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I moved your post to Saddle and Tack Accessory Items. There are other related sub-forums here as well. Have a look through them and you may find some of the answers that you are looking for. Did you know that you can edit your posts? The time window for editing is about 2 hours. Look for the 3 dots at the top right of a post, pick it, then pick edit. This way, you can add info, fix typos, correct statements, etc.

The place to sell items is in the Marketplace. Moved your detailed post there.

The marketplace is the correct place to sell items. I moved your post to Marketplace > Items For Sale > Leather and Lace See the marketplace rules here https://leatherworker.net/forum/forum/70-announcements/

Please read the 3rd post in this thread.

Definitely has been here since 2015 when you joined. You just never came across it. Good place to be able to sell to interested members.

Instead of tagging onto old threads, and especially threads that don't list the same model number is not a great idea. I split your post off to a new thread. Also found a manual https://www.manualslib.com/manual/970676/Sunstar-Km-380bl.html Refer to page 13.

Nobody can tell you its value sight unseen. Add some photos (jpg or png) 800 pixels in the longest dimension. Add some description, how many stamps, the type of stamps, are they craftool and if so what are the numbers, are they letter / alphabet stamps? Sorry our crystal balls don't work anymore. The tin hats and internet must have screwed them up.

You posted in a very old thread. Different machine even. Split your post off to a new thread. Have you looked through the leather sewing machine forum, especially the pinned topics?

Hi Toxo, moved your post to leather sewing machines. I think you might get the attention of the right members here.

Moved your post to General Saddlery Discussion. When you are making a post or answering a post, below the area you type in is an area specifically for adding files to your post. jpeg or jpg or png are the best picture files to use. Resize to 800 pixels in the longest dimension if your files are too large.

Moved your post to Dyes, Antiques, Stains, Glues, Waxes, Finishes and Conditioners Check through this forum. Mainly, you will find that you need to buff the purse with a clean white soft cloth until it stops transferring dye (rub off) to the white cloth. Then it needs to be sealed with a finish product that could be a lacquer and water based sealer. You find various names as you peruse this forum.

@Lena Carlton More information and a picture of the head Some dimensions of the base would be helpful.

Announcements is not the place to list your for sale items. It contains the Marketplace Rules which I assume you read. Moved your post to Businesses & Estate Sales since you are closing out your business. Looking forward to seeing your pictures.

Moved your post to Dyes, Antiques, Stains, Glues, Waxes, Finishes and Conditioners. You should check this forum out. Lots of good info and experience here. Resolene seals the surface of the leather. So conditioners such as oils and greases don't penetrate the sealant.

Moved your post to leather sewing machines. You'll get answers here.

Moved your post to Dyes, Antiques, Stains, Glues, Waxes, Finishes and Conditioners. It really has no connection to Hardware! You need to provide more information. It's sort of like asking "What colour should I paint my car?" You need to tell us what you want the conditioner for and what you expect it to do for you. What kind of leather, what is the item used for, what weather or work conditions is the item subject to? None of us here have a crystal ball to see what you actually want. Once you give us some details, someone will be able to help you.

I split your post off an old thread about post bed sewing machines. Your post has nothing to do with the old post's title / subject. It is bad etiquette to post like you did and won't make you any friends here if you continue with such behaviour. I moved your post to the Wanted section in the Marketplace.

3 in 1 and other hardware store oil contains additives that oxidize and form a gummy substance that turns into a hard shellac. When this happens, your machine will seize up. Use sewing machine oil. It is clear, Lily White is one brand. It generally doesn't stain items you are sewing, but can. Others here are using transmission oil, hydraulic oil, synthetic oils, etc. There are lots of posts and a fair amount of debate as to which is best.

Moved your post to leather sewing machines. You are looking for a patcher. @Wizcrafts has lots of experience with sewing patches and can tell you about it (and of course, lots about sewing machines).

Some databases don't index 3 or fewer letters words. Easy way to not index "the" and many other articles reducing the amount of space or keys required by non-essential words. Some DBs allow you to specify what gets dropped and what to keep.

Often times it is better not to tag onto an 8 year old post. Find the same forum and make a new thread with your post. Some pictures may be of great help too. Need to be able to see what you are describing. Our ESP doesn't reach that far

Use a Google search. Their indexing is better, and the servers are very fast. Use the following format: site: leatherworker.net vfd The site parameter restricts the search to a specific site. The search parameters like "VFD" follow the site parameter.

Message @Johanna

Maybe for bracelets?

Thank you.