAUSE OF YOUR ENERGY AND YOUR CRAFTS! NOW LET’S GO AFTER THE BAD CRAFTSMEN. 😅😜🖤🤗✅
Looks like a nice machine but the price point immediately turns me off. Its not much less expensive than a motorized machine with similar capabilities and motorized lets me keep two hands on my work piece. Is there something I'm missing that this machine does that a similarly capable motorized will not do? If the answer is no then I suggest Weaver reevaluate their pricing. It looks like a lot of comments are similar.
Check out the Chinese one for 100 dollars
Got me sold. Just need to find the money now!
Glad you like our Master Tool Cub machine!
Very cool. Machines take up a lot of space, so this would be a good option for people who have limited work area 🙂
Great videos all ! Is it possible to make screen accurate replicas of leather accoutrements as seen in motion pictures such as belts , wrist braces etc ? You are my leather work instructor . Keep 'em coming !!
Hi,I’m interested with this machine,where can I buy it,how above the selling price,thank you for your help
Another great video full of information, thank you for sharing your knowledge!!
Great presentation! Thanks.
Does it come assembled?
When this machine is going to be available again?
Just curious what size thread and needle is being used in this video!
I'm always astonished at how very expensive these machines are. I really want a sewing machine for my work. It would really save me time on a lot projects, thus letting me earn money faster. However, only about half of the sewing I do could actually be done on a machine. The rest is just too small, too tight, or complex curves. In short, if I already had one, it would be worth the cost - but the barrier to entry is just way too high
on amazon you can find hand-crank cheapo leather sawing machines for around 100, you could try one of those, at least you would have wasted only 100 not 1600.
@@AndreaFromTokyo yeah, might be worth it to try.
I just wish that quality and fair price would actually intersect. I would buy this machine here for $400-600 in a heartbeat. But when I can get an equally reliable motorized machine for the same price as this??? Nah
@@CalebTWilliams are you from us?
Yeah
@@CalebTWilliams search for sewingmachineplus or leathermachineco
Sorry i can't directly link it to you or yt would block the reply. i'm not affiliated in any way, i just made a quick search
Sir great video as usual. As you have vast experience in Leather Field, kindly let me know which type of thread is best for leather belt hand stitching; Polyester/Flax Linen/Hemp or Nylon? Regards.
In another video he mentions, and I've heard others say the same, that he loves the ritza tiger, which is a synthetic thread.
@@Bilbobobpie Yes Tiger Brand of Julius Koch is a Polyester fibre based thread but as much as I know natural fibre Threads like Flax Linen and Hemp are better than manmade fibre Threads. I just wanted to know what will he say on the basis of his experience. Thanks for your info.
Que bueno 👍 👍,donde se puede comprar esa máquina? Le habla desde Perú, saluditos
¡Hola! Puede comprar la máquina a través del enlace a continuación o enviarnos un correo electrónico a info@weaverleather.com
www.weaverleathersupply.com/catalog/item-detail/63500-01/master-tools-cub-manual/pr_59274
It looks significantly better that my $100 chinee one.
Beautiful little machine. I am really thinking about getting one and have it in my basket as we speak. Looking past the negative responses, it seems to be an 'on line' phenom now days. Sad the way some just hang out on a post to fill their empty time??? A unique idea, spend some time playing with the machine as a stitch 'hole puncher' to work your way into machine sewing. I know it is early for my question BUT have any accessories been considered yet?
Hi there!
We have not added any accessories yet, but, we are always open to suggestions so feel free to send them our way!
this looks sound. I tried to visit your website but had no luck, doesn't seem to work for me!
I would like to know when you will have one
Hi, I would like to buy the machine, what can I do??, I'm frrom Cusco, Perú...
I was thinking about buying leather and other original style materials to redo my classic jaguar. With me doing the labor, I could save about 50%. Then I came to this site and heard the absurd price for even a hand operated machine ( which requires one hand off the material). Time to reconsider, especially for a one-time project. Thanks for the eye-opening info.
Nice how much
How can I see it to buy
Hello there, I bought this Cub Sewing Machine recently, made a few stitches, to adjust it. Then the thread got tangled, I loosened two screws and pulled it out.
Then the machine sewed a few more stitches and the machine stopped picking up the bobbin thread. When the shuttle cover is open, you can see that the needle feeds the thread forward towards the hook, then there is a click, the needle with the thread goes up and the shuttle hook does not have time to grab the upper thread near the needle.
Who can help?
Thanks in advance.
thank you very good instructor
Hello Chuck. I own a Weaver Cub. Question: what kind of grease is recommended for the Cub? Thanks!!
Hi there,
An all purpose machine grease is recommended for the Cub, something like this: www.harborfreight.com/14-oz-sta-plex-extreme-pressure-premium-red-grease-40710.html
Now I just need another stimulus check.
Ya 2 grand ill stick to hand sewing thank you very much.
@@garetkonigsfeld2I used that check on dogicon and lost everything..... when I sold I took the loss and bought platinum metal, only to have it tank 😢
Then I bought palidium and it taken even more.
Now I'm at $200 from my starting $2,000 lol
..... I should have bought the master tool!!!!! Dam it. At least if your going to waste your money, waste it on something pretty that can make money and hold its value.
Where to buy this machine and how much is it ??
Here's a question for you can that machine use artificial sinew to sew with
Love how detailed the video is. I am new to sewing and looking for a sewing machine and enjoyed learning about this one.
Try the Chinese shoe patch machine.
What's the price? Need info , I need one.
Total bobbin envy!
Another fantastic piece of kit. I'd love to be able to afford one of these in my shop to go along with my Mighty Wonder 4-ton clicker press. It would certainly make my life easier and I know that my fingertips would love a break from handstitching.
多少价钱，那里有卖
Please i need to buy one .just let me know where i live in Houston..
You can purchase one directly from our website. Here is a link to it... www.weaverleathersupply.com/products/master-tool-cub-manual-leather-sewing-machine?_pos=1&_sid=22e376005&_ss=r
Please Can it be used to see shoes and bags?
How is it on goat hide leather for making coats?
As long as the leather is at least 1/8" thick or heavier it should work. You will need to play with the tension a little bit but once you have that set, you should be good.
با سام برنامهای شما بسیر عالی هست خیلی چرخ عالی دارید من خیلی دوست داشتم کاش از چرخ شما داشتم من ایرانیم موقعیت وامکان خرید اونو ندارم ازشما بخاطر برنامه اموزش متشکرم هادی از کرج
Hi. Can a 1mm thick thread be sewn with this machine? Do you ship to Poland?
This machine accommodates thread up to size 346, which is 0.655 mm thick. We do ship to Poland!
How much does the cub cost and does it include shipping
Hi there, you can check out the price and details here: www.weaverleathersupply.com/products/master-tool-cub-manual-leather-sewing-machine-aluminum
This does ship free within the contiguous US.
It’s a beautiful machine 1,750 $ beautiful
How much cost.?
www.weaverleathersupply.com/catalog/cp_/shop-now/machinery/master-tools/cub-manual-sewing-machine
Do you have a video on speed loader cases
Thank you for sharing!, 🧘
How much cost
they never tell.
Is this machine manufactured and assembled in the United States?
When will they have these again??
Hi there,
We are adding a few every week but they are selling out pretty quickly. You are welcome to give us a call if you would like to prepay and get one on order, 800-932-8371
How can I get it to Sokoto, Nigeria please i will require a link to the manufacturer
Regards
Hi Samuel,
We are the manufacturer of this machine and it can be purchased directly from us. We are located in the USA but we do ship worldwide. You can purchase via the link below. www.weaverleathersupply.com/catalog/cp_/shop-now/machinery/master-tools/cub-manual-sewing-machine
can you ship to autsralia?
I purchased the 'OUTLAW' leather sewing machine.
Gee, that looks expensive!
@@joshable337 the OUTLAW is I believe around $1250 or $1295.
I liked everything I seen about the machine. Wish you would of talked about the cost every time I watch things like this and the cost is left out There is always a catch and it is usually the end price
And 2,000 bucks is unjustified being as it's hand crank. The tippman boss machines are 1200 and are Manuel aswell. Although I do like the look of this one better.
@@justenhearn5179the look is beautiful, $2k idk. I'll have to get drunk to buy it, but ahhh I can see passing it down to my kids
WOW...VERY COOL...THAT'S A BEAST.....
I love this man
The Gunny of leatherwork.
How can I purchase this machine ? To Japan delivery is possible ?
Yes, we can deliver to Japan. We ship worldwide! You can purchase it at the link following... www.weaverleathersupply.com/products/master-tool-cub-manual-leather-sewing-machine?_pos=2&_sid=3acc72ca0&_ss=r
"Handcrafted in USA" ...Nice!
ought to be for that price.
Am a Shoemaker in Ghana Africa
Can someone help me with shoemaking machinery
I would like to buy this model of sewing machine ,where can i find it is it good for making bags ????
Hi there! We will link it here for you. It is good for bags if you are using 5 oz. or heavier leather. www.weaverleathersupply.com/products/master-tool-cub-manual-leather-sewing-machine-aluminum
@@WeaverLeatherSupply tnx ,👍👍good day
Dónde puedo comprar esa maquina de coser cuero. Saludos desde BOLIVIA
Lo vincularemos aquí, enviamos a todo el mundo! www.weaverleathersupply.com/products/master-tool-cub-manual-leather-sewing-machine-aluminum
How would you adjust the thread tension on the machine and the bobbin ?
Hi Alexander,
We explain the tension adjustment in the instructional video here: ruclips.net/video/I8JkP0n2nCE/видео.html at minute 6:03
Iam leather craftman, how can l purchase a complete leather craft tools
How much and where we can buy it ? Thanks.
Hello! Here is a link to our Master Tool Cub sewing machine... click on the link to order and view pricing... www.weaverleathersupply.com/catalog/item-detail/63500-01/master-tool-cub-manual/pr_59274
will this handle stitching together thick leather like saddle skirting?
Yes, it works great for heavy-duty stitching. 1/4" - 3/4" thicknesses.
Hi
Where can I get one machine Uam from India and what is the cost if the machine
Hi there, you can order directly from our website (link below) or contact us via email and we can get you a shipping quote.
www.weaverleathersupply.com/products/master-tool-cub-manual-leather-sewing-machine-aluminum?_pos=1&_psq=cub&_ss=e&_v=1.0
Email: supplyinfo@weaverleather.com
Harga nya berapa, mesinnya beli dimana?
Grt videos sir...keep them coming