Patrick1

http://www.artisansew.com/pdf/specs/TORO_3200.pdf If this is the machine your looking at, it's a 441 clone with a 7/8 thickness capacity. It's same as the Cobra class 3, or the Cowboy CB 3500, not the Cowboy 3200 which is not a 441 clone because the all the parts are not compatible. You're better off with the Toro 3200 because you can upgrade the machine with the narrow feed dogs and plates to sew thinner material. Just the best versatile machine out there in my opinion.

It's a 6-40 UNF on my plate. Others should be the same.

Here's a little history on Singer screw sizes. .125 dia is going to be a #5 as in 5-40 UNF or it could be a UNEF thread. As far as I know the Juki machines and clones still utilize the Singer thread sizes. https://www.singersewinginfo.co.uk/screw_threads

No, that was just a one off I built for the machine but you can get one here. https://leathermachineco.com/product/heavy-duty-roller-edge-guide/

@1hp You did real a nice job. The flat plate has a nice blend to it.

Will have the same tables available for the Durkopp Adler 205-370 as shown here. Sure is a beautiful machine.

Here's a larger table. 14.75 X 8.00 X .375 thick with about 8.875 from the edge of the table to the needle. Still solid as a rock. Looking at offering both tables in Storm Trooper white Cerakote. $125.00, coated. Doesn't break the bank for most folks.

Should work but not guaranteeing it. The feed dog slot is .106 and shorter than the stock dog so not sure how a thicker thread will sew.

Did you ever lubricate the presser foot bar inside the cover since you purchased the machine? It will stick or not move as freely giving a false pressure adjustment so you end up over compensating the pressure. The presser foot you are using spreads the pressure lengthwise vs widthwise as in @RockyAussiewelded foot.

Well if it's any comfort, the shipping rate to Australia is cheaper than me sending something to Canada. I don't know what the rates are for the table yet but it weighs 2 lbs. or .907 kilos. @Wizcrafts would need more detail on the Adler 30-7 patcher. Like pictures of what the current plate is off the machine. One other thing on using aluminum, all the ones I ship will have an epoxy clear coat. Will probably offer some in Cerakote but that will cost more. The Cerakote is awesome, better than anodize in my opinion. Redid all my rifles in Cerakote, doesn't scratch as easily. Table works with the stock plate and feed dog also.

Plate size is 3/8 thick X 8.00 X 7.50 of an inch. Plenty of surface area for sewing vs all that real estate with a slot down the middle.

I didn't realize Techsew sold an aluminum flatbed attachment for the 441. I don't think they fit the flat plates. Works with round plates too, but you end up with that gap at the plate. My table is 3/8 thick aluminum vs 1/4 inch. Pretty stout and no movement. Won't be able to sell any until after Oct 30, waiting on a shipment of screws. Not everyone sells 11/64-40 screws. The best part is 95 bucks plus shipping.

Finally got around to making a table for the wife. She loves it. Fits all my flat plates and stout. It will probably stay on 95% of the time. 2 screws and it's off. Been racking my brain for a year for a good set-up. This is too simple. The main thig for her is having a flat place to sew on. Not sure about having a fence and engraved lines for I don't no if we would need them.

Adler 205 needle plates and feed dogs are not compatible with the Juki 441. The plates are smaller for the Adler and the feed dog is different. As far as I know there is no lateral adjustment for the feed dog to center the needle like the 441. If your interested in a narrow feed dog and plate for your Adler look no further....https://heprecision.com/

The purpose of the holster plate with feed dog is to maintain the the design of the machine. It sews just like the regular feed dog and plate. You can go fast or you can go slow, and even back up with no issues. It's the same with the narrow plates and feed dogs. The