STITCHER ARC RADIERS
TAKES SOME 1/4 IN DOWELS FOR ASSEBLY. HAVE SOME ADD ONS FOR THE STOCK, COMPENSATOR, ANDGLE GRIP AND MAG. Category: Props
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TAKES SOME 1/4 IN DOWELS FOR ASSEBLY. HAVE SOME ADD ONS FOR THE STOCK, COMPENSATOR, ANDGLE GRIP AND MAG. Category: Props
Printed on side with supports in PLA. My settings need refinement, so please comment yours and I'll adjust this file.
simple speedy stitcher like awl tool for sewing. this design uses an interchangeable standard sewing machine needle you can change for the job at hand. there is no internal bobbin as with other designs because I only use this for short…
I love this Speedy Stitcher for using heavy waxed nylon sewing awl thread to hold pieces of polypropylene seatbelt webbing together. It can be a real bear to get the needle through 3 layers at one time. The standard cap just does not fit…
Wanted a box to stop my speed stitcher, needles and bobbins rattling around in the bigger toolbox so decided to make this. It fits into a large Stanley Fat Max tray, but it's not a tight fit so it can be lifted out when needed. It will…
I wanted to avoid clamping my Speedy Stitcher spool directly onto my drill when refilling due to the risk of damaging the plastic spool. Here is a prototype adapter to help hold it to your drill.
I designed this spare spool to accept a steel axle rather than to include the axle in the print. This is to enable me to wind thread onto the bobbin using a drill. A plastic axle wouldn't survive for long. For the axle use 3mm or 1/8"…
Accepts a standard domestic machine needle so that various needle types can be used, and secures the needle via a M3 screw. Meant for repairs using lockstitch technique. Screw: just screw it directly into the plastic, no insert required.…
This is a more printable version of a bobbin for the Speedy Stitcher leather/canvas/webbing sewing tool. Instead of printing the axle, an M2 screw is used on each end. This lets the part be split in half and printed with the widest point…