Hard to let this one go but I just don’t wear it. (And wifey keeps reminding me I aint a tough guy). The Delraiser is fucking iconic though!

Hard to let this one go but I just don’t wear it. (And wifey keeps reminding me I aint a tough guy). The Delraiser is fucking iconic though!

Shout out to @Kirk for this glorious Crescent Down Works shirt. What a gem (Kirk & the shirt both!!)

It’s been a minute since I’ve posted on this page. Shout out to @Brock for the Wesco T!

Feels like spring in Portland
Merz beanie
76
Norwegian Buhund

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07
777 21’s
Moonstar
Norwegian Buhund, Willow - ‘can we just go on this walk already’

Delraiser’s first outing in 2025. I don’t wear this nearly enough (I feel like a bit of a poser is the issue)

Shit weather here in PDX calls for layers. When this vest comes out of the stable things are getting done.



Trying to figure out these new to me Mr Lous (shout out @robustbambi !)

Colder day here in Portland, any excuse to get a fire going. My wife took the pic and got my buddy’s sculpture in there (bottom right of photo)!

Dropped into Dehen’s factory sale yesterday and couldn’t believe my eyes to see they were selling N1’s…grabbed this piece for a screaming deal. Right in time for the rain.

@Alex did you end up going with NodeBB for the final platform here? I am looking to move a forum to a new platform that is stuck in the middle ages. Seems that we have a similar requirement set that was a driver for IH to migrate out of Taptalk.
@endo I couldn't agree more. I've read all of his books now (he only ever wrote 3!). Each is different and each is sublime.
@Shane-B The Dehen N1 is the beefy-est of all the N1s I've every tried on...cool that IH is selling these.
@goosehd good question. The current setup is with a clutch motor: fast stitches ~1k-2k/min and with reasonable torque. I plan to remove that and in its place install what's called a 'servo motor' which has variable speed control, more torque and much much slower, down to 1stitch a second or less in some models. I was so surprised to see that all of the machines on the Langlitz floor were clutch (fast) motors, I wonder what set up Iron Heart has for their machines.
@scarfmace ha! I wasn't able to meet her, but her protege gave me a run down of the machine. I'm working my way thru projects with it - but I need to put a different motor to slow it down. The current set up is way above my paygrade.
@goosehd RIGHT!!!!! I’m so stoked but beauty is gnarly. I gotta get a servo motor to slow it down, this fucker will see thru your fingers.
A grail has landed. A Pfaff 545. This was on the production floor at Langlitz Leathers in Portland for 40 years….the lady who used to sew on it just retired and I learned that back in the day they’d give ‘stars’ to seamstresses who found errors before garments shipped. I feel like I picked up an important part of PDX history.


