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I moved your post to leather sewing machines, You are much more likely to get some answers here.

I moved your post to leather sewing machines. You are much more likely to get answers here.

@Mocivnik Moved your post to Dyes, Antiques, Stains, Glues, Waxes, Finishes and Conditioners. And to comment on NFO, it is a conditioner used to replace natural oils lost due to dyes and other treatments. It is not a finish. Also finishes (acrylic or lacquer) seal the surface of the leather. It helps prevent loss of natural oils, fats, etc. and blocks addition of oils, liquids, and other stuff that may damage the permanently degrade the appearance of the leather. It can wear off if the article is subject any type of abrasion over time. So a wax is often used to protect the finish and is normally buffed to remove any excess.

Updated the title to represent the actual topic.

If you hover over the member's avatar, you will get a popup where there is a link to see the members recent posts. It's handy when you want to see more of a member's posts.

Pictures are too small to see any detail. Resize the original pics to 800 pixels in the longest dimension and we should be good to go with lots of detail.

Fixed it for you!

I moved your post to "wanted" in the Marketplace area.

Moved your post to Sewing Leather

I moved your post to Marketplace Items For Sale Miscellaneous/Other

I moved your post to Marketplace > Items For Sale > Books/Patterns/Periodicals/Videos Here are the marketplace rules https://leatherworker.net/forum/forum/70-announcements/

IP says Richardson, Texas, 75080 (USA) It is a good idea to include your location in your profile so you get answers that may be more applicable to your area and needs.

@AndreaIbis You should be posting using English. It is the language for this site. You have included English before so I guess it slipped your mind with these posts.

Nice! I setup on top of my deepfreeze too. A bathroom exhaust fan on the bottom of a cabinet above the freezer, ducted into my furnace room, just the other side of the wall. I setup a cardboard spray booth with open front. The furnace room had 2 gas fired water heaters and a condensing furnace. The water heaters are vented up through a chimney. There is enough air flow that the furnace room never sees the atmosphere go above the LEL (lower explosive limit) for the dye or paint, or finish, so no worries there. Combustion air is drawn from outside, none of the air from the furnace room ever gets drawn back into the house, standard design according to safety codes for furnace and water heater requirements and fresh air makeup to the house. Compressed air comes from my shop compressor in my detached garage. Just had to run a hose between house and garage through an underground conduit that was already in place for power, network, phone lines. My only cost were the air hose and good quality quiet bathroom exhaust fan. All else is was scrounged materials from my hoard or free like cardboard.