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

Thank you. That is the hazard of using 3rd party hosting. Any change to the host's policies, going out of business, or the picture owner's moving or deleting files results in such a loss.

You are about 3 years too late! Did you notice the date of the post? And that the OP is / was located in New Zealand? OP hasn't been back since May 2022.

Since you posted it, it's not new to you.

Google searches are failing. Just one recent example. I was searching for an item that had been in the news a few days before. I quoted words and year that were in that news item. I got results that didn't include the quoted items. Instead of 2025, I got 2013, etc. Instead of Calgary, I got Halifax and other locations. Totally useless results. If you have looked a some of the political YouTube videos, the commentator is text to speech. One went on about how all these different things had and were happening, and gave example from the future as if it had already happened. You can't trust YouTube for any truth in current events!

It's a "keeper" used for belts and straps, some are sold as part of a buckle set, others by themselves. Rectangular "D" rings also work, but not very fancy.

One post is enough. I deleted the other 2 that you posted as a guest. Posts made in "Help Waned" all require moderator's approval before they can be seen by users/members.

Thanks for posting here instead of 3rd party host.

I think you should drop the idea of buying a vice, we have too many of them already. I think you should buy a vise instead.

Please create a new album in the Leatherworker Gallery and post these pics and videos there. https://leatherworker.net/forum/gallery/# Stuff posted and hosted by 3rd party host gets lost when the host changes policies or the owner moves or deletes his/her posts on the 3rd party site. This thread may be very important to someone down the road. They would need to see your pics and videos. This is the best place to put them.

I moved your post to leather sewing machines. I think the guys here will have more experience shipping and transporting sewing machines safely.

I moved your post to Leather Sewing Machines

OP hasn't been back here since June so isn't interested in selling anymore. Locking and archiving this thread.

Some photos and manufacturer's specs would be very helpful.

I don't know where you get that idea from! At the bottom of the comment box it provides some very simple instructions. As Fredk says, reducing file size is preferred, to 800 pixels in the longest dimension. Especially helpful to members on the fringes of the internet where large files take forever to download.

You need to provide the following information. How much is shipping to various locations? Who do you use for national and international couriers?

@JamesR I moved your post to leather tools.

We have 2 ads from you in 2 days. It is time to post useful content besides ads that the members may be able to use, such as tips, tricks, how to, etc. You may even drop in to help other members with their questions. If you only post ads and nothing else, your posts will be considered as spam and treated as such, including being banned from this site. If you only want to post ads here, then contact @Johanna and purchase banner ads like you see along with user's posts. Your templates look to be useful for those who have trouble drawing/sketching free hand. We look forward to seeing comments and helps from you.

I moved your post to leather sewing machines. I think you'll get more response here.

Google AI "A 794 S needle is a leather point needle. Specifically, the "S" stands for "spear point" or "narrow cross point," which is a cutting point designed to create straight seams in leather and other thick, non-woven materials." See attached needle / thread size chart that will be handy for you later. Looks right for your current leather. If you start using hard dense leather often needs a size larger.

From what I can see, it looks like your presser foot pressure is too high and pushing leather into the feed dog needle hole. Also, are you using a leather point needle? It looks like a lot of 'blow out' due to using a conical point meant for textiles is being used. Both of these affect appearance besides the thread tension adjustments.

Moved your post to leather sewing machines. I think more sewing machine guys will see it here than in suppliers (which was a logical choice too).

The edit window is only open for an hour or two, so you have done what you need to do to add or edit. One item needs to be clarified, is the table/stand included?

Please write up a little set of instructions and start a new thread in https://leatherworker.net/forum/forum/33-computer-help/ Name the thread something related to your brand of phone and directions for posting directly. It may be helpful for other brands and users too. Then I can clean up this thread and get it back on topic. Thanks for your help.

I moved your post to Dyes, Antiques, Stains, Glues, Waxes, Finishes and Conditioners since it is a finish for leather edges.