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From the album: gordond's Machinery NewZealand
Campbell Randall as purchased in 2014 .. before disassembling and restoration© gordondnz
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Glenn asked for me to post some photos of my restored Patent Elastic Machine. machinehead : thanks..... yes - I think one of the Bradbury machines shuttles would fit this Jones Patcher..but again a rare item itself.
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C.S. Jones [this one is missing the shuttle and a Singer 29 is too big to fit..any ideas what shuttle might be suitable ?]
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Patent Elastic Patcher Manual - In German..pdf Attached
gordond replied to gordond's topic in Leather Sewing Machines
You're welcome...probably found it on this site. .can't recall. Still looking for the other one...have a few other original manuals to pdf..but scanner is playing up and takes sometime to do without damaging the manual. -
Patent elastic patcher ..restored
gordond commented on gordond's gallery image in Our Leatherwork Galleries
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Hi Glenn I went to reply to your message and it said that I was banned from the conversation. .?? whatsup?.. confused... have I been hacked? machine pictures in my gallery page to answer your question
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Help Identify British United Shoe Machinery Machine
gordond replied to AnnieH's topic in Leather History
Yes its a #2 long arm -
Renaissance wax..the only stuff I found to preserve polished steel well [plating is better of course but $ and hard to find a good operator here] ..light oil does evaporate over time and grease ain't always convenient. Check the patent patcher in the photo gallery - machine is in a situation like yours - the steel work is unblemished .. as said- it pays to cover the machine.
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Hi .. it is a BUSM# 2..it has a different and smaller shuttle to the #6 machines [sorry;I don't have any spares for this] refer to my gallery .....there is a BUSM #2 shown there.. Oh yes ..to Steve..been preoccupied with some issues, but haven't forgotten to copy and send you the Campbell Randall manuals and other literature [sorry mate!]
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Adler 167 Sewing Thin Leather And Extra Foot For Machine
gordond replied to marrie's topic in Leather Sewing Machines
what model number of Adler 167 is it? ..there are a few variants enclosed Brochure shows the model type applications. As Wiz said ..most were used for [high speed]clothing manufacturing [jeans] and upholstery...heavier sort of work. I have a 167-72. Leaflets_Adler_Class_167_part1.pdf -
hi Tor sent you a message..
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Modified Embossing Not Making A Strong Impression
gordond replied to jimmy eng's topic in How Do I Do That?
use a cheap H Frame press ..supercheap @AUD$149...[6 ton] case the leather ... use "firmish" rubber under the leather [metal plate ,rubber, leather, metal die,metal plate] not fast; but it will work well ,giving a deep[and lasting ] impression.- 8 replies
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Hi Tor [not Trox!!], there aren't many [or any?] needle awl machines here either [just short throat sole stitchers eg/. Landis 12,Pederson's,Gritzner's]. I actually haven't heard of another one here- just like the Singer Class 97 - I think there are 3 x 97's in NZ [naval base, museum and mine] I have a Dania 150 & a Gritzner [on power stands]. thanks.
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HI Pcox, thanks for the help in getting the info ...
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Hi Trox, very first thing I did ...... emailed last week and no reply .... next step will be getting the timezones right and actually phoning them at cost [or just ask here in the meantime] figure 220 lbs[~100kg] or less...but then could be way wrong. thanks
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Hi All, what is the weight of a Campbell Randall stitcher ?[just the head - not the stand]. This a "standard" Campbell [not a high lift or Cyclone] Steve [Australia] gave me quite a good estimate,but I think I need to be absolutely sure as the shipper just might come back at me if I under quote [mainly safe handling besides cost] thanks
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Parts Needed For Singer 97-10
gordond replied to DavidMillsSaddlery's topic in Leather Sewing Machines
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From the album: gordond's Machinery NewZealand
one in the 8 machine job lot. the base had a lot of surface rust-has been stripped and rust proofed. the machine head was grimy,but only minimal rust in the usual outer body contact points. awaiting restoration ,need to order the correct colour hammerfinish paint. [mid-green colour is not sold in NZ anymore]© gordondnz2014
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From the album: gordond's Machinery NewZealand
This long arm was owned by forum members [Donna,then Al Muckart]. now in my machine stable....no restoration for this one as the machine has some good [NZ] provenance. needs some functional tweaks [nothing major]© gordondnz2014
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From the album: gordond's Machinery NewZealand
Al Muckart's BUSM HM6....had been soda blasted. now in my machine stable ...re-assembled ;awaiting restoration.© gordondnz2014