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Hey, thanks for watching my video. Now that I think of it, no... but it was what I had at the time, but I wanted to also highlight the stitching, which you can see it really pops against the black fabric, and I wanted to show how the patcher sews on corners and on a patched piece.

@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen OK - good video, other than that.

@@CraigZacher Thanks

Thats cool, I'm glad you liked my video and your machine, this machines are great one you do some work to them, and oil and grease them up well, they will sew almost anything. Ok cool I check your videos out. Take care and happy sewing.

yes you can, I have a video showing how strong this machine is, and how it runs, heres the link... th-cam.com/video/wLmFGULlEw8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FyTah--4UF58rywI this was a second machine I had so I sold it, but I still have my original machine which is the one you see above, oil and grease it well, and it will last, I had mine for over 7 years working between 2-4 hours per day for 5 days a week, its a work horse, and once you add the sailrite power balance will it will sew even thicker material, Ive done up to 8 layers of cotton 12oz duck canvas with two layers of webbing and it sewed it just fine, now its not meant to sew that much all day long be she will do it.

Thats one of the reasons why I bought it, because of Val Kilmer's portrayal of Doc holiday in the movie Tombstone 1993.

Hi, thanks for watching my video. No, you do not need put the faux bullets in to dry fire, and dry firing wont hurt it at all. The replica has held up very well to fanning, just make sure that you fulling cock the hammer when firing it, firing it half cocked could mess up innards, but all in all, it still looks, and cocks great, but I do take if of it well. Hope this helps.

@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen thank you, i wanted to make sure it wouldnt break after a few firings because these replicas arent the cheapest from what ive seen. Seems like they hold up well though

@@orionc.5407 You're welcome. Yeah denix prices has come up a bit since 2020, but they are pretty and pretty well made and very popular collectables. Glad I could help.

Hi, thanks for watching my video. Yes you can use the Bernina deco650 to embroider tshirts, just remember that your max embroidery size is 4"x4" or 90mmx90mm, Ive done a many with it.

It is very pretty, and when you do get one, you wont regret it.

Hi, thank you for watching my video. Sorry no you can not connect the machine directly to a computer, you need to use the Brother PedBasic reader and card, then you put the memory card into the machine once filled with your files which can be reused, now you can save PES files to a flash drive, or thumb drive, download your files to your computer then upload to the memory card via PedBasic, its an older machine, from 20 years ago, but man it worked great, I really did like this vintage Bernina deco650. Hope I was able to help.

Hey Thanks for watching my video, I clean mine with 70% rubbing alcohol, then I put a thin layer of sewing machine oil, because its very thin, light and doesnt stink and I can lube the innards , but if you want something more food safe you can use mineral oil, and wipe it clean after use, but keep in mind that mineral oil will make the gun slick and slip out of your hand, so make sure to rub the gun until it doesnt feel slick. Hope this helps. P.S. only wipe down the pistol grip with the 70% alcohol, dont oil it.

Hey have you had any issues with the grip being loose Ive tried to tighten it but its not getting any tighter@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen

@@stoopiddipnut1473 Hey, no I haven't; but what looks like screws, really arent, they are a pressure fitted rivet; you will have to compress the two ends of the screw like rivet together to make it tighter, maybe pressing in between a vise or tapping it between two hammers lightly until the grips tightens up, but do so lightly or you will crack the grips, also keep it mind that the black paint will chip off. Hope this helps. And if you do go this route, I hope that you will not hold me responsible for any injuries to you or your replica. good luck

@@stoopiddipnut1473 Hey, I was thinking again on the grips, do you have the one in my video? if so then I believe its a screw, and if it doesnt tighten up and just spins, it could mean that the threads were striped, heres a denix video showing assembling instruction of one, but in grey (antique) finish, th-cam.com/video/0K48bGYEkkw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=T43hRsqrlxWyMhrJ Now if its one that shows two screw heads on either side of the grip, then those are pressure fit rivets, and you must do what I explained in my earlier comment. Again hope this helps.

thanks yeah i think i stripped my wood it still holds in im just to afraid to touch it now as im worried the grips may break i do plan on mainly using it for display and occasional play thank you for the help tho@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen

Thank you so much, I feel the same way. when I bought the machine, from an ebay seller, it had no manual, and I had to find one which I did online, and I did lots of research to see how I was going to use the ped basic, so when I decided to sell I made sure to make a video of it, telling potential buyers how it works, but making sure that other people get to know as well. Again I'm glad I was able to help and thank you for watching my video.

Hey, sorry it took me so long to reply back, but sorry to say that the loading gate is loose do to manufacturing issue,, theres really no easy way to fix it, you will have to disassemble it and see if its a loose fit or if something came broke, if you decide to disassemble it you will need to make a jig to reassemble it, Denix has a assembly video called be an expert Denix 1150, and you can see how its assembled. Hope this helps.

Your welcome, and Thank you for watching my video.

Non firing means that it will not fire real ammunition and that it can not be converted, but these Western Denix replica revolvers were designed to pop plastic toy caps using the capped dummy bullets. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Im glad my video was able to help you with you machine. Keep it oiled and make sure your upper thread and bobbin tensions are balanced and this machine will work wonders.

Yeah I misspoke in the video, but I did write the proper weight of the denix replica in the description box. Thanks for watching and commenting.

wow really? that sucks. Yeah Denix is my favorite replica brand out there, and they've been doing it since 1968 and they listen to their customers, good guy and great replicas.

Thanks for watching and commenting on my video, but no, this machine can not do chainstitch embroidery, you will need to get a vintage/antique sewing machine like the Willcoxs and Gibbs hand crank machine from the 1800's.

Hey Thanks for watching my review, Im glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for the sub. No the replica is in great shape and condition, but to be fair I take good care of it, and I wipe it down when I done handling it. But all in all its in great shape and even after I dropped it from spinning it, no problems.

@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen Do you only wipe it with a tissue or some kind of oil?

@@flix_m2946 since its a nickel plate over a zinc alloy, I put a drop or 2 of sewing machine oil in the hammer area, once every 5-6 times of playing with it, because sewing machine oil doesnt get tacky or sticky, over time, then I will clean the replica with a paper towel sprayed with rubbing alcohol at least 70%, 90% will work too, just dont use 50% because its 50% water. hope this helps

Im glad I was able to help. yes Denix makes the model 3, its under the Schofield, just keep in mind that it does not fire caps, or hold any dummy rounds, I wish they did.

@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen Well, that's a little disappointing. I've always found the model 3 interesting, as it predates the SAA by a few years. I've own a few modern, and real Smith and Wesson pistols myself, so there may be a bit of personal bias as well. Do they have any dummy spent casings? Seems only appropriate that if specific dummy rounds exist, spent casings should also be available for possible film purposes. Because the replicas can't fit actual rounds, I assume they can't fit genuine spent casings either. Edit: is the cylinder movable with the hammer uncocked? I've seen some other videos on the Denix replicas that suggests so. The actual revolvers don't do that.

@@WindowLickingDeer Denix do not sell spent casings, that I know of, but they do sell replica dummy bullets that look real; Yeah Id wish they would make most of their replicas shoot caps, I that that would be a great selling point, the only pre-1870 gun that shoots caps are the 1851, and 1860 colt navy and army, the derringer, the dragoon, and their 1825 Italian percussion cap pistols. Yeah the cylinder chambers are drilled smaller and the barrels are plugged so you wont be able to fire real live rounds, the cylinder on some denix models are a little loose, but you have to spin them by hand, and there is some resistance when the hammer is uncocked.

​@@WindowLickingDeer you can get a Schofield M3 co2 copy from ASG in silver, steel grey, or antique black, they look and feel great the steel grey is BB only the other 2 are 177 pellets

sorry no se donde, usted necesitas boscar en google.

I bought it from a USA base online company called discountcutlery . com , product is a different color but the item # is DX49, Now if you are in Europe then you will have to do a google search for a European store, just google Denix replica cap shells, or Denix replica bullet dummy caps. hope this helps

Yes you can, I fan my all the time. Thanks for watching my video.

Thank you glad you enjoyed watching it.

Hey thanks for watching my video, the upper thread is a 60wt polyester embroidery thread and the bobbins are pre-filled with 40wt polyester embroidery thread, and it works wonderfully, I used to use 60wt when I first bought the machine, but on embroidery with heavy stitching it will be to much, and once of got the 40wt bobbins it made a big difference, and my needle is a size 14, I use it for all of my work, even in this video. If you are interested in purchasing send me an offer of ebay. Again thanks for watching

your welcome

Your welcome, Im glad I could help.

It is great, isnt it, like being a child all over again when you get your first cap gun, I had two smoke wagons with dual holster belt, growing up in the mid 80's.

toy plastic caps only, the replica is made from zinc it will not hold up to any real pressures.

Its a great replica Denix makes, you can get them from discount cutlery dot com, but they do sell out fast, but if you live in a state that allows replica firearms then you can buy them from ebay, amazon, or do a google search. Thanks for watching my video.

Hey thanks for watching my video, you attach the binder with whats called thumb screws, you can get them on ebay.

sorry I forgot to mention that you attach the binder to the 2 screw holes on the base with thumb screws.

Howdy partner, you best get yourself a scatter gun for a stagecoach, I reckon... LOL, yeah price have gone up on discount cutlery's website, and they have been sold out for a while now, but you can try and get at knife country usa. but they now are going for $63 dollars for nickel plated, or $54 for antique or grey finish.

@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen thanks partner

@@Jamisonurquhartshirley23 Anytime, partner. Happy trails

Hey Chuong, Thanks for watching my video, No you dont need a license because these are replicas and non firing, if you live in the US you'll be fine in most states, I live in NYC and I follow my state/local laws which allow any antique NON Firing, NON modern replica pre 1898, and I dont let children play with it, which I dont have any so im good there, now if you live in Europe or the UK or Australia then thats a different story, which you will have to check you local laws for ownership. But I bought this because I too am a spaghetti western fan and a Tombstone 1993 fan, I say you would not regret buying one.

Sorry to hear that your machine is not working, these machines are pretty good once they are tuned, mine was working straight out of the box but some sorry to say are anchors and arent worth their weight in lead, these machines are made all over china by different companies, some are shipped in great working condition, by honest companies and others are shipped in poor condition by companies that just want to make a quick buck, unfortunately we will not know which we get until we buy it and use it. There is a facebook group about these machine and they are very helpful, its called "China leather shoe patcher" hope they may be able to help you. Good luck

Hi, Thank you for watching my video, yes you can yes any ring caps, I buy the 12 cap ring caps and cut them up trim away any plastic taps so it will be nice and smooth so they wont get in the cylinder, and for an extra loud bang, I buy paper caps and cut out the popper and place that inside the plastic cap for a double wammy. Hope this helps.

The grips are made of a faux ivory looking heavy duty plastic polymer, it pretty tough, i drop it once and it landed on the grips and it didnt break.

OK thanks

@@RickHarrisonn Your welcome.

Hey, for my understanding, ebayer sellers add the orange tips so they can comply with ebay policy, because ebay doesnt understand replica gun laws and they bundle it all together with other toy gun laws, according to videos Ive watched the sellers remove the orange plugs before shipping, if you are buying from discount cutlery and any other US supplier of denix replicas then no they do not come with orange plugs (unless they changed policy) now if you buy a modern replica i.e. 1911 from certain states and certain dealers then they might come with plugs, now for my understanding for UK, Europe, and Australia they require a orange plug no matter on the model you buy. Hope this helps

@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen thank you sir

@@johng5325 Any time.

Oh man, that sucks. But what I did after the denix caps finished was I bought 8 round ring caps and cut them up and used those to replace the denix ones, also to make it even louder, what I do is buy the paper roll caps and cut the cap part out small enough to fit into the plastic cap and now you will double the sound and pop. Hope this helps

Hey the replica is made from whats called zumak, its a zinc alloy made for diecasting, then plated in nickel/chrome

Thanks. Yeah that is the model 1186 nickel, with wood grips, those are very nice as well.

@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen Do you have it? I really like these revolver replicas, especially these shiny ones are nice to look at. Colt Peacemaker really is a classic, definitely a great collectible. Another one from this brand I really like is a more modern gun the Colt Python .357 Magnum which is also a beauty. Had a shiny silver look and brown grips imitating wood. There was also a completely black one but I liked the silver one better.

@@chrislergi4152 Hey, No I dont the 1186NQ, Yeah I also like the nickel ones as well, there are a couple others that I would like, like the Scofield in nickel, and the 1851 colt navy in nickel, which you can pop toy caps with it. Yeah the colt Python is a nice gun and the shiny nickel really make it pop.

@@chrislergi4152 Hi, I wanted to add that, while I dont have the 1186NQ, I do have the 1501NQ, with black grips, very nice as well, so at discount cutlery as well under DX1501, I'll probably be making a video of it soon, so sub so you can get notified if your interested. Again Thanks

Hey thanks for watching my video, yeah sometimes Denix messes up on the build, or check and see if theres a spring that may have come loose.

@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen do you have experience taking it apart? Because I may have broken it further :/ was having a little too much fun being a cowboy and was fanning the gun. Now the cylinder won’t cycle when I pull back the hammer.

@@KidnapSix wow some fun you had. LOL, well I only repaired one and it was difficult but doable, you will have to make a jig to put the gun back together, denix has a video of assembling one heres the link. th-cam.com/video/0K48bGYEkkw/w-d-xo.html I made mine jig with a piece of wood and two small nails hammered then I clipped the heads off so they can slide through the screw holes one revolver. Good luck and be patient.

@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen yeah a little too much fun apparently. much appreciated thank you for the video link! And super appreciate the quick responses.

@@KidnapSix LOL. sure anytime, Im glad I can Help

Hey Walter, thank you for watching my video, Denix does sell other designs with different barrel lengths and grip designs, sorry but Im not sure if denix is legal in Australia, you will have to do a web search to see what the legalities are in over there. Thank you.

You should be able to, its a non-firing pre-1898 replica so in Pennsylvania if their laws are like NY's then yeah, but I would suggest to do a google search on owning a non modern firearm replica just to make sure.

@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen Thanks bro for the quick reply!!

@@philadelphian7814 Your welcome.