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Wonderful! Thanks for posting. I love looking at the construction of leather bags.

Soon as I find it amongst my junk I will post it up for you.

Thanks so much for that. Unfortunately the servo in that video runs on an optical sensor. My servo is magnetic so the adjustments suggested in that video cannot be applied...

Thanks for your reply. I don't think it could be torque because there was no leather under the needle when it does this.

I have just replaced a clutch motor on Brother B755-mkIII with a servo. The make has been over-labelled but model is WR561-1 and has awful instructions translated from Chinese. If I set the top speed to 1000 RPM or more, then the speed will vary with the treadle depression but with a lower top speed the treadle acts like an on/off switch, delivering the chosen top speed with no variation with treadle travel. The accelerator control is a magnetic wiper moving near to a 3-lead electronic sensor. Can anyone suggest how I can get variance at lower speeds?

Thanks for the welcome Pip... yes, I have seen a lot of great advice posted within these forums already and I'm excited to have finally joined the forum.

Finally, I got around to joining. Seems real friendly and lots of great info here. No time to post any pics of anything yet, Been out and about trying to find a suitable cylinder arm leather sewing machine with a walking foot. Adler here I come! Just need to save those pennies.