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  1. 32 minutes ago, Constabulary said:

    Most likely 332 is the wrong needle system. Or adjust the needle bar if you want to use 332 needles.

    See attached manual for Seiko TE / TF 6 - hope it helps. ;)

    Seiko TE TF-6, -6B Instruction Manual.pdf 780.26 kB · 0 downloads

    What's the correct needle size for this machine ? Or what size should be in wright now under these adjustments.  This because the 332 doesn't pick-up?


  2. 1 hour ago, Handstitched said:

    @Oldiesfan I think it sews boots, and other 'awkward' stitches. 

    I'm kinda envious now :) 

    HS

    Singer  34KSV 5 sewing machine.jpg

    think that there are a lot of these 34k versions on the market !? Not always for scrap prices but for nice prices. 

     

    For shoes and inside rucksacks or other not to big  repairs i use ( i forgot to mention it before ) an Adler 30-1 machine. A nice one and fully functional . It does 4.5 from the 5 mm stitch length, that's nice after so many years . 

    O ... In the barn we have a fully dismantled Adler 30-7.

    And the Bobbin case out of that machine seems to fit into the Singer 34K . 


  3. 47 minutes ago, henryleo025 said:

    what kind of sewing machine you are looking for? Also the fabric you want to wok on?

    I look for everything that i like . Most of the time they come on my path . On flee markets,  Carbootsales etc .

    When i use the machines that i already have i sew everything.  Most of the time thick material's. A Pfaff 130 for regular the normal stuff. 

    In use  Singer 132k6, Singer 132ksv18 roller-foot with reverse , Singer 45K89 converted into a roller-foot version and now recent that Singer 34K type from 1892 . And this one i think is not for heavy materials !? But i could be wrong .

    The Singer 132Ksv18 did cost me quite a bit of money. But that was included a lot of materials .

    Needles en yarn as well. 

    For that one i paid 500 € .


  4. 6 hours ago, Handstitched said:

    That is just....beeeeautiful ...*sobsniff*.

    So what sort of leather/ production would this machine have sewn in its day?

    They had no idea what they were selling. 

    HS

     

    What kind of materials this machine was sewing a long time ago,  i don't no .

    Maybe someone els knows that .

     

    How much would a machine like this cost ? On Ebay or as collectable? 

     


  5. On 8/13/2021 at 9:27 AM, jimi said:

    I think that since there is no decals left then it has been repainted so the holes are probably covered over with paint.

    Some parts of the decals on top are still visible. It's repainted yes , but in a very bad way . There's a lot of the repaint gone . So I could check the machine in a easy way . At last i used a magnification glass as a second opinion.  No holes , nothing . In that area is only a very thin layer original paint left . 

     

    For now i cleaned a lot off parts in a ultrasoon cleaner .

    And they look great .


  6. 6 hours ago, jimi said:

     Unfortunately things have gone crazy expensive from the UK but you don´t see this everyday! Looks like the 45k arm version of the 34k  https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/165004052548?hash=item266b020844:g:~lMAAOSwKEthDRHP

    A User manual in pdf is already arrived and printed . See quote above.  

    Maybe someday I'll vind one in paper .

    Parts manuals in paper are not number one on my search list . 


  7. 42 minutes ago, henryleo025 said:

    Singer has launched many superb sewing machine till now. It all depends on what kind of sewing machine you are using. I personally Prefer Singer Stylist 7258. You can read the full review here.

     For me it's just a hobby . And i like the old heavy industrial  cast iron machines . Not only the Singers . 

    Modern machines are to expensive and no money is coming back when I would buy one . No work for it . 

     


  8. On 8/8/2021 at 7:54 PM, jimi said:

    Looks like a 34k post bed and the part that goes in the hole should connect with some kind of cam on the inside which will raise the roller wheel every turn of the shaft.

    Just found this....Folker restored one of these :thumbsup: 

     

    Thanks for the reply 

    You're answer is correct !

    I lowered it into the hole and tightened the bold . When turning the wheel and at some point the roller foot is raising. 

     

    This machine's weight is 27 Kilo .


  9. 51 minutes ago, Wizcrafts said:

    Most people who sew leather, vinyl and canvas use synthetic thread that has been coated in a polymer or resin that bonds the filaments together so they don't untwist as you sew. Some threads are more heavily bonded than others. But, any bonding is better than none. Glazed thread is smoothed out and the little cotton or linen fibers don't stick out. It is better  than just mercerized, but not as strong as synthetic bonded thread.

    Here is a definition of Mercerized thread.

     

    Thanks for explaining!

    Tuesday the rolls of thread will arrive.  The Glazed Thread will arrive.  I'm very curious this time , curious about how it feels / looks and the strength.  And how large these rolls are .

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