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Hello all! I want to thank your responses. They have been very important to me. It's amazing how new technologies ,like Internet, allow them to communicate a few years ago would have been impossible. I am impressed with the assistance you have provided me, once again let me thank you for your help. I'm glad the English to study at school when I was little (along with the great help of "google translate") serves to make me understand. I am very pleased that the Campbell works with my future job. It really seems harder to handle than new machines with servo but I think worth the effort to learn to manage it properly. I definitely think it will be my machine. Regards Muchas gracias CampbellRandall por la explicaciones y por hablarme en Español. Proximamente me pondré en contacto con usted via e-mail. Un cordial saludo.

Hi everyone! I must start apologizing. I know there are many post which talks about this , I looked at all with carefully and have not found solution to my doubts. Maybe it's because of my low level of English and is very hard for me could translate correctly. (I´m form Spain) I'll try to write well and i hope you can understand me. I need your opinion about this great sewing machine, i need know if will be suitable for the type of work I perform. It is a very big money for my pocket and I must make sure I do. My work will be luggage, briefcases, suitcases, bags, purses, wallets, holsters, etc. Before meeting you I thought that all the sewing machines stitching in the same way. Now i know i was wrong. This photo attached by a partner is very enlightening... I wish I had the best machine possible and make the best stitch. Within certain limits, no matter the money's worth. I must admit I've fallen in love with Campbell. Has a lot of positive things for me: has recognized, is 120 years old and I love antiques, makes a perfect stitch...etc There is, however, one question i have no clear... can you work comfortably with small leather goods like wallets and similar? I saw a video in youtube where you can see sew a camera case to a very low speed and with absolute control over the seam. Can you do the same with Campbell? As I said before I want the best, is Campbell for me? If not, which? Thanks very much for your attencion and for your patience with my bad english.

Thank you very much for your answers, have been helpful.

Hello, I would like to know what kind of rivets are those who are in the picture. there is a machine to put them? Sorry my bad english and thanks