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Just found this thing on Ebay. Seems to be a speed reducer with integrated bobbin winder. I never have seen one of these "machines" before - pretty interesting.

Machine has no reverse. Always important to check the condition of the timing belt. You will find a 111w153 manual + parts list online. Will not hurt to read the manual before you buy the machine or even print it and take it with you. Looks quite nice - great price also, I would buy it!

Naaa - your on the wrong track - its the DL-44 heavy blaster pistol. This is a secret I only telling on LW.net... Actually the Germans copied the broom handle Mauser from the DL-44 heavy blaster pistol when Marty McFly accidentally dropped into 1896 and lost the gun he previously picked up when he accidentally dropped into.... ah well you for sure remember the year of the great galactic war Or have I mixed up something

Xin chào - I´m not a shoe maker nor I have such tools but in case you like vintage tools then check Ebay Germany - there are dozens of auctions with tools. Your search words should be "schuhmacher" or "schuster". But please check with the sellers and ask if they would ship to Vietnam before you place a bid. A lot sellers do not ship international. Otherwise you may have some trouble with Ebay sooner or later.

One of the cases where you can´t deny that size matters

Now thats a fly whee / pulley . Machine over all looks not bad - not very much dirt and oil gunk as far as I can tell and all parts seem to be present. Have you sewn with it? Anyway, I´d clean and oil it thorougly and keep it well oiled! EDIT: BTW - what I don´t see is a bobbin winder.

Again - lucky you! I wish you luck! Looking forward to some nice pictures

Yep - had the same problem with my Jack Servo + 3:1 Speed reducer, always E5 Error. So I kicked out the NPS which I do not need at slow speed - its a nice feature but not that much important to me. Sometimes less technology is better.

Check this thread: http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=61619

I´m sure it can - look at the mighty "Monster" hand wheel, this thing will punch trough it like butter (even frozen butter). And you can even store your lunch in it - what other machine has a lunch box feature? What a beast!

Uwe - tell them they are nuts, the "real" puritans are quite cheap: http://www.ebay.com/itm/SEWING-MACHINE-73-E-PURITAN-MAID-BAY-STATE-PRODUCTS-METAL-REAL-MACHINE-WORKS-/111796656073?hash=item1a079997c9:g:WCwAAOSw9N1VvUHU This is a real heavy duty leather stitcher. Look at the mighty foot, must be a needle feed machine, it´s the well know Mod. 73E - I think you agree, right? And its even portable!!! Maybe the predecessor of the Sailrite LS Hokus Pokus

Damn what a nice machine! Too bad you didn´t get it. Yes, the red Wing Video is awesome. Now you are bitten by the "old cast iron bug" and there is no cure.

ALL 29K PARTS SOLD

I see - well I should have checked the parts lists first. Thats the info I needed. Thanks folks

Yet I haven´t worked with either machine so I don´t know much about the internal technical details. I know there are dedicated synchronized binder machines of either type. My question is if it possible to convert lets say an Adler 69-373 (or Pfaff 335 equivalent) into synchronized binder machine? I mean do all the machines factorywise already have the synchronizer mechanism thats is probably just covered by the arm cover? Or with other words - can I remove the plain arm cover and replace it with this cover https://www.college-sewing.co.uk/KHB69-ARM-COVER-FOR-BINDING-ADLER-69 and have a synchronized binder machine? I just don´t know and don´t want to waste money.

both shuttles and oil cup sold. I have left the 2 needles plates

You say a thread brake throws it out of time right? So I would guess either the safety clutch has released or some set screws on the hook driving gears are probably not tightened up properly. If it has the same safety clutch like the Consew 227 or Singer 111 models this Video should give you an idea: Do you have a manual for your machine? Maybe this one helps, it´s from an Consew 227R2 which is about the same as your 2700 I think. http://www.consew.com/Files/112347/PartsBooks/227R-2.pdf

How about a table like this. This is an Adler 105 I once have restored

Grüße nach Frankfurt! Lucky you - I never have found a 133K8 in Germany, my only luck was the 133K3. Glad you found the manual useful. You can use Sys. 328 (214x1 / 214x2) needles. But you can but the original 216 needles from CollegeSewing in the UK https://www.college-sewing.co.uk/catalog/search.aspx?keywords=216 refine the search in the NEEDLES category. What needles size are you looking for - I may have a few extra.

I may have a few from my restoration. All screws have numbers on the head, can you post the numbers please. I´m almost done with my restoration, maybe you are interested in it http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=62817&page=1 I´d also like to see some pictures of your machine if you don´t mind.

Well, the few straps I probably would cut with it are worth buying cut to my specs so I think selling it is probably the better deal for me. Some one interested in it $200 incl worldwide shipping? Send me PM.

Holy smokes - do they really cost about $400? I had no Idea Haven´t figured the maker yet but they all look pretty much identlical. Some have more steel parts but most are about the same style. errr -someone interested in it?

I got this strap cutter in a lot I bought from an old upholstery shop that went out of business. It´s the only leather tool in that lot but I don´t know much about the vinatge tools so I wonder if someone knows the maker. Some pictures

sorry I don´t know this machine and google does not show me pictures of it or I broke the internet

very basic information but I´d decrease the bottom tension or try a 1 or 2 sizes thicker needle