No, this machine was made by one man, because it is difficult to buy ready cut lace in South Africa. So if you want one like it, you have to make it yourself.
I would like to have instructions to make my own--brilliant. One thing I could suggest is a yarn ball winder, handed operated, clamped to the left hand side, so you would pull your string and wind it in a neat ball in one operation. But this is amazing.
It is free - you have to make it yourself. It was made in South Africa where the guys have a tough time getting hold of good lace and tools. So make one for yourself.
I don't mind and in fact I'm very willing to make one of these myself if you would be willing to give me some idea of how to do it and what materials are used.
Chris Davis Unfortunately I have no clue about its construction - I took the video a few years ago on a trip to South Africa - your best bet is to see how well you can get the design from the video.There is a facebook group for the South African Leatherworkers and you can ask them about Tommy MvLintic's lacecutter - he is the guy who made it. facebook.com/groups/778994392146731/
Hi Satish, this machine was made by one man in South Africa, because it is difficult to buy ready cut lace in South Africa. So if you want one like it, you will have to make it yourself.
No, this machine was made by one man, because it is difficult to buy ready cut lace in South Africa. So if you want one like it, you have to make it yourself.
I would like to have instructions to make my own--brilliant. One thing I could suggest is a yarn ball winder, handed operated, clamped to the left hand side, so you would pull your string and wind it in a neat ball in one operation. But this is amazing.
Très belle machine. Félicitation au concepteur. Est-il possible d'avoir les plans?
WOW what a time saver, I am very much interested in purchasing on how much dose it cost if you sell them?
It is free - you have to make it yourself. It was made in South Africa where the guys have a tough time getting hold of good lace and tools. So make one for yourself.
woww,this what i always plan to made it every time before sleep...can u share us close up picture and back side..it will be very helpfull
this is a wonderful tool, how much does it cost?
As with your splitter would you share how you made it. Thanks
Hi there.. would you mind sharing, how to make your own lace tool. Pls, i need your guidance, 'cos it's quite hard to find it in indonesia.
Do you sell this machine ? and do you make round leather lacing machine ?
I don't mind and in fact I'm very willing to make one of these myself if you would be willing to give me some idea of how to do it and what materials are used.
Chris Davis Unfortunately I have no clue about its construction - I took the video a few years ago on a trip to South Africa - your best bet is to see how well you can get the design from the video.There is a facebook group for the South African Leatherworkers and you can ask them about Tommy MvLintic's lacecutter - he is the guy who made it.
facebook.com/groups/778994392146731/
Mostra mais de perto. Onde fica a lâmina.
Infelizmente eu peguei este vídeo há muitos anos na África do Sul e não tenho mais acesso à máquina.
Boa noite mestre. Ensina a fazer por favor.
Esta máquina foi feita por alguém no sul da África. Eu só vi uma vez. Eu não posso te dizer os detalhes de como funciona. Sinto muito.
sir i want to buy this machine price please
Hi Satish, this machine was made by one man in South Africa, because it is difficult to buy ready cut lace in South Africa. So if you want one like it, you will have to make it yourself.
Johan Potgieter oh man , ok thanks for your reply
Why don't people read the bloody comments?
Если можно дать инструкцию, была бы очень благодарна: katrin60@bk.ru
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