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HEIC files are a proprietary picture format owned and used on Apple products. They do not display on many computers and smart devices so if you post them here, you are limiting your audience and therefore the likelihood of getting good responses to your post. Current versions of Windows 10 + have an add on that allows the photos to be viewed in Windows "Photo" app. However it will not let you save or convert HEIC files to your device. You can set your device to save files in JPG format so you can upload without going through a bunch of hassles to find and install a converter. There is a free converter at https://heic.imobie.com/heic-to-jpg/ that will do online conversions or you can download a converter for your PC. The online converter didn't work for me, but the PC version worked very slick. An alternative that apparently works, but I haven't tried is: "Open your Gmail and attach the pictures. They will automatically convert to JPG. Once you open your mail and download the files to your device." More info is available at https://www.maketecheasier.com/convert-heic-jpg-windows10/

Downloaded the heic files, converted, and uploaded here. If users will upload jpegs everyone will be able to view them on almost any system/OS. Apple product users can set their devices to save files as jpeg/jpg avoiding all these issues. It takes a lot of time for me to do this conversion, lots of hassles with incompatible files and applications. This will be the last file conversions I will do. I will put a pinned thread in the Computer Help Forum. https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/98380-heic-picture-files-convert-to-jpeg-before-posting/

I use a body work hammer with a relatively flat face, even has some marks on it, no damage to the leather since it's a light tap, and dry. Have had it for years after doing some body work on a couple vehicles.

@happyvagabonds Moved your post to Market Place Items for Sale - hand tools ... You appear to be located at Inman, South Carolina, 29349 according to your IP address.

@UncleSam Moved this thread to leather Sewing Machines where more experts will see it.

@shoepatcher moved to marketplace - wanted

@4750 moved your post to leather sewing machines.

Moved to Business and Estate sale.

Don't spread the mould around in your work area, get it outside to clean it up.

@Klonky Moved your post to Leather Sewing Machines.

He's not a member so has no access to sending a PM through this site.

Take your collar in to Tandy and borrow their stamp set to see how well they work!

OP seller hasn't been on the site since Sep 230 days since posted, and not conforming so I am locking and moving the post to old/sold.

That's really good information to know. Thank you for passing it on.

@BigSiouxSaddlery Some info here that might be of help, several options for resizing. https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/15122-how-to-post-pictures-on-lw/?do=findComment&comment=551171

Read this

Edit is only available for a short time, like maybe 2 hours. Just add a new post to the thread with any additional info needed.

Thanks, much appreciated by all.

Specify where you will ship to. Also post your files as jpegs if you want good exposure. Your other posts pics are good, suggest you add jpegs to this post.

Specify where you will ship to.

Again USA or global?

USA or world wide? You need to specify.

@clynm Moved your post to leather sewing machines. Do a google search using the following without quotes. "site:leatherworker.net ferdinand" and you will find a number of posts about Ferdinand machines.

@edwardmorris Great start on resizing your photos. And good photo techniques too. If you reduce the file size to 1024x768 pixels, you can post towards a 100 or more photos in one post.

Take a look at some helps and options in this thread. https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/15122-how-to-post-pictures-on-lw/?do=findComment&comment=551171