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Here’s the results of that file that I shared earlier (https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bzi2h1k_udXwRVRlc0NVeFZDc1k/view?usp=sharing).
2 rows of stitches on each edge.
I’m not too happy with this as this leather that I am using is ridiculous. I’ve had nothing but trouble laser cutting this particular leather.
10 passes @ 4mA @ 20mm/s & still not through.
+3 passes @ 10mA @ 20mm/s & still not through.
+10 passes @ 4mA @ 20mm/s & still not through.
- 10 more passes @ 4mA @ 20mm/s & 99.9% of the way through & I got sick of waiting so I cut it the rest of the way manually with a blade.
Normally I don’t have this much trouble, but it must be something in the dye/finish of this particular leather, as natural vegetable tan leather of the same thickness cuts like butter.
About 10 minutes stitching, once you know how. It’s a 2 needle process, where you have one needle on either side of the leather & zig-zag through (whilst securing at the same time). Provides a nice strong stitch that even if 1 link breaks, the rest will generally hold. Used waxed nylon thread.
Have fun!
