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  1. Blanka
    I would get it for a 1100$ and it has a clutch motor (that I've heard is stronger but always makes a noise in the back, which can be a problem because I would have it at home) and adjustable table that makes it a flatbed machine. My price range would have been around a 1000 but all the machines that I'm finding are on the range 2-3-4000$ at least. I would sew up to 3/4 thickness (20-25 mm) and the thread I usually use is 50/2 or 20. (this is another sizing system I guess, that we used in Europe, where the smaller the number the heavier the thread)
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    Hey Mtlbiker this is so cool, you've gotten this far by yourself, congratulations! I think it can even be nicer to just have it as a hobby on the side - no pressure on selling them, just doing it for the passion of creating. The thing is, I would need the arm to sew parts I can only reach if I can put the bag on the arm. But thanks I'm considering getting a flatbed so it can work as a flatbed machine as well. I'm still trying to figure out which is the best choice - I've just found an old Pfaff 335 H3 model on marketplace, are you familiar with that model? It is way cheaper than every other option at the moment. Have a nice evening! Blanka
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    Hey Mtlbiker this is so cool, you've gotten this far by yourself, congratulations! I think it can even be nicer to just have it as a hobby on the side - no pressure on selling them, just doing it for the passion of creating. The thing is, I would need the arm to sew parts I can only reach if I can put the bag on the arm. But thanks I'm considering getting a flatbed so it can work as a flatbed machine as well. I'm still trying to figure out which is the best choice - I've just found an old Pfaff 335 H3 model on marketplace, are you familiar with that model? It is way cheaper than every other option at the moment. Have a nice evening! Blanka
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    I would prefer to find something used - I can't really afford to buy a new machine unless it really is the best option, so I'm still searching, but I have to make a decision eventually. I also have to consider if anything needs to be changed or fixed it would be easier to go through the process with a warranty, that makes me lean towards the new machines. I'll check that store out as well, thanks again for helping Blanka
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    Hey MtlBiker, at first thanks for your help and all the information above - I'll check out this model. Also, can I search up the bags you're making? I'm curious It was a bachelor program of 3 years where I've learned to create bags from the first sketches through models until the final product, all sewn and put together by hand I would like to create small trunks like this one:
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    Thanks a lot kgg! I'll look into these models you've mentioned! Have a nice day!
  7. Blanka
    Hello everyone I graduated from a leather course where I've used the Durkopp Adler 669 cylinder arm machine. I am looking for a machine that can be comparable to that, but preferably cheaper. I'm making small leather handbags - it needs to have a cylinder arm. I would like to make belts and wallets as well. I would say I need something that sews through medium thickness, is simple and can sew slowly and precisely when needed. I am looking at the Consew Model 277R-3 and PFAFF 335 and Techsew 2600 Pro models at the moment, but I am also open to find a model that is used or just an old type, but not too sure which brands are the most reliable. Thanks for your help in advance Blanka from Montréal
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