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It disappears after some period of time. So there is only a limited amount of time for you to go back to edit your post. If there is something that really needs fixed that a second post can't clarify, you can ask a moderator to edit it for you. Click the report button and tell what needs edited and a bit of why if suitable.

Please read the rules and comply. Pictures, description, price in US$, shipping, etc.

Moved to fabrication > Leather Machinery

And your selling price would be ???????

@Wendy49 You joined on June 30 and haven't been back since, are you really interested in selling your machine or is this just a passing fancy? You must follow the rules, and one important rule is to post the price you are asking in US$. Failure to respond to this request will result in the thread being locked and archived.

The links in the above post go to Instagram. Shows several leather items, pretty nice stuff. Something or somebody is redirecting you to what ever site you reached. EDIT: December 11 post, my DNS rejected the links due to whatever the site owner does. Post has been hidden.

@Parrytack Merged your posts.

Have you tried lubricating your punches by pressing them into a chunk of bees wax before punching a hole, and maybe even after every two or three holes? Helps my punches both cut and pull back out of thicker and tougher leathers.

@Parrytack See this link for several suggestions and helps to reduce your photo sizes. You should be able to set the photo size in your iPhone or iPad if you go into the settings for the camera.

@Doc Reaper moved to leather sewing machines

About 40 years ago I used to supply vibration monitoring instruments for rotating equipment under contract. I copied the equipment manufacturer's shoulder bag and bought 2 more secondhand instruments. The shoulder bags had a tough canvas like exterior (plastic like coating on the back side so water resistant) and a strong silky like cloth interior with 1/2" foam from a camping/sleeping mat. These were used in an industrial setting for years. I had no damage to my equipment due to drops, etc. Just from users that twisted off cable connectors. Materials were bought at a store that supplied materials for camping gear, etc. Edit: Remember the name now, "Textile Outfitters". Of course it's gone now, but the name may trigger store names to look at

@MikeRock Please - as has been requested many times on LW, upload your photos here instead of using 3rd party hosting. If the host or you change anything that affects the link to photos on the host site, then the photos will not be accessible to future readers of this post, making the thread useless. If you have trouble resizing photos, there are a lot of tips and helps on https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/15122-how-to-post-pictures-on-lw/?do=findComment&comment=551171

Adding to Wizcrafts' comments: Wawak ships to both Canada and the USA. They have s shipping service in Canada, so no unexpected brokerage or GST charges. Much appreciated.

@Hairic Moved your post to leather sewing machines.

@Gordonbolton Moved your post to the Marketplace > Items For Sale > Machinery -- Sewing and Stitching > Used Please read the Marketplace Rules and comply You will find lots of suggestions and helps in how to resize photos and how to post them here.

Seems like it should be in fabrication, patterns and templates, so I have moved it.

@ethereal Please see this thread for helps in resizing picture files so you can post them. You need to post your photos so members can see exactly what is happening.

@Daviddm Please use jpeg (jpg) file formats. Not every has access to view jfif jpeg interchange format files and they don't display on this site. Many people will not download unknown file types, so limits your audience and possible answers.

@Zack00 moved your post to 3D Printers and Lasers

2750 was at the host page. Should have copied it too!

@Campleathergoods Is above the fix you were looking for?

@JonesCoLeatherworks Please post your photos here. Hosting on another site often results in the photos disappearing due to changes in permissions, files moved or deleted. Then the thread become useless. Also many members that could help you will not go to unknown sites. My security even complained about your site. @Techsew Ron Looks like he could use some support.

Be careful with patchers from Amazon and other places, hand cranked, and $200 or less. These don't usually work well out of the box. You will spend more time trying to get it working correctly than making something with it. You can search for Chinese patchers here and see some horror stories as well as those that work well.

His ebay listing now says $1000

Some servo motors have a brake. It may release if you press down on the pedal a bit. Some fellows have disconnected the brake. If you do a search here, you may find those posts with more info.