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Kudos to you mate!

Thanks for the message great idea.

Is there any aerosol glues you would recommend does it matter what kind of fabric you use ? Want to try doing this on my first gen dodge truck.

thank 4 sharing this vid, hi bro, i m trying to solve thing like this,,, i am stuck in similar problem like that,,, i know to sew like that start from back and then i can turn back to hide the sew line, but how we can sew it in outside and we hide the cut line,,, i mean, what tools name for solve this case, or what machine name? i am sorry my english🙏

Thanks! Removed the trunk liner to change the shocks and couldn't get it back in! Needed to release the seat to wrap the covers back in place - couldn't have done it without your vid!

I have one of those, completely useless as it is not accurate. As you stretch it it warps, you must have a better chinesium version than I did. I had to go back and measure each gap.

Interesting to see the work at height being undertaken. Here in the UK we have so many rules & regulations to follow for health & safety we would not be allowed to work without edge protection, etc., or if you did, and there was an accident resulting in death would lead to a prison sentence! A big space you have created! Thanks for sharing. Greetings from the UK!

Hello, how are you? That sewing machine is cool. My dad bought one. We're from Mexico. We just have a problem. We want to increase the speed of the servo motor but we can't make the change. I would like it if you could tell us or make a video. to be able to make that change in the engine

Omg this is life changing

Bravo!!!!

Awesome size shed ! So happy for you to finally see it completed.

Nice job i am so happy for you that you got it done. BOY WHAT A FIGHT. Enjoy your work.

almost fell asleep during the timelaps build! can't wait to see some car projects soon😉!

Lookin Great John

Congratulations!

WOW it has been a LONG time waiting, but it should last you a life time. Ron USCG RET

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I could use a little help. I bought a race car but it is missing the cover which goes on the seat(bare aluminum). How can I go about making one myself on a budget even if I have to use something like an Awl for all?

Great looking shop, congrats!

looks great, doing the sunroof shade on mine now, thanks for the video!

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Perfect video. I just got a new industrial machine delivered this week along with 2 identical tables for my domestic and serger. This is really going to help. Thank you!

Great video, that was so helpful for me as a new industrial machine user. Thank you

I have some thine Valure material i spray the glue on as light and thin as i can but I'm getting bleeding of the glue in the material when glueing to my scrim how can i stop this?

Thank you, you done a great job explaining everything. You helped me a lot.

Ball point pens unless you are dealing with a leather pen

Awesome trick. Quick and easy 👍🏼

I’ve lost the bolts to mine, anyone know the specific ones needed? I know they’re T25 but what dimensions

dang how did you manage you strip the pillars apart? i cant get the a and b pillar apart in order to wrap

man im really stuck on how to do the pillars in suede.. that b pillar has the piece where the seatbelt comes through and i cant take it out, and i think the a pillar has some metal clip inside where the airbag covers go and its also hard to remove without breaking them.. do i just maybe dye them black

Good job. Appreciate the concise information. Which motor was in your sewing machine? Servo or clutch?

That's a nice job, well done & thanks for sharing! I am glad it is not just me that has to correct manufacturer errors, I do wonder what "quality control" actually means! Greetings from the UK!

worked great - thank you!

Anyone ever try to reuse alcantara?

Great to see your progress John. Waiting to see you sitting at your sewing machine in the shop.

Did your chain system get purchased from a different company? My rollup doors just have pull cords. I really want a chain system. My doors came with the building so I don't know who makes them. Regardless, most of these rollup doors are the exact same design. So any info on the chain system would be awesome.

Excellent job installing those doors. Do you remember what a 12' door cost. Thanks for sharing.

Oh yeah. Went to Mesa sales last week, it’s a flooring store now. No automotive stuff at all, no foam, no canvas of any kind.

Nice. I opted for double sliding doors. I have an I beam for lifting things across the front. A hanger style door was ruled out in case I need to park in front.

Very nice

Thanks would I be able to thin out Elmer's rubber cement with a splash of nail varnish remover ? (Which has some acetone in it) ? Bit of a random question I know but what ya think ? Apparently the recommended thing is bestine. But i cant get this now in uk. At least I dont think so.

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Great video and explanation. What’s the best way to install this style with front and back glass still installed? I have a 56 Oldsmobile and have 5 outer bows and 2 inner bows..

Can I use thin sheet metal instead of ABS because in my country it's impossible to find it in large sheets only in tubing

I'm glad to see you back faith and persistent is the key good luck in your new shop i do want to ask you what size is building. Thanks

Thanks for a well explained video, you convinced me to not try this but it was very interesting.

The realest thing you can do to save money is to buy either unit assembled locally. I've seen the Juki 1541s on Facebook for less than $1k. Industrial machines last literally forever and parts are easy to find using basic google search. The 8700h models are everywhere as well. Sailrites do not come up as often and tend to be closet queens or the owners dont want to hip them even though the portables are easy to ship. I just shipped an entire fabricator head for $89. You can find hotshots that will pick them up and drop them off fully assembled for $100-150. I ship arcade machines. Its not impossible. You can ship an entire car for $50 more. I think addressing the build time is dumb though because its a one time process and there are too many videos that explain the process. There has not been any real innovation there. Support is another thing. Juki videos and forums abound. Sailrites info is not that much different than any other industrial machine. If you can follow instructions you should be good with either barring any learning disabilities you may have. Google 'what is the fabricator based on' or what is 'insert your model' machine based on? and the info is out there. Also dont fall for the sewing machine reseller scams. The dealers are sharks.

love yur work great instructions thank you🎉

Thanks for the video. Just beginning to upholstery no classes yet but im working on my first project. A barber chair. Glad i found you guys.