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[Wizcrafts]

Nice assortment Wiz. Those 70's era Kenmores are decent machines. My mom's got an early 50's Morse in a real nice cherry cabinet with the knee lever controller. The casting is stamped Toyota Mtrs. It was the first machine I sewed on when I was probably 10 or so. Oh, and are you happy with the Janome from that era?

Regards, Eric

Eric;

The Janome New Home came to me with the Pfaff serger and it was almost seized. After freeing it up and getting it back into order it sews like a champ. It even does a couple of small alphabets, like for names on shirt cuffs.

The patterns can be mirrored, stretched or widened, making for some interesting layouts.

Of course, the machine cannot sew over 3/16 inch without great difficulty, nor use anything stronger than B69, but it wasn't meant to.

[The Dawg Club]

Anyone else??

[Ten Bags]

Hi All I have a mixed bag of machines also:

Singer 45k1 from 1915

Singer 31k15 with knee lifter and converted from treadle to electrical.

Singer 201k and a few other domestics for zigzag stitches etc.

I am not that good with them, I am on a steep learning curve. But I have been lucky and picked up all my machines at very cheap prices. So it has not been a very expensive hobby yet! I am still after my dream 29k patcher maybe one day if I am really really good.

[thesergeant]

I'll play --

Industrials:

Singer 111WSV71 w/ Clutch

Pfaff 145-H4 w/ Enduro SM645-1P Servo Motor

Adler 167-GK373 w/ Clutch Motor

Domestics:

(2) Singer 201-2

(3) Singer 15-91

Singer 221 (Featherweight)

Wilcox & Gibbs Chainstitcher (~1890s w/ motor from the 30's)

Harris "B." Handcrank Shuttle Bobbin

Brother SE400

Singer Overlock

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[Jimbob]

My pail of stitchers..

My favorite..Adler 105-64, my work horse Adler 267...nice, my baby, Singer 99K, my old one Singer 188, My stable one Singer 111-155, my solid as a tank one...Singer 211-155, ohh and had an Adler 30-1...sold it....could just about cry about been that fulish...haha..my next one is an Adler 205..ahhhhh...

A Campbell would be next after that...u know, the one sews over a new penny!!!!!!!!!!!Jimbob

[oldtimer]

Adler 205-374 with an EFKA Variostop motor, JUKI LU-563 (EFKA Variostop motor) and an Adler 30-1

[rawhide1]

As of now I have a pearson #6 a phaff 1245 and a singer patcher. The #6 is by far my favorite.

Mike

[awharnessshop]

I have in my shop set up and running:

Juki 441

Sewpro mini 441

Ase #9

Adler 467

Singer 29-4

[Diezell]

Pfaff Powerline 2545-700; Pfaff 1425; Global 9335 WF B-LH (335 clone); Willcox & Gibbs 4 thread overlock machine.

[Gregg From Keystone Sewing]

If anyone cares, I have a 211A at home that I use.