I am still looking to sell my complete toolset, great for someone looking to get everything they need all at once. I do not want to split up anything for individual sale. I am located in san francisco. Please PM or contact me via email to continue the conversation.



There are probably a few tools not listed below but will be included:

1 Spirit Lamp.
1 Lining Plyers
1 Lasting Plyers (regular width)
1 lasting Plyers (wide)
1 Leather Mallet
1 Beating Hammer
2 Tina skiving knife
2 Tina skiving knife (curved edge)
1 Barnsley skiving knife
2 Clicker knife
2 Clicker knife (osborne with handle)
1 Heavy leather knife
1 Channel Cutter
~3 3-1/2” Closing Awls. Note: 4 most used awls come inserted into cocobo handles
~3 2-1/4” Stabbing Awls.
~3 3" Inseam Awls.
~3 3” Sewing Awls.
~3 2" 7/8" Square Awls.
1 Lining Trimmer
1 6” Smooth File.
1 Hand Punch Holder
1 Single Punch Bit
1 Scissors
1 Scribe/Etcher (for transfering pattern markings)
1 Waist Iron.
1 Standard Glazing Iron.
1 Long-Beak Glazing Iron.
1 Bottom Glazer. (Oval)
1 No 9 fudge wheel
1 No 10 fudge wheel

(Message edited by producthaus on May 29, 2012)

(Message edited by producthaus on May 29, 2012)

Nick what are you asking for this set of tools

Not my machine (Don't live in that area anymore either) - just happened to stumble on the ad.

Landis #12- looks to be in good shape, but I know NOTHING about them.

http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/art/3049004276.html

I am going to have to rule against the posting of a price--too many unknowns, could be profit involved, appearances must be maintained.

Admin.

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I have sold tools to few of you in the past and have filled out my "want-list" orders. Today I added a dedicated page on my website of boot and shoe making tools. Here is the link to the landing page of the tools - http://brucejohnsonleather.com/content/index.php/leather_tools_for_sale/shoe-and -boot-making-tools-for-sale/ . Thank you, Bruce

http://www.ebay.com/itm/C-S-Osborne-322-Lasting-Pincers-Small-Jaw-/120949079038? pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c29207bfe

I dont know if they just started making these or used to make them, but here are some osborne swedish pattern lasting pliers. I bought a pair but havent got em yet.

Courtney

So, anybody know about these? Did they just start making them?

Courtney

Courtney,

It is a good buy considering free shipping as it said,They are new pattern in comparison to the old pincers of no hammer side,in my view they are progression from the no hammer pincers of old days, I have two pincers of no hammer side and I still use them with other pincers,It is a matter of getting used to and finding the proper use of them.

Nasser

Here is a picture showing old pincers on the right.



(Message edited by admin on July 18, 2012)

Sorry about the size, I thought i made it small enough.

I have a Gritzner sole stitcher with box for anyone who is interested. I don't do welt stitching so don't need it.

Cheers,

JesseLee

Courtney,
I have a catalogue I can email you - or anyone - from a German company called Schein/Sheintechnics. They have about 6 kinds of lasting pliers, some similar to the ones you're looking at.
You can also download their catalog yourself:
http://www.schein.de/

There has been a bit of discussion on these here... just did a quick search and here's Lance with a most recent:
http://www.thehcc.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=37719#p37719

and here's robert with some pics from 2006:
http://www.thehcc.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=17508#p17508

Some like these a lot and find them as good as the old Sweedish Bergs.

UCO in Chicago can get you one, and it's around the same price as the Osborne, but now you have a choice. I can dig up their contact if you like so email me.

Good luck
Edie

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Editing time is up, please delete the photo, I resized the picture, if needed I will post it.
apology for the inconvenience.

Nasser

I bought a pair of these Osborne "Swedish" pattern lasting pincers. They came today. They are 1/2 inch width jaws, not the really narrow 1/4 inch models coveted for "around" toes and women's shoes. FYI.
Georgene

Hi Georgene,

You might be happier with the 200mm Schein pliers.

Art

I was just contacted by a man who has two...I'm not sure what they'd be called. It's a three-in-one without the skiving part. Would that be a two-in-one or a one-in-one? Anyway, I'd love to make sure they don't get used as scrap metal but I'd like an opinion on whether or not anyone will be interested in one of these tools that ONLY has the cutting blade. This question isn't for the purpose of reselling them right now, it's to ask if these are something anyone thinks I'll be able to resell.

Lisa

My two cents:
The hardest thing for beginning shoemakers is to cut soling. For that alone, you should be able to resell any you purchase, providing the blades are sharp or can be replaced. Not everyone makes welted footwear and skiving can be done by hand. I have a second, deep throated model that only cuts, no other tricks.
Georgene

Lisa,
I agree with Georgene. You wouldn't wait long for a sale if you put one up.
I just traded a short armed one to Spider. A customer turned me onto it from a salvage buy he made.
Paul

Lisa,
Just to add a third to the motion. I don't seek them outand have never had a waiting list for one, but I haven't had a big problem selling them either. Another market for these are horseshoers. They use them to cut pads.

Thanks everyone! That's exactly what I wanted to know.

Lisa

Lisa,
If the price was right, I'd get one. Just like Georgene says, I'm a beginner, don't have a 5/3 in 1, but since these are hard to find, I would get a cutter model just to help with the thick leather, which till now I've been doing by hand.

Lisa
These machines are great for cutting up sheets of soling rubber , heavy sidesor bends of leather they will do the same job that you will get from the 5in one just not the welt rolling or skiving .A very useful bench machine for your shop ,saves the wear and tare on your hands cutting those types of materials.
Hope that helps .
Larry Waller
www.walrusshoe.com

I dont have one, I think it would be cool but I have a band saw that will cut anything.

Courtney

I was accidentally sent a quart bottle of Sellaris non heating stitching wax instead of the brick of wax. Rather than shipping it back, or having it sit on a shelf forever, I would be happy to sell it to someone, if you're interested please send a PM.

I just got a bottle of it myself a month or so ago Jon, but it reminds me of something.

Another boot maker I know, has told me has used it as hand stitching wax before (by soaking it I presume).

I wonder if anyone else has?