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Anybody know anything about a Singer 110W125? Is it suitable for leather, say 2 layers of 6oz? I couldn't find much info on it, just something about wheel feed.

Thanks

Jeremy

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Jeremy

There stitch length is controlled by gears,usually real short like something like 14,16,18,22,24 pr in.

They were made for shoe uppers.

Bob

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Jeremy

There stitch length is controlled by gears,usually real short like something like 14,16,18,22,24 pr in.

They were made for shoe uppers.

Bob

Thanks Bob.

Jeremy

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I'm going to pass on this one, even though I think its a good deal, $150 complete with table and motor. Its on Madison WI Craigslist if anyone is interested.

Jeremy

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Anybody know if the gears are available to get the stitches to 10? It might be a good machine for lighter bags and such.

Also can anybody tell me the maximum thread size and material thickness?

thanks

Jeremy

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Anybody know if the gears are available to get the stitches to 10? It might be a good machine for lighter bags and such.

Also can anybody tell me the maximum thread size and material thickness?

thanks

Jeremy

I can get gears f/12 pr in.It can use #138 & sew close to 20oz

Bob

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I can get gears f/12 pr in.It can use #138 & sew close to 20oz

Bob

You rock Bob! What do those gears cost? Can a special gear be made for longer stitches? I might just have to buy it if nothing else for the table and motor.

Jeremy

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I go pick it up friday morning, I'm not sure what stitch it's set for, but we'll find out, just something about the old Singers I couldn't resist. :thumbsup:

Jeremy

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They usually have 3-sets of gears in them,the stitch length is controlled by a knob under the left end of the machine,you it has 3 detents on it that stops on each different stitch length,you pull the knob it out or push it in to change the stitch length.

Bob

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