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    Members can't delete posts, so you have to wait to see if we catch it, or report it. Thanks, Tom
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    @SDeaconandSon Multiple posts! Don't keep hitting the submit button. Give the server and internet time to respond. Deleted the extra posts. Tom
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    @Charles Klasman Moved your post to leather sewing machines. You'll get more action here. It's a good idea to add you approximate location to your profile so you get results that reflect where you are located Georgia USA according to your IP. Tom
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    I've seen both. The flesh side may hold more rouge or stropping compound than the grain side. Tom
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    @Chamod Moved your post to leather sewing machines. Tom
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    A picture of your plough gauge would help to see how you have it assembled so you can get some feedback. Also check with @bruce johnson here on LW. Tom
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    Kids played anywhere that there was an open area, vacant lots, backyards, etc. Not much of this today. Nice job. Tom
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    @Restorer Moved your post to Leather Sewing Machines. I think you will have a better chance of replies here. Tom
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    That is not a problem. I moved one the other day to a wrong forum, so had to go back and move it again! Tom
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    @EllenFox Moved your post to Leather Sewing Machines. You'll find more help here. Also about breaking the top thread, take a look at this post from just a few days ago. Another is to make sure you have enough top tension, but I'd suspect the post I linked to first. Happened to me as well. Tom
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    To resize and post photos, look at this link. For videos, post it on YouTube and link to it. Tom
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    @ThoughtFission Moved your post to Leather Sewing Machines. Tom
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    You can reduce them somewhat by using leather needles that have sort of a chisel shape rather than a conical shape point if you aren't already using them. Can also lightly hammer the bottom stitch line to hide it somewhat. Tom
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    Also have a look at Tandy's books. Especially "Leathercraft Tools". Tom
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    @Historicalbeltworks Moved your post to dyes ... etc. Should find some help here. Tom
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    @sainte Welcome to the forum. Please avoid using HTML encoding in your posts. Its format doesn't fit the window. If you are using a translator application to translate to English, copy and paste the text as plain text. Also moved your post to "leather Sewing Machines" You will find more help and answers here. Tom Edit - actually should be in Leather Machinery - so moved again. Might get it right someday!
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    Looks to be sewn twice, once with maybe a saddle stitch, then again with a cross stitch. Tom
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    For the question about the order of processes, here is a post about wet molding and tooling - wet molding first, or tooling first? See this example. You should take a look at the rest of the thread this example comes from. It really depends on how much wet forming you are doing as to its effect on the tooling. Tom
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    Leave the beginning and tail threads long, then finish off manually, good old needle and thread method! Tom
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    Look at the bottom of the posting area you are typing in. Drag files here, or a link to choose files using your file system. Also check this post. Tom
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    Prints just fine, to scale. Tom
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    Prints fine on my printer at full size, no problems with any lines. Nice, clear, sharp. So it looks like it may be getting compressed somewhere along the way to your printer. When I have reduced or optimized PDF file size, I have had that happen. Also happens to me when making a PDF searchable. Some of the big print stations at work did things like this too unless you changed the printer's default settings. Tom
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    Asked on FB page and this is the response: Cyndy Kitt Productions Yes, AU$20 for the manual, +AU$4.50 postage . . . the international postal service has been very slow the last few months because of the pandemic though. Tom
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    Copied from ABLE 290 - patcher FB page Q&A Nov 2019: ABLE 290 - Patching Machine Sorry for the delay in replying, message my personal business page Cyndy Kitt Productions. I am only selling hard copies of the fully revised manual. AU$25 includes postage. Hope this is of help to those that are looking for a manual. Tom
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    @ASAuLTCases Moved to Leather Sewing machines. Tom
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