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@houndsnmules Moved your post to Leather Sewing Machines. Tom

@Jerdav73 Moved your post to the Marketplace. Please review the marketplace rules and add information about shipping. Will you ship, will you package for shipping, who pays shipping, etc. Tom

@paukenman Moved your post to leather sewing machines. More likely to get the help you want here. Tom

@Wizcrafts Needs some help. Tom

@mariuspirvu I had notifications of at least 3 posts. When I logged in to see them, they were gone. Then I see we had a server upgrade, so I'm sure they got lost in the transition. There were probably several more posts lost. (Old server must have et them!) Tom

@Ferocios31 Moved your post to Leather Sewing Machines. You'll have a better chance of getting help here. Tom

@Rosch22 Moved your post to leather sewing machines. You'll get more response here. Help wanted requires a moderator's approval for every post, and is more like the classified ads in a newspaper where people are looking for work or have work for someone. Tom

I use Clear-Lac (who made Tandy's Neat Lac). Has a very slight amount of darkening. Anything that goes on layers on the surface stiffens the product. To me, that's not detrimental to coasters. Surface is shiny. As Fred, says above, you could add talc to make it more of a matte finish. I did some with an airbrush in the hot summer sun. Some of the mist dried before it hit the leather surface. Left a matte finish. Tom

@Bert51 I moved this to leather sewing machines as I think that more interested parties will notice it here. Tom

@eddie0225 Please check your PMs. You haven't read it it yet! When you send me your PDF, I will post it for you in this thread. Tom

Use a lacquer finish on both sides, several thin layers, never immerse in water, wipe with damp cloth. Tom

Moved to leather sewing machines. Tom

Moved to leather sewing machines. Tom

Some of these old documents don't scan very well. I tried to enhance them a little without spending a lot of time, but mostly did it so members could download the manual in a PDF without getting pages out of order and in a single download. Thanks for posting the manual in the first place. I'm sure a number of people appreciate it. Tom

Converted scanned images into a pdf file. Singer 45K owners Manual.pdf Tom

This link and following posts provide several methods as to resizing your photos to fit the constraints of this site. Have a look through and see which methods suit you best. Tom

Send it to me and I will post it. Sending you a PM. Tom

Try these for ideas: https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/86856-sd-card-case-what-do-i-need/?do=findComment&comment=598483 https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/68731-custom-tall-sd-card-wallet/ https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/27230-wanted-custom-wallet-design-sketch-included/ Tom

Do a couple searches, there have been a couple nice examples posted here. Tom

As mentioned in your other post, a couple photos make help garner some interest. Tom

A couple pictures may get you more interest. Tom

@Alexis1234 Moved this thread to Saddles, ID and Restoration. You may get a few more comments here. Tom

@eddie0225 Moved your post to Leather Sewing Machines. You'll get more answers here. Tom

@Seabers Moved as above Tom

@SanLargo Moved your post to leather sewing machines. You'll get more help here. Tom