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  1. oops! sorry i think i got the wrong seam. were you meaning up the arm ??
  2. more buckles.... two or three bags of these. a box of these. about 65mm long and 15mm wide.
  3. Just a thought?? a magnetic guide on the needle plate might work??
  4. Came into a few buckles, Kawasaki x21,Suzuki x20, Honda x8, Wells fargo x1. they are copies of the vintage style ones and seem to be for a 40mm wide belt. they are all new old stock and wrapped. they are not made of brass like the vintage ones. and a few others of the same hook type 40mm wide. the oval brass looking one needs two small screws to hold the strap in. i will have a look and see if there is anything that can fit. asking 5€ each plus postage.
  5. Hi, i know this is an old post, but maybe they could help you??? http://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/54393-junker-ruh-nr-22-sd28-adjustment/
  6. Hi, the problem is possibly that you are using a domestic machine and not an industrial model??
  7. yes that would fit no problem. did you manage to get that broken screw out?? i take it the part you are looking for probably fell and broke??
  8. Greetings from spain
  9. Thanks for that terry. .
  10. I agree with alexfj, the waviness on the top and bottom edge indicates cuts.
  11. I think this was called a Simplex outsole stitcher. similar to the Rafflenbeul outsole stitcher. http://shoerepairer.info/topic/13092-standard-outsole/
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    Singer 45k92

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  14. Hi Harry, good to hear that you got the old machine going again i take it that it is the flat bed version of the 45k89 class? with the kick foot? there seems to be a lot of these type machines in the UK. could you send a couple of pictures of the machine for the old iron junkies here, regards jimi.
  15. shit, sorry Al, just looked back at the scans and saw that this page is not there???i must have missed that one? my apologies.
  16. Ha ha! spot on Al..
  17. That is what it is called over here Al Dissolvente Universal, maybe Acetone would be the equivalent?? not 100% sure?? maybe something like this.. https://www.caramba.eu/en/products/universal-cellulose-thinner-with-acetone-ready-to-use/
  18. I wish i did have the talent and the skill Al lol.. when i get the machine rolling again i will let you know. we were going to try a new type sole first, it has a thin sheet of foam under to help keep things soft. when i try one and it works good i will let you know Al. not sure about mineral spirits though?? the dissolvent is pretty strong? but not as strong as paint stripper. i would use this for thinning for example nitrocellulose varnish and the likes. and would work for thinning oil based paints. hope this helps?
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