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obviously not according to the previous posts. OP hasn't been here since Sep 2020.

Hasn't been here since August 2020

@regius I've moved your post to Leather Sewing Machines. This is the place to post as this is where the sewing machine fellows hang out. Posting in help wanted requires every post to be approved by a moderator. Help wanted is sort of like the want ads in the news paper, people looking for work, or looking to have something done for them. When you have a specific item or request, you should start a new post, not tag onto someone else thread that is not the same as your topic. Good luck in your search, I'm sure someone will be along soon to help. Photos are always a good thing to post when looking for specifics. Do you have a manual for this machine? That is another good place to look.

The OP joined March 14, last visited Mar 21, so I highly doubt you are going to get any response from him. We'll try @LangDog are you still alive?

Do you realize that you are posting in a thread that hasn't been active since April 2013? Have you checked out the Leather Sewing Machine forum? Also read this thread.

Upload your video to YouTube in a private account and post a link to it here.

Faux leathers are some sort of plastic/vinyl and will not likely behave like you expect leather to. Even veg tan versus chrome doesn't stamp the same way. Hot foil stamping should work for faux junk.

You need to resize your photos so they fit the restrictions on size. Take a look at this thread for lots of examples and helps to resize your photos. Photos are required for marketplace posts. Please comply.

Looks like the photos are taken with a smart phone, and the more close up you get, the more the wide angle lens distorts the image. That's why selfies photos are less than attractive. Make the nose much more prominent; anything closer to the lens looks bigger!

@ToddW Moved your post to How do I do that. Everything in help wanted requires moderators approvals. Typically used like help wanted ads in the newspaper.

Hasn't been on this site since Dec 31. Seems to not be answering questions. I am going to archive this thread in Old/Sold

From the picture, it is a digital servo motor.

This may or may not work for you. Centre punch the head of the nails, then drill until you go just through the head. Pull the leather parts off, then cut the nails off flush with the tree or what ever layer you are going down to. I'm not a saddler, but that would be my approach. Works for me on other leather projects and on woodwork repairs and projects.

@Jeff77 moved your post to Leather Sewing Machines. You'll get more action here as this is where the guys hang out.

Review the link above for many suggestions of how you can resize your photos to fit the size restriction here.

@sewingoptimizer Doesn't really look like this belongs in a leather working site. Looks like it is all for textile/dress making machines.

The OP hasn't been back here in over a year. Archiving this post now.

Moved to leather sewing machines. Have you done a search here for any manuals? If not try it out.

First suggestion is to get to know the Leather Sewing Machine area here. Moved your post to this section where you will get a lot more response.

Scroll way down in the list of forums on the home page to the computer help section. Top pinned post has lots of helps. You need to reduce the file size. Lots of ways to do it. Photos are required, please post them. Also, will you ship, what condition is the skiver in, etc.

Plastic wrap over the threads, or over the top of the can before hammering the lid down. You can also displace a lot of air from the container by pushing the plastic inside - like a bag. For large paint cans, I use a plastic bread bag, pocked down inside and laid over the rim of the can. Test the plastic with the solvents to be sure it will work first, that it doesn't get all soft and fall apart.

Moved to Leather Sewing Machines

It was in your signature. You can edit that anytime. I deleted it for you.

You can't but moderators can. I will look after it.

Please identify as soon as an item is sold. Only takes a couple minutes of your time. Saves others wasted time.