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Prep is 15 min per bag and 1hour 10minutes for stitching and 3 minutes to fill and finish the last stitch. 1 hour and 28 minutes total.
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Do u make the effort to go fast or have u habitually been getting quicker w/ your bags over the past 15 years?
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I don't try to stitch fast, but after so many bags I have the system dialed. I listen to music with good lighting and a very comfortable chair. These little things make a big difference when making alot of bags. Hope this helps, Richard
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yeah kolo had like 350 with him and i actually shit my pants.
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HenryG wrote:yeah kolo had like 350 with him and i actually shit my pants.
Good thing they have Depends in your size ;-)
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Actually they are called Huggies
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TheVindicator wrote:
HenryG wrote:yeah kolo had like 350 with him and i actually shit my pants.
Good thing they have Depends in your size ;-)
HenryG wrote:Actually they are called Huggies
p4l/l/n3d! :P
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richardabshire wrote:I don't try to stitch fast, but after so many bags I have the system dialed. I listen to music with good lighting and a very comfortable chair. These little things make a big difference when making alot of bags. Hope this helps, Richard
Wow Richard, that did help. I used to watch TV while stitching, but listening to music makes it go by so much quicker. I think the TV was too distracting, and the music just helps me get into the zone.
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Sorbet made a record time in stitching in a riding train :)

Try do something like that :p
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Kierpca wrote:Sorbet made a record time in stitching in a riding train :)

Try do something like that :p
Kamil does Sorbet's 52 mins include cutting out the panels? Or just stitching?
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no the time is only for stitching (3 stitchs per side)
without cutting the pannels
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I checked tonight how many time I need to make a bag:

Making panels: ~ 20 min
Stitching: ~ 120 min
Ending bag: ~ 10 min

2 hours and 30 minutes total. 8)
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