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Northmount

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  1. You need to post your location. From your IP address you appear to be in the Dallas Texas area. You could update your profile with your location.
  2. Location: Costa Mesa - according to his profile
  3. Just semantics, but 0 rpm is stopped, not running. The question really is, what speed does it start out at, and does it have enough torque to punch through the leather?
  4. There are lots of options as to how to reduce the file size. Please do it and post your photos here. See this thread for some helps plus tons more on the internet. By the way, LW messages have the same size restrictions.
  5. It appears you are selling this item so moved it to the Marketplace. Please provide complete description, does it work, etc. Read the marketplace rules and comply. You need to provide a price. Some info on resizing and posting photos https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/15122-how-to-post-pictures-on-lw/?do=findComment&comment=721688 If this post doesn't help, scroll back up the thread and there are lots more helps and suggestions. Don't post heic files as many people can not view them. Convert or save them as jpeg files.
  6. Moved this to the Marketplace as that is where it belongs. Besides the price, please read the Marketplace rules and comply. Please describe the condition. Does it operate correctly?
  7. @pierre2171 Moved your post to leather sewing machines.
  8. Moved to Specialty Leatherwork > Saddles and Tack > Saddle Identification, @DocHadley Some photos might be of some help. Reduce photo size to about 1024 pixels in the longest dimension to meet the file size restrictions here.
  9. Moved your post to Marketplace > Items For Sale > Machinery -- Sewing and Stitching > New and Refurbished to Like New You'll get more exposure here.
  10. You might find some inspiration here. https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/88881-stitching-chiselsirons-and-pricking-irons-reviews-and-information/
  11. Plug it in. If it gets hot, the element is working. This is pretty old. Maybe from the 50s or 60s. Have lots better now for good prices. Unless someone is interested in an antique, I'd chuck it in the garbage.
  12. @Cleggy Moved your post to leather sewing machines. Posts in Help require approval for every post. It is more like the classified ads, looking for work, or looking for a worker to do something. Even though this area is for leather sewing machines, it is the best place for help on all sewing machines.
  13. Photo is 1.3MB. You can reduce the file size a lot more. 800 or 1024 pixels for longest edge is great. See these links for more assistance. Lots of suggestions and helps in this thread. https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/15122-how-to-post-pictures-on-lw/?do=findComment&comment=551171 If posting from a phone, https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/15122-how-to-post-pictures-on-lw/?do=findComment&comment=721688
  14. Please pass on how you got through to order.
  15. No replies from the OP so moving this post to old/sold.
  16. Moved your post to the marketplace since you are selling it. Please read the marketplace rules and comply. Photos would be a great help. Is your price US or CAN $?
  17. Agreed! I see so many "ideas" posted here and there about the best household cleaner, the best glass cleaner, etc. that say use vinegar and baking soda. Even for clothes washing! Would be smarter to use straight vinegar, then neutralize with baking soda after if there is any risk of the vinegar continuing to cause corrosion after it has dried. I think that because it foams up they think vinegar and baking soda are doing a great job!!
  18. Some photos might help. Overall from the front, back, close up of presser foot from front and back and from the left end. Chances are it is a clone and photos would be a big help in identifying it.
  19. Moved to wanted
  20. Just a thought that came to mind. Is there a brake in your servo motor that is making it difficult to handwheel? If so, disable the brake. You can test by removing the belt to see if it is easier to turn.
  21. Moved to wanted
  22. https://leatherworker.net/forum/forum/82-machinery-sewing-and-stitching/ Also read the rules
  23. The edge of your leather is not straight. It may be the way you lay it on your cutting table. Clamp your leather down with its edge against your straight edge to make sure it stays straight. Or check your straight edges to make sure they are straight. Use a strap cutter.
  24. Check your bobbin and tension plates as well for grooves.
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