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Moved to leather sewing machines. Tom

Some of these old documents don't scan very well. I tried to enhance them a little without spending a lot of time, but mostly did it so members could download the manual in a PDF without getting pages out of order and in a single download. Thanks for posting the manual in the first place. I'm sure a number of people appreciate it. Tom

Converted scanned images into a pdf file. Singer 45K owners Manual.pdf Tom

This link and following posts provide several methods as to resizing your photos to fit the constraints of this site. Have a look through and see which methods suit you best. Tom

Send it to me and I will post it. Sending you a PM. Tom

Try these for ideas: https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/86856-sd-card-case-what-do-i-need/?do=findComment&comment=598483 https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/68731-custom-tall-sd-card-wallet/ https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/27230-wanted-custom-wallet-design-sketch-included/ Tom

Do a couple searches, there have been a couple nice examples posted here. Tom

As mentioned in your other post, a couple photos make help garner some interest. Tom

A couple pictures may get you more interest. Tom

@Alexis1234 Moved this thread to Saddles, ID and Restoration. You may get a few more comments here. Tom

@eddie0225 Moved your post to Leather Sewing Machines. You'll get more answers here. Tom

@Seabers Moved as above Tom

@SanLargo Moved your post to leather sewing machines. You'll get more help here. Tom

@MikeRock Moved your post to leather sewing machines. I think you'll get some action here. Tom

Interesting scene. Looks great, keep up the good work. Tom

Hey! One post is enough. Wait for the server and internet to respond before hitting submit again! Tom

File uploaded here. Belt_pouches_pattern.pdf Tom

Looks like it's time to go back to the basics and start over again from there. Make sure the machine is threaded correctly. Do you have a manual? If no manual go to this thread. The groove on the needle should be facing the left end of the machine when seated in front of it. Twisting it one way or the other slightly can make a difference to how the hook picks off the loop. The typical needle / thread combinations are in this link. In the photo you posted above, the knot is appearing at the top of the leather. That means the top tension is too high as compared to the bottom tension. How thick is the leather? It needs to be maybe 3 to 4 times the thickness of the thread to be able to hide the knot inside the leather. Try thicker leather and see how it behaves. The skipped stitches (if the hook and needle bar are adjusted right) is because the loop is dissolving before the hook can catch it, or it is not forming large enough. If the presser foot pressure is too low, the leather can lift with the needle, thus no loop to catch. Hope this helps you. Most of my machine problems have been of my own making. It sometimes take me quite a few test runs to properly adjust the tension when I change leather and thread sizes. Tom

For iPad/iPhone users, take a look at these links for information on reducing your picture's file size so you can post it. https://osxdaily.com/2014/04/21/resize-photos-from-iphone-mail/ This one requires installation of an app. https://www.imore.com/how-crop-resize-photos-your-iphone-and-ipad Tom

For other iPad users since you have yours figured out, look at these links. https://osxdaily.com/2014/04/21/resize-photos-from-iphone-mail/ This one requires installation of an app. https://www.imore.com/how-crop-resize-photos-your-iphone-and-ipad Tom

@Nate88 Please upload photos here rather than using third party hosting. If permissions are changed, photo deleted, or moved, the link becomes useless, and makes this thread useless for others to refer to in the future. We have enough dead links here when you really start looking around. Tom

@JLT Please read the marketplace rules and comply. State your location, also whether you ship, who pays shipping, etc. It's a good idea to put your approximate location in your profile since this is a world wide forum. Helps to understand any nuances due to country or culture. Tom

@JLT Please read the marketplace rules and comply. State your location, also whether you ship, who pays shipping, etc. It's a good idea to put your approximate location in your profile since this is a world wide forum. Helps to understand any nuances due to country or culture. Tom

Try this google search "site:leatherworker.net box stitch miter" without the quotes. site:leatherworker.net restricts the search to leatherworker.net. Add what ever search parameters you wish to use to narrow the search or to increase the possibles. The first result returned in this case (when I searched) should give you the answer you are looking for, as well as additional possible helps. Tom

@mjzae I'm pretty sure Fredk is right. When posting, please give the server and internet time to process and return a response. Some days are slower than others. This was posted 3 times, I have removed the other 2 instances. Tom