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Moved to Sewing Leather

@Tartan moved your post to "Wanted" in the Marketplace area.

I looked up webp a few months ago to see what it was. Supposedly a lossless type of compression. That is great compared to tiff and jpeg files. The problem with using them here is as I stated, this site doesn't automatically display webp files. Many members won't download 'unknown' file types. Thus those who post webp files here limit their audience. So until this site upgrades its software to automatically display webp files, I stand behind my comments. @Johanna Maybe it is in the next software version?

Moved to Leather Sewing Machines. You'll get more response from the machine guys here.

Just like you did! If it fits the occasion, you can quote a little part of each members' post by selecting / highlighting the text and clicking the little "quote" popup. Each one will be added to your post and you can comment following each.

Moved to Dyes, Antiques, Stains, Glues, Waxes, Finishes and Conditioners. By the way, you should study this area.

Where did you hear about or find info on "oil casing". We need to know the source and their reliability.

@Henry Please post your photo files as jpeg or png files. heic files files are a proprietary format and not all devices and operating systems are able to display them. Many users will not download links to unknown files or sites so you are limiting the audience your are attempting to reach. Please see this link for more information and assistance. https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/98380-heic-picture-files-convert-to-jpeg-before-posting/

Moved from Saddle construction to the Marketplace hand tools, leather working tools Take a moment to read the Marketplace Rules. https://leatherworker.net/forum/forum/70-announcements/ Location Atlanta, Georgia, 30302 Helps to have your location in your profile or for sale posts. This is a world wide forum.

The edit button is available for a couple hours or so. After that it is greyed out and only admin/moderators can edit the post. So if the time window is closed, and it really needs fixing, let us know and we can do it.

Moved this thread to Leather Machinery.

Machine Manuals courtesy of @Thing181 Thank you for proving PDFs of these manuals. Champion Harness Stitcher 5.5 in throat Champion Harness Stitcher 5.5 in throat.pdf United Shoe Goodyear Outsole Rapid Lockstitch Model H United Shoe Goodyear Outsole Rapid Lockstitch Model H.pdf Comet 10 Auto Soler Manual Comet 10 Auto Soler Manual.pdf

Increase the presser foot pressure probably because the waxed canvas is somewhat slippery.

Moved your post from wanted to the for sale area: Marketplace > Items For Sale > Miscellaneous/Other

Message me and I will give you an email address to send them to.

Fixed it

Moved your post to saddle construction. It helps get you answers if you do a little research to find the various forums that are applicable to your question. People don't know what a ground seat is unless they have worked with saddles or have an interest in someday building a saddle.

I think I recall a post by @CowboyBob about straightening a bent shaft. You can search for it or maybe he will reply here with the info.

I think you mean presser foot bar!

There are lots of posts about the Tippmann Boss. Search them out. From what I recall, most members that have or had them prefer the cast iron version. These machines take a lot of arm/shoulder power. Not good for medical reasons if you have any problems with arm, shoulder and neck. And of course age reduces the muscular strength you will need. Every stitch requires a fairly long stroke. Many of the problems with the Boss are due to not making the full stroke. I know I wouldn't be able to operate these due to neck and shoulder issues.

Many jurisdictions (counties, states, provinces, etc.) have brand books that list the registered brands. Some of these books are available on the web and go back many years. I have found and identified registered brands for my parents, grand parents, and other relatives and friends. Some example links: https://archives.utah.gov/research/digital/brand-books/ https://archive.org/details/utahbrandbook00salt https://archive.org/details/albertasaskatche00albe https://archive.org/details/officiallivestock1970albe Do a google search for the location and brand books and maybe even the year you want. Some libraries have bound copies of local brand books. A few years ago I looked up brands for a friend from Utah. It included sheep ear cuts that were registered. Found a few from her family. Made coasters featuring cattle and horse brands and sheep ear cuts related to ancestors.

English is the language for this forum. Please comply. We are happy to have your input.

Moved to leather machinery.

I guess it depends on where you live and what shipping costs are.

This is a leather conditioner rather than a sealer. Need a good water based or lacquer based finish. Too thick an application will crack. Most finishes will not stick to wax, grease, oil based treatments.