You have to lower the pixel size first. There are programs and suggestion on this site how to do so this one is for Windows.
You can resize the pictures. Here's one of the most recent links on doing this: https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/15122-how-to-post-pictures-on-lw/page/2/
And here's the method I use. If your computer is a Microsoft product, you should have some version of Microsoft Paint installed on it. Open the picture in Paint. You should see a 'resize picture' option in the top menu bar. Click on it. I always resize by reducing the number of pixels rather than by percentage. 600 pixels should give a nice sharp picture that's not too large. When you resize one dimension of the photo, the other resizes automatically to keep it in the correct proportions.
To say that rodents chew on leather because of olive or veg oil is a little far fetched. They also chew on wood and just about any coated wire without any scent. Humans are on the bottom of the smelling chart and when you walk into a leather shop everyone says it smells so good without any oil added to make it smell better. I think anything new or a fresh smell will attract rodents with or without oil.
Use Hi-liter or Goof Proof, it's recommended for kids so there's no worry about clean up or anything. The stuff dries really fast so you can seal and sew.
Beautiful detailed nice looking belt. Was the keeper down with thinner leather? I've seen the thinner leather get darker from the burnish or it could be lighting. Either way looks great.
Got one from @chuck123wapati also just about the same blade and hands down the best for straight cuts. Have only pushed it. Is yours a single or double edged blade?
I misinterpreted your statement, if you would have said "I like the way you ran the stitching groover all the way around ect.", That's why I asked the question and no you didn't say anything about stitching, I asked you that in the first post.
So is your first comment a compliment or a suggestion to improve? I read it as you were saying something needed to be added like keep stitching in the groove..