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If it is too large a file for you to post, message me and I'll give you an email address to send it to me, and I will post it for you. Thanks.

Looks to me like it is in the right place. Good luck, really nice rein rounder. I won't ever use one, but is tempting.

Loctite bearing retainer allows disassembly for inspection and repairs. I couldn't get Loctite for threads many years ago and used this instead. Doesn't come apart due to vibration. Seals in air-tight spaces. Fills gaps, resistant to oils and grease as well.

You need to quote or tag the person you are trying to communicate with so they get a notification (depending on how their notifications are setup). Type the @ symbol followed by their username and pick it from the pop up list so you get a result like this. @DavidMillsSaddlery It would also help your listing to use jpeg photo files instead of heic files. They don't display automatically, and many people refuse to download things that they have no idea what they are.

Happy New Year to All. May you have peace and safety for you and your family.

Wow! Great idea and work.

Moved to Home Specialty Leatherwork Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes

You need to quote or tag the person so they are more likely to get a notification. Person hasn't been here since mid November. Tag by typing the @ symbol followed by the user name and picking the name from the pop up list like this. @BerryInd

Tell us how so the next person that has the same problem can find the answer here

Please post your photos on this site. 3rd party hosted photos disappear and break the integrity of the thread when the host changes policies or disappears. Also when the OP decides to delete or move photos or closes the account.

Moved your post to leather sewing machines. You'll get more response here. Have you searched the site for a manual, or the web?

My niece uses a long arm machine built specifically for quilting. https://graceframe.com/en/sewing-machines/qnique21

Merged both of your threads.

If you do a search for USMC Black, you will find lots of comments about it. One of the most common is the amount of buffing required to stop rub off. Much of the dye lays on top and doesn't get down into the leather itself.

Thank you to @Burkhardt for providing the following information. Thread is unlocked, carry on! Supreme Court: You Bought It, You Own It, You Can Resell It https://smallbiztrends.com/2013/03/resale-rights-you-bought-own.html @Houlihan Saddlery @CowboySaddlery

@Houlihan Saddlery This thread is locked unless you can show me different. Will be moved to old/sold in a couple days if you are not able to provide evidence to the contrary.

Moved your post to Leather Sewing Machines

Bottom photo appears to be single loop. Notice that it doesn't lay as nicely on the back side of the lacing. I have used both types on the same project. Single loop on thin seam and double loop on thicker seam. The double loop was just too bulky on the thin seam.

I use edge coat (paint) rather than trying to burnish it.

@strafe Please use jpeg files as they are able to be viewed without having to download the files. Converted your file and uploaded it to your original post.

Hard to see enough, but it appears to be double loop. Can't see where the lace goes behind.

Moved to wanted instead of for sale!

Moved your post to leather sewing machines. You are more likely to get help here.

According to the IP address, located in the area of Algonquin, Illinois, 60102 @NanLynne You should add your location to your profile. This is a world wide forum. Your location helps to get you the info you want for your area and country.

You probably need to resize the photos to fit the file size allowed here. Take a look through this thread. There are several helps and suggestion. Also lots of info and apps on the web about resizing photos. 800 pixels in the longest dimension is adequate resolution, especially considering the resolution of the phones, tablets and many monitors won't display in high res.