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    San Bernardino, Calif: USA
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    Leather working, Forging, Sand Casting, Wood working, Working on {Old Cast Iron} Sewing Machines, & Just Fixing Things.

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  1. crfiremech started following The Grayish Blue? Color Singer 29k71 & 29k73, Help With My New Singer 29K71, Singer 29-4 and and 7 others
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    Very Nice Job! What Motor are you running ? *HillBilly*
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    Wow! garypl, I was just thinking about going to Harbor Freight but was not sure what one to get Now I Know! It sounds like fun that is trying to learn to use an airbrush Thank you so much for the GREAT Tip garypl. ~Hillbilly~
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    Thank you For the Information! Stetson912 I am going to adventure in to that soon. I will go watch his videos for the Techniques and how to's Thank You so Much! ~Hillbilly~
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    Thank you so much for the Reply! I will be making a few of this Case's This give me the reason to get the air brush Now I sure i will need lots of Practice ~Hillbilly~
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    Garypl: Awesome Job! Looks Simple will be making a couple for a Friend. The color around the center Initials, How did you do that with a airbrush or wool/Sponge? Thank You for Sharing ~Hillbilly~
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    Great Work!
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    Stetson 912: Great job! I Believe on this site some were someone saying, ~Teach what you know! ...........Learn what you don't!~ I Like this Quote. I Have made bags, Totes and others but still have not ventured into the lining of them Yet! I do enjoy working with the Duck canvas and leather together. Again Very Nice Job!!! ~Hillbilly~
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    Hello Dikman Thank You for the information! I believe i have read that some where else also but was not really sure if that was the facts but Guess so. Well it would be nice to have more information on these machines as you know. Also sorry about the slow response I was out of town on a Historical Clamp Out Again Thank you Dikman ~Crfiremech~
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    Hello I was wondering if anyone has found any of the singer serial numbers date and more, For machines starting with Single letter "W" in the serial Number Yet? I had picked up a Singer 51W54 single needle post machine to use some here at the shop Just Trying to find as much information about it as possible I have check this site http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_machine_company/serial-numbers/singer-sewing-machine-serial-number-database.html No Luck!! I also have other singer ? 112w116 or 113w110 ? not sure Yet with a puller attachment with letter W serial number that i can not locate
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    Constabulary It is real clear the serial #EX644466 After Looking at it closer it looks like this machine has been restored or repainted there is a decal on the back that shows (Made in Great Britain) is there a separate serial number list for machines made in Great Britain? I am still confused because on the singer site /serial # list (EX 641625 645124 132K 3500 JUNE 3 1965) stating it is a 132K and not a 29K maybe typo? Or a Tag on front of machine has been changed ???
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    Wizcrafts That could explain the color different, I have not seen if it shows were it was made, I will need to look. For about a year now I have taking up collecting, restoring, and repairing a few machines that I like and could use doing leather so I am in the Learning stage still. I was in the market for a singer 29k70 when I came across a man here in Calif: that had about 70 to 100 different machines up for sale (Estate sale) I had made a deal for 12 singer 29k's and some other units as well so now I have my hands full. I am going to bring them back to life then Part with them in due time Wizcrafts thank you for the information
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    Hello ever one I have just recently bought a few singer 29k71, 72, 60,62, 51, 70, and in my search of numbers, manuals, dates and also history I have not found anything on why there are some of the machines that are Grayish blue in color???? Does anyone know a reason or is it that singer just want to change the color that year/model! I have one 29k71 that is grayish blue with a SN# EX644466 it has a tag on it that shows 29k71 but when I look it up on singer it shows it is a 132k??? don't know why???? I have a opportunity to purchase one of the same color but it is a 29k73 long arm small bobbin. Are these color machines anything special or just a color change? Thank you Crfiremech
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    Awesome job!! how long did that take you to finish? what kind and weight leather did you use?
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