Such a shame about the pointless annoying music which adds no value & makes it harder to hear the audio.

Do you have a link for a good quality speed stitcher ?

I inherited one of these from my grandpa. I've sewn leather before, but I've never done buckskin. I feel like if i used two bobbins with a separate needle instead of the tail, i'd basically be doing a machine stitch without a machine.

Looks like this instrument must sew faster, then hand sewing, but following this video and my experience it is not. So this tool lays useless in my toolbox and I continue hand-sewing.

I found one of these in my dad’s toolbox when he passed. I never knew how to use it until now.

Thank you.

So hard to concentrate with music blaring. thanks anyway.

Excellent instruction! One thing I would add, is that taking a turn of the thread around the metal pin as it pays out of the bobbin and before it goes into the needle will help keep proper tension on the thread. I've had my Speedy Stitcher for decades! it's a fantastic tool.

honestly a jerk needle seems way quicker

Had one of these for years, going to use it for the time today. Thanks for the refresher!

I always wondered. Now I know. Thanks.

My speedy Stitcher doesn't tighten good on the needle, what is the solution for that?

Wicked tool that

I have one of these in my tool kit that I inherited from my father. It has actually been used at least once in the last 10 years. Then again I also went to the cabinet to pull out the ice pick the other day because I needed it.

gracias

I didn't think Smouch was a Word, I've heard it used by my children for over 45 years now, Great Vid, will follow!!

Very cool, thanku. Its like a sewing machine..

I'm here to tell you that there is absolutely NOTHING speedy about this!

Great Video Thanks!

Maybe a blunted needle on the thread end to speed up the passing through yknow what I mean?

Thanks. I found one of these among tools that were my dad's or my father-in-law's. Didn't know what it was or how to use it. Now I do. Still learning interesting and useful stuff at 69.

Why is there the Katjuscha melody in the background?

I own one of these, but I had no clue how to use it! Thanks!

Great explanation thank you 🙏

I’ve one of these and botched it. This is much clearer than the unclear instruction manual that came with mine. Cheerio. 😊

nice, tanks for that but the sound of naration heared like 40s old videos, like training videos how to use thompson sub machine gun

I dont know anout speedy but it gets easier the more you do it.

I was going to write that don't look like speedy stitching!

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good idea

So how do I double stitch

Excellent video but the music was so annoying. Thanks tho.

If you interested in quality seams avoid this ceap botching tool.

I just used this to reattach a zipper on a large duffel bag. It started slowly, but using a cork sanding block on the underside made this so easy. Years ago, I used a leather "sailmaker's palm" when repairing sails while we were racing; it was a really hard slog to drive that needle through multiple layers of sailcloth. The Speedy Stitcher would have solved this easily! And delivered a much more professional job!! GREAT Machine - simple and effective, it's nicely made too! 5*

The Myers Awl for All is a much better tool.

Nice Song: Katjuscha. 💪🇷🇺😎 Realy good Job! I Love my speedy stitcher.

Like for the music of russian song "Katyusha"😂

That speedy stitch was so fast I fell asleep. By the way, that music is very annoying.

You can also put more than 6 inches of thread on the bobin.

That music seems lifted from a 1950s educational movie about logging, making pots and pans or paving roads...then shown to 5th graders.

Many thanks. I wish you a Happy New Year. Best regards from Italy. ❤️💕🇮🇹🌈🇺🇲🌈🇷🇺💕❤️

ugly sewing

What a horrible looking stitch line. It sure looks and sounds from the comments section to be a handy tool. But that stitch line looks like a kindergartner did it!

What was the horrendous background music supposed to accomplish? Sorry, bye, bye!

Thank you

can you do a blind stitch where you can't get to the back side?

I've owned one of these for years and have come back to it multiple times on various projects thinking "maybe this time it'll save me time and hassle." NOPE. It's so cheaply made that my frustration meter goes off the chart from just wrestling with the thread and getting it to feed smoothly off the bobbin. It has all the hallmarks of being made as cheaply as possible somewhere half way round the world. Meanwhile the needle is manufactured so poorly that there's sharp metal edges all around they eye of the needle that want to fray or cut the thread as I stitch. Every time I've every tried this thing I threw it back in the bin and went to a proper hand done saddle stitch.

It’s an easy thing to do - but an unbelievably challenging thing to do well!!

Lol I'm way faster at this, make your loop bigger on the backside, then you can get the thread through it way faster and easier. Speeds it up

What is the tack on the side for?