PonyEdwards

I've been using a Singer 29K58 in the construction of some of my leather bustiers, but according to my understanding of the instructions provided by Wiz, it's worn out. My local guys won't touch rebuilding it, too old, too expensive, etc... One of my local dealers has a new one for $1895, or thereabouts but it's of no name I've ever heard of. Now before anyone gets too excited, I do have and occasionally use my Pfaff 545 walking foot to reinforce my seams, but it can be challenging at times to force some of the curves under the needle assembly. I know what I want it to do, just don't know how to get what I need at an affordable price, or enough to know if what I'm being offered is the best bang for the buck. So, what I'm looking for is some info on what is currently being made, not what was once made and long since discontinued, or no longer in production. Thanks I create my bustiers through a wet molding process, forming, trimming & cutting as I shape them to their final look. See attached photo:

@Angelt: I understood your question, but agree with @Trox, if the attached photo is of a leather machine, it looks like none I'm familiar with, and is more than likely the machine that @Trox identified. Your call, and you know your space availability, but it looks to me as though he's hoping you'll take an unwanted machine off of his hands. The parts may have some value, if you want to deal with it, but at the least I'd insist he show you how it sews leather, otherwise take the juki's & run. Have a good day.

Wondering if it's still available, or if you sold it?

You don't indicate which part of the country you hail from, though you name leads one to believe you might be from Montana? If you've not let these go yet, I need to figure how much in freight it might cost to be of assistance to you?

Try Ohio Travel Bag, page 25 of their on line, or downloadable PDF catalog.

I posted an earlier request and am not sure I posted in correct location for admittance. I would very much like to gain access, so that I might continue to learn. Thanks, Pony Edwards

Please add me to the adult section. Thank you. Philip @ PonyEdwards