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You would be wise to listen to Articifer on stitching. I too began with the speedy stitcher about 30/35 years ago. A saddle stitch is much superior for strength and repair if needed.
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I mostly saddle stitch things but have a speedy stitcher and use it at times as well. Just depends on the project. With a waxed nylon (artifial sinew) the stitching is plenty strong and wear resistant for most things using a speedy stitcher.
