Help to ID this Machine

[Bert51]

I was wondering if you could help by identifying this machine.

All I know it is a Consew upholstery machine, but it is missing it's ID plates.

I looks similar to Singer/Seiko's I have seen in the pasted, but I have no idea of the model.

Thanks,

Bert.

[Wizcrafts]

It may be a Consew 206RB-something

[Bert51]

Thanks Wiz, I just want to look at a manual before seeing it.

Bert.

[Constabulary]

Seiko STW-8B I´d say.

Edited February 24, 2020 by Constabulary

[JJN]

In the US I would say it looks like a Consew 226R. I don't know if Seiko sold as Consew or Seiko in Australia. The bottom of the bed should have the Seiko name cast into it either way.

[Bert51]

Thank you for your help, the 206 and the 226 look very similar, if I put both on my phone I might look like I know what I'm looking at.

Thanks,

Bert.

[Colt W Knight]

I have a 206, and that isn't a 206. But I do believe it is a 226 or corresponding seiko

 

 

 

[Gregg From Keystone Sewing]

On 2/24/2020 at 1:18 AM, Constabulary said:

Seiko STW-8B I´d say.

Seiko STW-8B. also known as a Consew 226R-1.  Top loading G bobbin.

[Bert51]

Thank you good people, was not as described.

I'll keep looking.

Thanks,

Bert.

[Handstitched]

@Bert51 Look familiar? 

Super reliable Seiko STW-28B. Built in 1966 .  Its  a twin needle, but I only use it as a single. Never had the need for a twin, although I still have all the bits for a twin. 

Happy sewing  

HS

PS: I can never find a manual for the STW 28 B twin needle , so I use a Consew 226 manual. 

Edited March 1, 2020 by Handstitched

[Bert51]

Nice.