US Navy is WELDING uniforms to make them lighter, stronger and cheaper

US Navy is WELDING uniforms to make them lighter, stronger and cheaper
Current garment assembly methods can be cumbersome and costly, Heath said. Different kinds of stitches are used and garments have to be moved from sewing machine to sewing machine as they are formed. One welded seam could replace several stitch …
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Leather report: Tim Beaudry has leathercraft in the bag
“Leather itself is very unforgiving,” said Beaudry. “Oil tan leather slips in the machine so you really have to make sure it's even. Every leather is different when you sew, some are easier than others. There's different thickness, different tension on …
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