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Thank you 😊

What a find!

I love the sound these old machines make. I have my Mums, which is also a 15 👍🏼

Did you use Vellum, tracing paper, or glassline interlacing paper for the pattern tracing?

I just picked up a Singer 15-91 Centennial Sewing machine, that needs a lot of work! I can’t wait to get started!

This is downright stunning... I've only rencetly gotten into LARP and I could only wish I had the courage to try this... Maybe I will now, so thank you for sharing. ^_^

Hello ! so wonderfull ! where do you find the silver thing you put on the gambison ? Between eatch intersection ?

Amazing work. 😮

I realize this is an old video of y’all’s but it has been so helpful! I somehow stumbled upon one of these beauties in its singer cabinet (all for $20! Amazing!) at my local thrift store. It needs new wiring and I’ve spent the day googling and watching all the videos available on restorations of this specific model. Y’all’s is the first one I’ve found where I can see the motor taken apart for rewiring. So, so helpful.

I am going to be doing this to a 191J canadian model. I will use this video for help!

it says in the original owners manual to apply Kerosene to the oiling points if the machine runs slowly after being stored for some time, then run the machine at high speed, wipe clean and reapply lubricating oil.... i also use kerosene to clean the chain and sprockets on my motorcycle because it works great for cutting greasy nasty grime and doesnt hurt most paint and finishes and the O-rings in the chain and such...

using fusion for this job is like using a glass of water to empty an Olympic pool... but sometimes people like to work 100 times more than they should instead of learning to use the proper tool for the job.

Where's part 2? :0

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Very well done!

Hey, will the chanel ever come back?

Im just getting started on my personal quest into crafting, thank you for the videos...

Awesome work! It inspired me to try to make similar one as well. Where can I find the fabric used in the video? Is it linen, cotton or something else? Thanks a lot in advance!

Love Ur lay down disassembleing (hint take a picture and # and name the part) ( rubber gloves, to clean tranish I use Dollar Tree Drian Cleaner. Love the inline disassemble )

Do you have the file picture of the sword?

Has it been 2 years already? And here I am still coming back to this forever-favourite every once in a while :]

I have a nearly identical machine, but she is just a bit younger from 1948 this is super helpful for cleaning, I have had the machine serviced and minor repairs made when I first bought it from an auction house but I would love to be able to service and repair it myself if possible, so this video is giving me a great start.

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Very instructive, just what I needed. I've got the same model now, running for now but it needs an overhaul like this to forestall any nascent problems. Thanks!

Nice work. Music too loud.

Great love you have given to that old lady thanks ❤

Compete repair video sar ❤️

Vasoline works great and it's so much cheaper. Have never had a problem with it.

17:22 - FYI, you reassembled this part backwards. The bowl part is supposed to be in the front, not behind.

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Love the music!

Just obtained my husbands grandmothers singer class 15. I noticed you referencing either a book or blog post. Would you be willing to share those resources? I’ve never tried to restore a machine and would prefer not to screw up his grandmothers machine 😳

My stich selector on my 15-91 is very stiff. What can I do to loosen it? Thanks in advance. :)

Stellar work!! LOVE these beauties!!!

Cool , thanks

Please use less nerve racking music? This is not a drag racing video.

I am not a sewing machine restorer but I would not venture to take all of this apart. You must have wide experience where all the parts go, buy a novice will have a box of screws. I would try to clean, wd40, and oil moving parts to the point that the machine is usable. Then, as time passes, try to service different small systems and get them back together correctly. It is ridiculous to take the whole thing apart.

Only took me 2 years but I finally understand enough to follow this :'D

Can you do a video on the springs for the bobbin wheel please? I cannot get my kick to stay up off the hand wheel. When I got the 15-91 it was like that. I know it must be a simple fix. I will have to a closer look at this video on that section. Thank you. Marcos PS: Awesome video I must say!

great work. well done

You should sell the patterns. Great work.

i just ordered this pattern set ! Great job

Where can I get mine repaired?

Excellent video, thank you!

Honestly, this could be used for even rougher wear like actual LARP, though not HEMA. All in all, this is a FANTASTIC build project! 🖤🖤🖤

When I cleaned out my grandmother’s 201 I think I scooped out about 1/4 cup of old grease from the little grease ports and around the worm gear and housing. It was quite gross but very satisfying to get her all clean.

First time I see a motor as part of the machine. Wish I knew how to deal with that as you do. Thanks for the video!

Thank you for this great video. I purchased one with a knee lever and the motor smokes when I run it. What are your thoughts. I don't know what to do. Thanks

Thank you so much for this video! Even the music is calming for those of us a bit anxious of this endeavor. I'm about to service the motor on my Great Aunts 201-2, so this with Rain's blog will be wonderful. I've also got a 15-88 in perfect working order whose Japaning has disintegrated and desperately needs painting, so this will be very helpful for that project also. Again, great video and thank you!