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I was giving you some direction as a moderator. See the Marketplace rules. Please conform.

@carmela Please add photos to your post. Identify if you will ship or not.

OP hasn't been back since Nov 8 even though they have been tagged. 60 days on this posting are up as well so I'm moving it to old/sold.

Added related post so they sort of stick together in the forum. https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/105833-what-to-put-inside-a-horse-show-halter-throatlatch-to-make-it-keep-a-shape/

You need to either quote the person you are replying to or tag the person like this, type @ symbol followed by the screen name of the user and pick it from the pop up list. Otherwise they may not receive a notice of your post. I assume you are replying to @Spepper Spepper will receive a notice now. Sepper, see the above post.

Make your turns after the needle has risen about a 1/4". Don't lift the presser foot so far that it releases the thread tension. And of course look at the above post.

Lots of helps here, plus loads of new apps online to reduce photo sizes.

@toxo Moved your post to leather sewing machines.

According to his IP Address, appears to be located in Spain. The IP address resolves to 6.85-86-249.dynamic.clientes.euskaltel.es San Sebastián de La Gomera, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 20011, Spain

You need to resize the photos to fit the restrictions here. See this thread for helps and suggestions. As well, lots of additional info on the web and tools for resizing photos.

@Rcc619 moved your post to leather sewing machines

@Happy Hooligan moved your post to leather sewing machines.

@Frodo moved to leather sewing machines

See updated manual PDF posted at the beginning of this thread this morning.

Moved to Leather Sewing Machines. You'll get answers here.

Sometimes it looks like it is adding up all the pictures in a post, other times seems just fine. Good luck.

Maybe the next photo is taking you over the limit. Try resizing to about 1024 x 768 pixels. That should produce files around 50k with adequate resolution for most screens and allow you to post a lot of photos in one go.

See this link for some helps and suggestions. Plus several other methods can be found on the web. Also advise what shipping restrictions you may have.

@Redbeeerd if you haven't seen this article, it may be well worth your time to review it.

Amazon has some odds and ends for cutting rounded corners, even for cutting the camera slot in a cell phone case. Some of these are pretty light weight, corner punches etc. aren't as nicely finished as the pictures show, but would do for occasional use. For heavier duty, go to the Longview Leather, SLC, Weaver, etc. Some examples that you might be interested in from Amazon; https://www.amazon.ca/Trimmers-Leather-Trimmer-Leathercraft-Cutting/dp/B07YZFMFF4/ref=sr_1_296?crid=SJADCY46YC87&keywords=leather+tools&qid=1672700992&sprefix=leather+tools%2Caps%2C128&sr=8-296 https://www.amazon.ca/Leather-Punch-Cutter-Tools-Hollow/dp/B08R694896/ref=sr_1_241?crid=SJADCY46YC87&keywords=leather+tools&qid=1672700952&sprefix=leather+tools%2Caps%2C128&sr=8-241 https://www.amazon.ca/Leather-Craft-Hollow-Cutter-Plastic/dp/B07NZPFR16/ref=sr_1_200?crid=SJADCY46YC87&keywords=leather+tools&qid=1672700886&sprefix=leather+tools%2Caps%2C128&sr=8-200 https://www.amazon.ca/Baitaihem-Leather-Half-Round-Cutter-5mm-50mm/dp/B09YCQWNWD/ref=sr_1_153?crid=SJADCY46YC87&keywords=leather+tools&qid=1672700829&sprefix=leather+tools%2Caps%2C128&sr=8-153 https://www.amazon.ca/DIUDUS-V-Shaped-Leather-Cutting-Cutter/dp/B09YNT6SKW/ref=sr_1_55?crid=SJADCY46YC87&keywords=leather+tools&qid=1672700718&sprefix=leather+tools%2Caps%2C128&sr=8-55 https://www.amazon.ca/Hollow-Cutter-Leather-Cutting-Handmade/dp/B09XDGF7GX/ref=sr_1_56?crid=SJADCY46YC87&keywords=leather+tools&qid=1672700718&sprefix=leather+tools%2Caps%2C128&sr=8-56

@Silverd Are you re-lacing the whole project or just the damaged areas? In either case, do some practice work where you need to join the starting point to the end point so the lacing looks continuous. See paragraph 11 below. I usually remove several of the starting stitches to get the slope to match. Don't short yourself on the length of the lace when making these joins.

Guests don't have access to the PM system on LW.

@Vithonil Please post photos on this site rather than 3rd party hosts. Many 3rd party links are broken due to hosts changing policies, owners moving or deleting files, etc. Then the post or thread as a whole becomes useless for future reference by anyone. I downloaded from your host and uploaded your files here.

It's available to moderators, one of the site's tools.