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    I have a manual for a Rex or Chandler which seems to be the same machine, I think it will help you rex_Chandler.pdf
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    Balance Wheel / Hand Wheel - Parts No 82404 - $45 This thing is heavy and shipping depends on destination.
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    Presser Foot Spring - Parts No 82430 - $10 9.90cm length
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    You forgot the screws and bolts =============================================================================== Needle Bar Clamp - Part Number 91022 - $12
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    Tension Release Assembly - Including the Parts No 82150, 91568, 91567 + 3 screws and 1 set screw - complete $25 This is attached to the presser foot bar and divides the upper tensions discs when foot is lifted
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    Face Plate - Parts No 91006 - $25 Shipping for this particular item is more - registered Airmail will be $12
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    Shuttle Race Cover (45K Cylinder) - Parts No 91409 or 91452 - $15
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    Thread Take Up Lever - Parts No 82452 - $20
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    Shuttle Race Slide Plate (Back) - Parts No. 91057 $20
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    Feed Bar Parts No. 91008 - $20
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    Shuttle Race Loop Spreader - Parts No. 91054 $10
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    Needle Bar + Presser Foot Bar - $20 each
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    Machine mounted bobbin winder $35
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    I have some Singer 45K parts for sale as I need some coins for other toys All parts are used but full functional. Can post more pictures if needed. I ship worldwide and I take Paypal. Worldwide shipping is $8 for registered Airmail for single items. I will combine shipping to safe some shipping costs. Discount on multiple items is possible. 1.) piping foot - you need the foot adapter if you want to use it. $25 2.), 3.), 4,), 5.) presser for walking foot type Singer 45K or Adler Class 4 +5 - each $25 Great for making your customs presser for special purposes or so.
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    if shipping, import fees and taxes are an issue - you meanwhile find these machines on the continent as well. I recently stumbled on ebay over some: http://www.ebay.de/itm/Brunnetti-Freiarm-fuer-dickes-Material-Sattlermaschine-/321529387166 http://www.ebay.de/itm/441-Sattlermaschine-mit-220-V-Kupplungsmotor-sofort-startklar-/221555267008 Sieck in Germany also has them: http://www.sieck.de/maschinen/naehen/sattler-naehmaschinen/details/5563/ http://www.sieck.de/maschinen/naehen/sattler-naehmaschinen/details/4337/
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    of course - the 1245 in the name points it out.
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    Seems you don´t get a feedback because not many are using it as it seems - maybe for a reason, who knows. If these Chinese machines are good or bad will tell the time. As long as they are new (or not too old) they for sure will work fine. Most of the white painted Chinese machines are just labeled, meaning that some importers just put their sticker on them but as a matter of fact non of end consumer knows from which factory they come. So a sticker (no matter what "brand") on a Chinese machine tells nothing about the quality in general. If I had to choose between a 40 years old Adler 167, Pfaff 545 or a new Chinese made "Reliable" (great name for a machine btw) I´d always choose the Adler or Pfaff or even Consew when made in Japan. They have proofed their reliability over several decades. My newest machines is a 1967 built singer and the oldest a 1932 built singer. I wonder how long the Chinese machines will last. Just my point of view - maybe I´m wrong - time will tell.
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    looks like a Chinese copy of the Adler 467
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    Textima, Claes and Veritas are a former German Democratic Republic (East Germany) brands and I honestly know nothing about the quality but I think it is very good! Spare parts could be a real problem on the long run. I never heard of Textima industrial sewing machine spare parts. Maybe one or another sewing machine dealer in the era of the former GDR has some old stock.
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    This is a HANG Piccolo rivet machine (you should find the name on the lid of the rivet box). The HANG Piccolo usually uses relatively small tubular rivets. The machine is set up for just 1 size of rivets. Its a nice little machine but not very versatile. It´s main use is riveting official papers from lawyers, authorities and so on - if you know what I mean. The Company still exists and these machines are new VERY expensive and so are the accessories. http://www.hang-shop.com/oesmaschinen/kleinoesmaschinenhandbetaetigt/modell10100piccoloiii/oesmaschinemodell10100.php
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    Steve, your Textima seems to the model 223. I´d either contact CL-Maschinenbau as they took over the Claes manufacturing of their patcher machine http://www.cl-maschinenbau.com/leistungen/claes_kl_8346.php?lang=en Or there is a VERITAS Lounge: http://home.arcor.de/veritasklub/main.htm Website is a bit nuts but you never now. They are researching the old Veritas (former Singer) plant in Wittenberge, Germany but I´m not registered there. Maybe a source for a manual: http://home.arcor.de/veritasklub/servicecenter_ersatzteile/seite_biefel.htm
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    I like this bag too! My idea would be that you probably could make the flap out of heavy canvas instead of leather. I think that would give the bag a "lighter look" if you know what I mean. If you´re going to make more of these bags you could give the flap different colours just to give your customer a choice. And I´d probably add a bottom parts in the same color. Just my view as a customer (not a leather worker) Nice bag - really!
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    seems he is spaming videos in some post. assuming he is working in the factory that builds these machines or so. pretty annoying and not helpful. Check his last posts. The name tells a lot. Just my guess.
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    sounds like another Chinese machines - pretty much the same features as the Cowboy CB227R or Consew 227R I´d say but different brand name.
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    Sorry to say that but this price is crazy! No question that these are high end top class machines but the average leather worker or hobbyist will most likely not have the output to afford these machines. And I wonder how much the accessory feet will be. And I think you will not be able to repair these machines "at home" - you will have to take them to your dealer for a periodic maintenance or so. Take the $8500 and visit Leather Machine Co. (or other dealers of your choice) and go home with a fully equipped shop - just as a comparisons. I know the machines are different and the Adler has more features but honestly.... It´s crazy!
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