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I went to thread this Adler 167 GK 373 and I was stumped, I haven't seen anything like this and after several searches apparently the interweb hasn't either. I suspect this was a work around but have you seen one like this. Faced with needing parts I wonder what a good source might be in the US. Thanks for any thoughts and input. -
Chandler 220, 3 Phase, Industrial Sewing Machine with Walking Foot, Landis Type Foot for Close Edge Work, can sew up to 3/4" in thickness, uses up to 6 cord linen thread, Self Adjusting Walking Foot that Steps Easily Over Seams and Edges. Complete control 0 to 350 stitches per minute. Powerful Clutch Motor Drive. Includes everything as shown. $1200. Pickup only in Hudson, Massachusetts Serious inquiries can email me: LeftyMonk@aol.com
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Hello, Think this post fits here and meets requirements. Been a bit of a lurker but got my first walking foot machine and there seems to be a very knowledgeable community. I was hoping someone could help me or point me in the correct direction of how to adjust the backstictch length on my machine, currently approximately half of forward stitch at all lengths. Its a Chandler Chandsew 100RB which i know must be a clone of something no clue what ofthough. I have a "manual" for it/ the DY377 which does not cover stitch length tuning. So far I have cleaned and relubed everything and re-timed the machine per manual, forward works and stitches well, backstitch can seem to make the thread fray and its significantly shorter (verified using cardboard). I have also carefully examined to make sure that it wasn't some synchronization issue between the presser foot and feed dogs but they seem in perfect sync forward and reverse. I have also read about every post on here i could find about adjusting backstitch and couldn't find anything relateable. HERE is a album of the head: http://imgur.com/a/eSwbR Thanks for any info and or any help
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I want a walking foot leather sewing machine. I found a couple of used machines available in my area - a Consew 206RB-4 and a Chandler (Adler) 67. I would use to sew veg tan leather - bags and other similar items. In general which would be a better machine? The used Consew is more expensive, but I am more interested in which one will be a better machine over time. If they are roughly equivalent I may go for the cheaper Chandler. What thickness of leather layers could I expect each of these machines to sew through? Will one sew through a thicker layer of leather than the other? Thanks for any comparative advice. The Chandler is fitted with a servo motor, not sure about the Consew.
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This is a Chandler Fringe Cutting Machine Model 802. You don't see these come up very often! Please let me know if you have any questions. $2250.00 OBO
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Can't find any info on a Chandler CB7640, if anyone knows anything about please let me know. I would like to buy it if it sews on light and faux leather.
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We are selling everything in our business. Willing to sell altogether or part out. Please go to this link to see pictures. The files were too big for this site. http://austin.craigslist.org/search/bfa?query=leathershop&zoomToPosting=&minAsk=&maxAsk= Chandler 305-64 $1,500 Juki DDL-552 $400 Singer long arm 29k60 Landis in line finisher (sander, waxer, polisher) Landis Model K boot stitcher $8,000 American ModelC leather splitter Auto Soler Toe Stretchers 3sm, 2m, 1 large, 1 special, 2 upper boot, 1 in step $200 Misc tools St. Louis Shoestand $100 Saddle stand adjustable $150 Hand Stamps and tooling leather punches for making belts We are in the Central Tx area $30,000 obo for everything, a lot not listed Everything is in good working order, we were running just last month.
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I’m in the market for a flatbed industrial sewing machine. I want to make things such as belts, rifle slings, wallets, EMT bags, police duty belts, saddle bags, patrol bags, and patrol rifle bags. I want to stitch both leather and heavy duty nylon. I’ve been looking online at the Cobra Class 17 and 18 machines and they look pretty tough. Do any of you have experience with these machines? I’ve also looked into the Chandler 406RB-1 and Consew 206RB-5. I’ve used both the Consew 206RB-5 and Chandler 406RB-1 machines before to reupholster car seats. They did great on thick cloth and vinyl, but I’ve never sewn leather with them. Could they manage to sew something like a rifle sling or police duty belt leather? Most duty belts I’ve measured are two 1/8 in. leather pieces, sewn together. Could the Consew or Chandler hack that? Any information is always appreciated. Have a nice day, Andrew
