Selma Juncoff's Auction Emporium (Ebay )

Looking for a particular tool? Got tools or goods you want to exchange? Maybe you want to set up a consortium for an order to Barnsley or Bakers...there's a booth at the Faire. One caveat applies...pricing and price negotiations must take place in private email.
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#51 Post by dw »

Dan,

Many finishing tools (collices) used on the edge of an outsole or around the heel seat have handles that are shaped to very nearly force you to push them with your right hand. The handle being cut at an angle or with a radius to accommodate your thumb.

Almost all the London makers' tools that I've run across had this feature and some( but not all) the US tools, did as well.

Obviously you can use a Star welt knife any way you want and with either hand. But once you get used to wheeling the heel seat and or burnishing the waist (every tool I've seen is a right handed push), it seems second nature to push the Star welt knife (all welt knives) with the right hand.

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#52 Post by danfreeman »

Thanks. I use it the "normal" way, and get good results--just wondering if anyone else thought it would be easier to use backwards.
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#53 Post by dearbone »

Here are three right handed finishing tools,edge/sole scraper with adjustable blade fasten by the bolt,it works very well even for a left hand shoe maker, although i have to pull toward me like i do it with knife but much safer.
The channel cutter on the right also have an adjustable blade,but fully for right hand,i use the bottom end of the tool as a groover to scrap some leather from the channel to embed the thread.
The safety welt knife is my recent tool,i use it for trimming heel seats. Thank heaven a shoe maker can do all the above and more with a sharp straight knife.
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#54 Post by dw »

I want one of those channel knives.

Anyone who has one and sees another on Ebay...I would be grateful if you drop me an email alert.

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Order from UCO International of Chicago, 800-541-4030. Ask for Jim Stoga who does all the ordering.
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#56 Post by homeboy »

Sorry.....wrong tool.

Mr. Janitor, please delete if desired. Sorry!
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#57 Post by dw »

Nice shoe button tool Ebay #200673182676

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#58 Post by bjohnsonleather »

A few members here have seen some of these but I have a few channelers in a couple styles to sell. I normally don't have this many at a time and most have already spoken for when I get them but these all came at once - http://brucejohnsonleather.com/content/index.php/leather_tools_for_sale/wooden-h andle-tools-marking-and-creasing-tools/

I also have some nice hammers in the hammer section and a couple of creasers and a circular welt knife in the miscellaneous miscellaneous section -
http://brucejohnsonleather.com/content/index.php/leather_tools_for_sale/miscella neous-leather-tools-for-sale/
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#59 Post by dw »

Thought there might be some interest in needles for Junker & Ruh

ebay junker needle auction

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#61 Post by bdadamovicz »

Wanted to add that the ebay auction above is not mine, just one I found and thought should be shared.
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#62 Post by dw »

Blake,

Yes, and thank you. I suspect that's exactly what was intended with the creation of this sub-forum. I tried to post a weekly summary for a while when the thread began, but I was the only one so, after a while I sort moved on to other issues.

Good on you...

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#63 Post by bdadamovicz »

Hi all, found this fellow in Germany selling lasts. I have not messaged with him but his post implies that he will ship to the states for an additional fee, how much that is I do not know yet but I am going to find out. Current exchange rate is $13.09 a pair. Thought you all might be interested.

http://stores.ebay.com/MR-SALERs-SHOP/Schuhleisten-/_i.html?_fsub=3666062016&_si d=94602636&_trksid=p4634.c0.m322
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