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ESDA AFX servo advice or manual needed
TBalazs replied to TBalazs's topic in Leather Sewing Machines
Must be true, although i don't get the point. The ratio of the motor pulley and the machines one can vari greatly. It may be out of the controllers range with the reducer, but most servos have a pretty detailed parameter list to be configured. I hope this thread wil be on surface cuz it would be great to have some manuals linked in one place. -
I have an ESDA servo system with needle positioner. After installing a speed reducer pulley the needle positioning stopped working. Im pretty familiar with motor control systems but i just cant figure out the menu opions on this one. I have found the manufacturer but no luck on the support page http://www.esdamotor.com/en/product/?143_607.html Anyone have some documentation for these?
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Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
TBalazs added images to a gallery album in Shops, Tools & Machines
I have found this really old Pfaff rotary machine on sale from a shed rusted to dead stiff when i was looking for my first leather sewing machine. The state of the machine was a big turndown for the first time but it was a complete time capsule from an old shoemakers shop so i could not resist to make a deal on it and try to get it working again. The artwork on the machine is hand painted i think with shellac base and pigment and over the years the laquer turned into a solid layer with the oil residues. If anyone has pictures of similar paintjobs any help would me much appreciated. I think it was a rare option when the machine was new and i cant really find any pictures on the net what i could use for reference so its not going to get painted for now. -
From the album: Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
beautiful stitches after tensioning with 20 thread in veg tan (im european its about .45mm thickness thread)© Balázs Tömöri
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From the album: Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
the first loop after at least 50 years© Balázs Tömöri
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From the album: Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
© Balázs Tömöri
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From the album: Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
© Balázs Tömöri
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From the album: Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
© Balázs Tömöri
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From the album: Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
© Balázs Tömöri
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From the album: Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
© Balázs Tömöri
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From the album: Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
© Balázs Tömöri
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From the album: Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
© Balázs Tömöri
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From the album: Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
© Balázs Tömöri
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From the album: Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
© Balázs Tömöri
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From the album: Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
molybdene disulphide grease of the best kind© Balázs Tömöri
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From the album: Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
all dimensions are all right, shafts are round and nice clearance in bores© Balázs Tömöri
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From the album: Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
© Balázs Tömöri
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From the album: Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
© Balázs Tömöri
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From the album: Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
bearing surfaces cleaned with scotch brite and measured with bore gauge© Balázs Tömöri
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From the album: Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
© Balázs Tömöri
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From the album: Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
© Balázs Tömöri
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From the album: Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
oil passages needed filing to remove rusted lint and leather dust© Balázs Tömöri
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From the album: Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
had to make lots of pictures for reference, all screws have to go back to its own place© Balázs Tömöri
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From the album: Pfaff left hander rebuild from a shed
at least 3 tanks full of degreaser and rust inhibitor gone in the ultrasonic bath© Balázs Tömöri