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Hi everyone,

I'm looking to get a machine and move away from totally hand stitching my shoes. There isnt much available for me where im at, but this opportunity presented itself: it is a Pfaff 595-W3-317/2D

I'm wondering if anyone could share some insight on this machine/similar machines, pitfalls and issues, and if it would be good for closing uppers.

its a walking foot, not a roller (which I've heard are a little easier in upper closing), so im also wondering if its feasible to change these for a roller easily?

thanks again

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This machine is a post bed compound feed walking foot machine. It doesn't lend itself to becoming a roller foot machine. If you believe you will be better served by a roller foot machine, try negotiating a trade.

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Thanks for the info. I think from what I've heard that this foot will actually work out fine. Cheers

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4 hours ago, dimgshoe said:

Thanks for the info. I think from what I've heard that this foot will actually work out fine. Cheers

I also have a walking foot post machine and it helps feed difficult leathers and ball caps. I primarily use it to sew patches onto hats and biker vests. It feeds much better than my top feed only patcher and has a bigger bobbin. If you "need" a post machine a walking foot is a positive a feed as you can get.

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