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Bonjour quelle est le produit que vous avez utilisé pour nettoyer d'abord la chaise avant d'utiliser le kracheur.

I have a Pfaff 1245 it’s got more sentimental value than anything. Where are you ordering parts from. I know a lot have been Discontinued but I do need to get a few most everything seems to be in pretty good condition. Looking for the tilt hinges for a new table mine are missing And I would like to get a new lifter bar on the back side of the machine mine is bent. I can most likely straighten it but would rather replace it. Any help would be appreciated. It was my grandpas. I’d love to see it work again

Can I not put this right over my stock seat? 01 kdx 220

I would have left them green! They looked great! Have you ever tried to wax them?

Great tutorial!

My Juki 1508N keeps jamming and breaking thread when I put it in reverse. Any idea why this may be happening? Thank you

3 cans per chair is more expensive than new chairs

I’m brand new to the industrial sewing machine scene and have a Juki 1508 NS brand new arriving next week. Any suggestions for someone in the Dallas Ft. Worth area that I could hire to help get me up and running?

I have servo motor I can sell you haha

I loved that aqua color, I’m bummed that you painted over it. Oh well, I’ll paint my chairs that color! 😉

Awesome video & info! I stumbled onto your channel about your Juki video. I am a hobbyist on a learning & doing journey. Subbed, binging; thanks.

Drop a comment! Have you ever made a quick buck replacing a seat cover...Or have you DIY'd one of these for your personal project?

Has anyone bought a used machine lately??? How was the buying process?

How soon?

Yes, they can be saved. First scrub good with soap and water or use a good paint stripper. Sand off any rough spots. Etc. Would love to see a photo when your done. They will be beautiful.

Looks like a bobbin winder. Once you get that mess if thread out of her wheel, you will be able to tell more.

Yes, this may be a great deal. Let us know if you get her tuned up , And how well it runs. I will keep my fingers crossed 😅. I have always wanted one too.

Seen better days 😅

Really it’s a very important part which you explained this was very helpful mainly for the double needle walking foot machines for upholstery work thanks a lot buddy.😊

Leave a comment letting me know what you think…. Anyone ever drive too far to buy a machine that you can’t say no?

Further proof that Facebook sucks

What are some of your facebook marketplace horror stories.

I have a plethora of videos coming up soon! Including, but not limited to… -What to look for when buying your first industrial walking foot machine - How to properly clean your machine - The complete restoration of a walking foot machine. What do you want to see?

Howmany cans per chair?

I really enjoyed the video. 👍👍

this is a great reference video. What did you use for solvents? Just sewing machine oil? WD-40? Some penetrating oil? Did you use any scotch-brite pads or similar to loosen rust? Thank you.

That’s great. It’s definitely a fun hobby and once you get into it there’s so many things that you can make and upholster. The auto side of things is a whole different beast for sure. Auto is fun but a whole new challenge. Working with scrim foam on the pannels is my favorite part. It amazes me what some of these trimmers can do on old machines.

Cool man 👍. I have developed a minor sewing machine obsession over the last year. All so I can do auto upholstery. Have a Singer 111 walking foot beast, a Singer 112 (111's twin needle sister). Both need a little love but are solid machines. Also just picked up a Meistergram industrial embroidery machine too. Probably going to get a Juki sometime also. Know an upholsterer that swears by them.

Hi can is possible to share a Video haw can I set it up a new Juky machine LU-1508NH I really appreciate!

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Really important video! Thanks.

Would like to see more detail examples with the tensioners on the Juki 1508N

What products did you use

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Which spray paint should I use

Good video thanks

Que liquido uso ..

My God. _"You're Good, Kid! Real Good!"_ Was very soothing and therapeutic to sit here and watch you work. Was surprised to hear you're not taking on many sewing machine repair jobs, and simply to do this maintenous stuff as a personal hobby. I'm a Professional Costumer in the L.A. Area and wondered who exactly are you referring the hundreds or so Folks to when they do ask for Sewing Machine Help? Most of the Sewing Repair Shops in our downtown Garment District only work on Industrial Table Top Single Stitch Units and completely balk at Home Use Sewing Machines (and usually tell us to simply buy a new one). I desperately need to get the motor mount bolts replaced on my mid '60's *ELNA* *SU* *62c.* I can't do it because she'll definetly need to be re-timed after all that which is way beyond hyper thought and 3 cups of coffee.

Thank you

Do you have to use spray paint?

Picking up a 1508 today hopefully

do you have place of business and work on customers machines???

Looks great! I'm going to replicate what you did. Thank you!!'

where are you located?

Where are you located? How could I contact you to ask questions?

can you do a video on how to remove and replace the needle bar on that machine please

How can I set my Hudong Industrial Upholstery sewing machine to use big tread ? Size 12 tread

What’s the deal with the same looking industrial sewing machines as different brands and models?

Lots of work put in here, I'm rebuilding a 1508NH right now and it is a rabbit hole. I've got a grinding sound right now and there is a lot of bunching going on underneath. I've opened up the throat plated and polished it to give enough room for the thread to pass through, cleaned and lubed the hook assembly and did about 50% of the takedown you have done in this video. Disassemble, clean, re-lube, re-assemble; still no luck and the grinding sound is still there with bunching underneath. There is a decided lack of maintenance resources out there for these machines aside from you and Alex Dyer. If you have any other resources that would help me I would appreciate it. Right now I have the Engineers and standard manual and am trying to follow those as much as possible. Thanks and good job. I knew you actually did all this work when you got to the end and stated that there were 4+ hours of fiddly work after reassembly.