I was in my sewing room and decided to open up this old sewing cabinet that was given to me about 2 years ago. I never tried to sew on it. Today I learned how to thread it and it WORKS! This machine was manufactured for 1 year only. 1953. That's right. Interesting enough... that is the year I was born. So, I don't thing I will be giving this machine away. It is kinda special to me.... and it still works! Yippee. What a great discovery today. This TH-cam really helped me, thank you.
Hi Susan! I just find today the same machine in a thrift store, she works but I’m not able to do the thread, or rewinding the spools. Can you please help me out! 🫶🏾
First and foremost, thank you for the time and effort you put in for us viewers ! I don't own a Neechi BU just yet but found a really clean looking BU for sale near by for what seems to be a great price ($175). It has new powerful motor and a new electronic foot pedal. Iv'e talked to the gentleman on the phone a couple times setting up a meet time. He is a sew'r himself and has 1/2 doz machines. Here's where I need your help, he said he recently loaned it out to his sister and when he got it back to sell he said he can't get it to sew like it had when he first acquired it. (He said it sew'd amazing) It's bunching up thread on bottom side. He has tried new needle's, bobbin, bobbin tension, top tension, remove and re-install bobbin case etc. Now I don't know his knowledge of repair and diagnostics. Now he really doesn't want to sell cause he can't get it running. I hate to pass a clean BU for a more than fair price. Could it be as simple as the timing got knocked out ? I don't know how hard that is to do. Any thoughts of your would be appreciated. I am still going to go see machine tomorrow but wanted to go into it a little better prepared, ie How far should needle bar come up from bottom when hook is right behind needle? How close should hook point be from needle scarf ? Does a BU have timing marks on needle back like Singer's do ? Thanks again for you video's.
I have one it is gift from a friend it is a treadle type and has an electric motor .They are precision machines. Necchi wrote in the booklet made to serve a lifetime. Thank you for highlighting this machine..God bless you.
I actually found one of these,The Necchi BU in my buildings tv shared common room. It’s been sitting in this room for years and it’s never been used. This Necchi still has the zigzag piece of stitching attached to it. All I was trying to do was get the tv from input to HDMI when I realized the tv remote batteries were dead. I opened this cubbard and oMG I thought for a second I was looking at those old school spy assassination cabinets theynhad. Once I opened the door,I’ve realized thread a spool of thread was sticking out of this shelf of a type of plastic copper casing to hold it. Once I lifted the top of the test off it’s hinges,it gave me the view of a beautiful cherry oak or some other wood that’s been carefully stained. It’s a beautiful work of art. The machine comes up,on these two hinges,it has the plugs for the light that’s attached to it…..the motor is 90w input 110volts. It’s got that made it Italy tag to it. I’m recording a video of it,with pictures and I’m gonna put it up on my channel. I’ve never made a video for my channel so I hope it’s alright. It’s not for the recognition or anything,I am just dead shocked at this discovery. Our building has a history. It was a women’s only Christian home for girls who were young unwed mothers the family would send off to give birth and the church would take care of the kids and the women would be born again. In the years it’s became more of a tradition to help women and it’s one of the few single room occupancy buildings of this area. So we all know eachother on the floor. When I’m the person who gets asked to fix the tv bc someone changes the channel from input, I’m not knowledgeable about this stuff. Another woman said,”Oh your opening up the soewing machine!” so she knew it was here but I’m just amazed at how Greatof shape it’s in. I may have broken the one hinge getting the machine up to the wood based on how I didn’t know how the hinge works and maybe it was just the time of it being in there,the thread was still attached to it. But I’m wondering if this should be in a museum, maybe this museum nearby,an art one or something. I’m gonna put this back and keep it covered. Just wow,so beautiful.
This is one of the best built sewing machine. My mom had the Necchi Dora sewing machine when I was a kid. And that machine could of sewing anything. What I really like about this sewing machine is how it does the zigzag stitches. The oscillating shuttle is synchronized to move along with the needle bar as it moves left to right to create the stitches. As the needle bar changes positions, the entire shuttle assembly moves to match the needle position. This has some of the best stitch quality anyone can expect for a machine at that time and even now. Really top of the line Italian engineering. They don't make residential sewing machines like this anymore.
I had never heard of these machines until I saw one in a flea market. It is in a very nice wood cabinet and the machine looks like brand new. Picked it up for $40.
Always love your reviews. I have been looking for a BU Nova for quite a while and finally found my unicorn. It is in great shape and in a gorgeous original Necchi treadle cabinet too. I like having it in a treadle. Looking forward to playing with it when I get it home and set up.
Thank you so much! I'm getting one tomorrow for $50 . Your video really made me excited because I'm a Singer person who wanted a zigzag! Again, thank you so much for letting me know how awesome this machine is 😊
Great Video, Very Informative! You now have a new subscriber! I currently own 4 NECCHI sewing machines.: a straight-stitch-only BF, a green BU MIRA, another green BU MIRA that has the aluminum extension bed with it, and a NECCHI MOD 535 (standard sewing bed) that a lady friend from church gave me when she bought a new Janome machine.. That 535 is an old war horse, and it proudly bears numerous battle scars from the many, many quilts that the lady had sewn on it over the years. I will keep that 535 because someday, she may become disillusioned with her new Janome machine, and she may want the 535 back.
just grabbed a necchi BU MIRA at a junk shop for five bucks, missing a few parts and the finish is absolutely horrible but im planning to restore and repaint it since ive seen a lot of people say good things about them. Mine has the "wonder wheel" cam attachment, and it feels like a really well made machine. I normally sew on a bernina 117-L but as thats at home in nevada id like a good machine to have at my parents place on the east coast for visiting. Thanks for the video it was really helpful
Congrats on a great find! The Bernina 117L is one of my favorite machines. I have a 217 as well (also incredible) but actually prefer the 117 over it. Glad the video helped you out!
Thanks. I just picked up one of these machines, and now i know what i have. Could you tell me what is the heaviest thread this machine can use? I work with leather, so that will be the primary use for this.
My 93 year old mother has a pristine Necchi BU Nova. She purchased it new in 1953 or 1954. Unfortunately, the knee control unit stopped working and we are trying to find a replacement. She prefers the knee control but will use a foot control if that is all that is available. There are several foot controls available online, but we are unsure which model will work with the machine. The cord is 2 prong.
Can you tell me why you say that you like the BU Nova more than the BU Mira? What are the differences other than the 2 speed motor and the better light on the Mira which seem to me to make the Mira more appealing. I am still BU hunting and your advice is always appreciated.
Do you have issues with the paint on these old Necchi machines? I'm not sure if it's the paint or the japanned lacquer but something's flaking off on mine Oh by the way, my BU Nova came with the ORIGINAL RECEIPT and WARRANTY CARD (both of which match both the serial number and the dealer decal on the side!) This machine cost $379.50 in 1953 - that's more than $3,400 adjusted for inflation! They call these the Ferraris of sewing machines for a reason...
Laura, unfortunately there is no way to address it - besides relacquering or repainting the machine which requires a complete disassembly/reassembly to protect the machine's moving parts - a very daunting project. You can slow the paint crazing down, but you can't really stop it. This a common problem on machines made in the 1940s and 50s, before polyurethane lacquer was widely used. I have heard that some folks have gotten really good results with a little caranuba wax from Advance Auto Parts or PepBoys, applied gently to the affected area. Just make sure none of that stuff gets into the moving parts of the machine because that'll seriously gum things up.
Check into French Polish. It can be done on sewing machines with good results. It bit of a touch to doing it but there are some good TH-cam videos on it.
What a fabulous machine you have; I just picked me up a (Japanese clone Universal) boy almost identical. You talk about sturdy and smooth, one of my favorites. Imagine, zig zag back then, 1.2amp motor quite and strong. I do have a question for you, on one of the models or perhaps more, you can add an additional zig zag attachment next to the wheel that will give you additional cams, dose this attachment operate by the wheel turning or is it totally independent?
It engages the handwheel and has a large tire. I have another video on a BU Mira that shows it in action. These are definitely great machines. Enjoy your new machine!
My Mother in law has this machine and is having an issue. Her feed dog needs to be adjusted and we cannot find any videos showing this for her specific machine. Can you help us?
Hi! I just had my mother in law’s necchi BU refurbished and anxious to test it out. It came in a cabinet with the foot pedal attached to wall and the motor/ light plug attach to inside back, so the two prongs stick Out of a hole in the back. We changed the wires cuz they were so brittle and old. Problem is how do I plug into wall ? It’s not grounded so can’t use three prong female. Any suggestions??
I have a Necchi BU and the machine leaned over too much and broke the hinges that attach the machine to the cabinet. Can you tell me where I might find a replacement set? I have looked everywhere. Thank you.
I got one last month, but she needs re-wiring. Do you have any tutorials or instructions for putting new wires onto this machine? I'd rather do it myself rather than take it in to the shop for $150.
Hello Someone just gave me a Nechi BU Nova. Beautiful condition but the motor is gone! Belt is in c good condition. Just need the motor. Where can l find one. Thank you for your very informative video.
Does the bu nova have a drive belt connecting the top thread mechanism to the bottom thread mechanism? When you tilted the machine up it was hard tell what was under there.
Good night! Could you tell me if this machine is slant shank or high shank? I bought two buttonholer on ebay, but they are adjustable to slant shank machines, here in Brazil almost sewing domestic machine are slow shank. I find one those machines in São Paulo, and I'm thinking to buy this machine. Can I put this buttonholer in this machine, Necchi BU? Thanks for this video! ;)
what are the primary differences between the Necchi "BU" and "BF" other than one can do zigzag and the other is just strait stitch? Are they both low shank or high shank?
Really like this machine. Great presentation. What’s the basic difference between this machine and the Necchi Supernova? What does the “BU” mean? Thank you, Sergeant!
Sergeant, is there a way I can get on a list or select a Necchi BU Nova or a similar model in that great sage green color? I’d like hearing from you what the process is to possibly buy a nicely restored machine from you. Thanks.
can this macihne topstitch on leather and vinyl? I notice the walking foot machines and compound needle machines are used for this. But they are so expensive. Any ideas?
The machine is strong enough to pierce leather/vinyl but the issue you're going to run into is the feeding of the machine. When the material gets thick, or it's tacky, like vinyl, the machine will have issues feeding it through cosistently. You'll end up with stitches that are short in length and inconsistent between thickness. It really depends on what you're making though. If you're trying to do upholstery you're going to struggle on a machine like this. Your best bet would be to get a walking foot or compound feed machine. If you're on a budget look for an old Singer 111W155. Goodluck!
I HAVE ONE OF THESE PLEASE MAKE A TUTORIAL ON HOW TO THREAD IT PROPERLY PLEASE I CAN'T FIGURE MINE OUT NO MATTER HOW MANY TIMES I READ THE MANUAL PLEASE DO A TUTORIAL PLEASE
I'm new at this. My mom gave me her necchi bu. I've been watching these videos to learn how to thread the needle. If anyone can help that would be great.
Hello from Philadelphia. I have enjoyed revisiting your videos over the last couple of years as I have acquired and restored a number of sewing machines. I wonder if you still use your Necchi machines. I see from the videos that you made after this one that you acquired a couple other interesting machines (Adler, Meister, Husqvarna) and wonder if there is any standout after a few years of using the models you shared. Do you have a favorite?
I just discover you. Mister the sergeant , I have a enchilada super nova Maybe. You. Have a tutorial How to address the problem with the Machine than Thanckyou very much hope for a reply regards
Good morning. This machines. They where make. To last. An like today. , anything don't work. , yo can send to be repair. Cost. More. Than the machi its self ,
It looks fabulous. It sounds fantastic. The stitches are a dream. The Bugatti of sewing machines, what a beauty!
I was in my sewing room and decided to open up this old sewing cabinet that was given to me about 2 years ago. I never tried to sew on it. Today I learned how to thread it and it WORKS!
This machine was manufactured for 1 year only. 1953. That's right. Interesting enough... that is the year I was born. So, I don't thing I will be giving this machine away. It is kinda special to me.... and it still works! Yippee. What a great discovery today. This TH-cam really helped me, thank you.
Hi Susan! I just find today the same machine in a thrift store, she works but I’m not able to do the thread, or rewinding the spools. Can you please help me out! 🫶🏾
First and foremost, thank you for the time and effort you put in for us viewers ! I don't own a Neechi BU just yet but found a really clean looking BU for sale near by for what seems to be a great price ($175). It has new powerful motor and a new electronic foot pedal. Iv'e talked to the gentleman on the phone a couple times setting up a meet time. He is a sew'r himself and has 1/2 doz machines. Here's where I need your help, he said he recently loaned it out to his sister and when he got it back to sell he said he can't get it to sew like it had when he first acquired it. (He said it sew'd amazing) It's bunching up thread on bottom side. He has tried new needle's, bobbin, bobbin tension, top tension, remove and re-install bobbin case etc. Now I don't know his knowledge of repair and diagnostics. Now he really doesn't want to sell cause he can't get it running. I hate to pass a clean BU for a more than fair price. Could it be as simple as the timing got knocked out ? I don't know how hard that is to do. Any thoughts of your would be appreciated. I am still going to go see machine tomorrow but wanted to go into it a little better prepared, ie How far should needle bar come up from bottom when hook is right behind needle? How close should hook point be from needle scarf ? Does a BU have timing marks on needle back like Singer's do ? Thanks again for you video's.
I have one it is gift from a friend it is a treadle type and has an electric motor
.They are precision machines. Necchi wrote in the booklet made to serve a lifetime. Thank you for highlighting this machine..God bless you.
Thank you!
I actually found one of these,The Necchi BU in my buildings tv shared common room. It’s been sitting in this room for years and it’s never been used. This Necchi still has the zigzag piece of stitching attached to it.
All I was trying to do was get the tv from input to HDMI when I realized the tv remote batteries were dead. I opened this cubbard and oMG I thought for a second I was looking at those old school spy assassination cabinets theynhad. Once I opened the door,I’ve realized thread a spool of thread was sticking out of this shelf of a type of plastic copper casing to hold it. Once I lifted the top of the test off it’s hinges,it gave me the view of a beautiful cherry oak or some other wood that’s been carefully stained. It’s a beautiful work of art. The machine comes up,on these two hinges,it has the plugs for the light that’s attached to it…..the motor is 90w input 110volts. It’s got that made it Italy tag to it. I’m recording a video of it,with pictures and I’m gonna put it up on my channel. I’ve never made a video for my channel so I hope it’s alright. It’s not for the recognition or anything,I am just dead shocked at this discovery. Our building has a history. It was a women’s only Christian home for girls who were young unwed mothers the family would send off to give birth and the church would take care of the kids and the women would be born again. In the years it’s became more of a tradition to help women and it’s one of the few single room occupancy buildings of this area. So we all know eachother on the floor. When I’m the person who gets asked to fix the tv bc someone changes the channel from input, I’m not knowledgeable about this stuff. Another woman said,”Oh your opening up the soewing machine!” so she knew it was here but I’m just amazed at how Greatof shape it’s in. I may have broken the one hinge getting the machine up to the wood based on how I didn’t know how the hinge works and maybe it was just the time of it being in there,the thread was still attached to it. But I’m wondering if this should be in a museum, maybe this museum nearby,an art one or something. I’m gonna put this back and keep it covered. Just wow,so beautiful.
This is one of the best built sewing machine. My mom had the Necchi Dora sewing machine when I was a kid. And that machine could of sewing anything. What I really like about this sewing machine is how it does the zigzag stitches. The oscillating shuttle is synchronized to move along with the needle bar as it moves left to right to create the stitches. As the needle bar changes positions, the entire shuttle assembly moves to match the needle position. This has some of the best stitch quality anyone can expect for a machine at that time and even now. Really top of the line Italian engineering. They don't make residential sewing machines like this anymore.
Thank you so much for the great video! I was recently offered my late grandma’s BU Nova and am learning about them. I am beyond excited!
I had never heard of these machines until I saw one in a flea market. It is in a very nice wood cabinet and the machine looks like brand new. Picked it up for $40.
Always love your reviews. I have been looking for a BU Nova for quite a while and finally found my unicorn. It is in great shape and in a gorgeous original Necchi treadle cabinet too. I like having it in a treadle. Looking forward to playing with it when I get it home and set up.
What an absolute beauty of a machine.
WOW !! This machine is a piece of art. I’d love to have one
Thank you so much! I'm getting one tomorrow for $50 . Your video really made me excited because I'm a Singer person who wanted a zigzag! Again, thank you so much for letting me know how awesome this machine is 😊
What a wonderful machine! My mom had one of this and used it to saw a lot of my clothes then. Wish I had this machine with me now.
Just received a free Necchi BU in original cabinet. In great condition can’t wait to clean, oil and sew!
Hope you enjoy it!
This demonstration is THE BEST!
Very informative video, great quality, Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful stitching!
Thanks for the info. I am looking at one today and I am so excited.
Great Video, Very Informative! You now have a new subscriber! I currently own 4 NECCHI sewing machines.: a straight-stitch-only BF, a green BU MIRA, another green BU MIRA that has the aluminum extension bed with it, and a NECCHI MOD 535 (standard sewing bed) that a lady friend from church gave me when she bought a new Janome machine.. That 535 is an old war horse, and it proudly bears numerous battle scars from the many, many quilts that the lady had sewn on it over the years. I will keep that 535 because someday, she may become disillusioned with her new Janome machine, and she may want the 535 back.
thank you!
Bernie, I am trying to find out more info on the BF model, how do you like yours?
@@DancingD44 My Necchi BF machine is a great machine! quality-built, no plastic, and it sews very well!
just grabbed a necchi BU MIRA at a junk shop for five bucks, missing a few parts and the finish is absolutely horrible but im planning to restore and repaint it since ive seen a lot of people say good things about them. Mine has the "wonder wheel" cam attachment, and it feels like a really well made machine. I normally sew on a bernina 117-L but as thats at home in nevada id like a good machine to have at my parents place on the east coast for visiting. Thanks for the video it was really helpful
Congrats on a great find! The Bernina 117L is one of my favorite machines. I have a 217 as well (also incredible) but actually prefer the 117 over it. Glad the video helped you out!
Lovely looking machine!
Thanks. I just picked up one of these machines, and now i know what i have. Could you tell me what is the heaviest thread this machine can use? I work with leather, so that will be the primary use for this.
Just got one for free on FB and it runs like a dream!
I know someone who has one of these for sale; thinking about buying it. Thanks for the great video!
Hello thesergeant, do you know if the finish on this machine is Shellac, please?
Great video, really useful! Thanks!
Beautiful machine. I want one!
My 93 year old mother has a pristine Necchi BU Nova. She purchased it new in 1953 or 1954. Unfortunately, the knee control unit stopped working and we are trying to find a replacement. She prefers the knee control but will use a foot control if that is all that is available. There are several foot controls available online, but we are unsure which model will work with the machine. The cord is 2 prong.
Any foot or knee control will work with the machine. The vintage speed controllers are quite basically and are universal.
Can you tell me why you say that you like the BU Nova more than the BU Mira? What are the differences other than the 2 speed motor and the better light on the Mira which seem to me to make the Mira more appealing. I am still BU hunting and your advice is always appreciated.
I’d love to see a video on the BU Nova electrical wiring.
Do you have issues with the paint on these old Necchi machines?
I'm not sure if it's the paint or the japanned lacquer but something's flaking off on mine
Oh by the way, my BU Nova came with the ORIGINAL RECEIPT and WARRANTY CARD (both of which match both the serial number and the dealer decal on the side!)
This machine cost $379.50 in 1953 - that's more than $3,400 adjusted for inflation! They call these the Ferraris of sewing machines for a reason...
Josh Frank I just got one and the paint is very crazed on the bed. Not sure how to address it.
Laura, unfortunately there is no way to address it - besides relacquering or repainting the machine which requires a complete disassembly/reassembly to protect the machine's moving parts - a very daunting project. You can slow the paint crazing down, but you can't really stop it. This a common problem on machines made in the 1940s and 50s, before polyurethane lacquer was widely used.
I have heard that some folks have gotten really good results with a little caranuba wax from Advance Auto Parts or PepBoys, applied gently to the affected area. Just make sure none of that stuff gets into the moving parts of the machine because that'll seriously gum things up.
Check into French Polish. It can be done on sewing machines with good results. It bit of a touch to doing it but there are some good TH-cam videos on it.
Love this machine. Do you have one available?
Good video
Is this a low shank or high shank presser foot?
Wondering about clearance from bed when needle is raised?
High Shank Presser Foot. Not sure about the clearance as I don't have the machine accessible right now.
Can you replace the throat plate with ordinary singer plate?
Whats the difference between the bu and the bu nova thanks
What a fabulous machine you have; I just picked me up a (Japanese clone Universal) boy almost identical. You talk about sturdy and smooth, one of my favorites. Imagine, zig zag back then, 1.2amp motor quite and strong. I do have a question for you, on one of the models or perhaps more, you can add an additional zig zag attachment next to the wheel that will give you additional cams, dose this attachment operate by the wheel turning or is it totally independent?
It engages the handwheel and has a large tire. I have another video on a BU Mira that shows it in action. These are definitely great machines. Enjoy your new machine!
I can't believe you like the Necchi over the Adler. Wow. I need to check out the Necchi. Thanks.
Adler belts are crazy expensive to replace...
Can you still find part's for them?
Hello,
I recently acquired a Necchi BU Nova. It seems to work well but doesn’t feed the fabric. Do you have any idea what I might be doing wrong?
Joe Humphries Thank you!
Yes, reach inside where the bobbin goes and switch the little lever so your feed dogs go back ingaged
Quite comparable to my German built Singer 216g of similar vintage. Worst drawback to either one is that they're so darn scarce!
How do I get bobbin parts for this machine? I live in ca. where can I find someone to refurbish it?
You can use any "Class 15" bobbin. Search ebay and you'll find plenty.
Could you tell ne what that screw looking thing on the top of te machine is for?
My Mother in law has this machine and is having an issue. Her feed dog needs to be adjusted and we cannot find any videos showing this for her specific machine. Can you help us?
Did the feed dog plate with the seam allowance guides come with the machine? Mine just has a blank pkate
Hi! I just had my mother in law’s necchi BU refurbished and anxious to test it out. It came in a cabinet with the foot pedal attached to wall and the motor/ light plug attach to inside back, so the two prongs stick
Out of a hole in the back. We changed the wires cuz they were so brittle and old. Problem is how do I plug into wall ? It’s not grounded so can’t use three prong female. Any suggestions??
I have a Necchi BU and the machine leaned over too much and broke the hinges that attach the machine to the cabinet. Can you tell me where I might find a replacement set? I have looked everywhere. Thank you.
Makes me want one and I have a 66 and 15-125
I got one last month, but she needs re-wiring. Do you have any tutorials or instructions for putting new wires onto this machine? I'd rather do it myself rather than take it in to the shop for $150.
Hello Someone just gave me a Nechi BU Nova. Beautiful condition but the motor is gone! Belt is in c good condition. Just need the motor. Where can l find one. Thank you for your very informative video.
Does the bu nova have a drive belt connecting the top thread mechanism to the bottom thread mechanism? When you tilted the machine up it was hard tell what was under there.
Good night! Could you tell me if this machine is slant shank or high shank? I bought two buttonholer on ebay, but they are adjustable to slant shank machines, here in Brazil almost sewing domestic machine are slow shank. I find one those machines in São Paulo, and I'm thinking to buy this machine. Can I put this buttonholer in this machine, Necchi BU? Thanks for this video! ;)
Excuse the question you have this model for sale and please send your mail to know the value Necchi BU Nova Greetings from Peru Thank you
what are the primary differences between the Necchi "BU" and "BF" other than one can do zigzag and the other is just strait stitch? Are they both low shank or high shank?
Really like this machine. Great presentation. What’s the basic difference between this machine and the Necchi Supernova? What does the “BU” mean? Thank you, Sergeant!
Sergeant, is there a way I can get on a list or select a Necchi BU Nova or a similar model in that great sage green color? I’d like hearing from you what the process is to possibly buy a nicely restored machine from you. Thanks.
I'm trying to restore the Necchi BU. Any suggestions for an alternate tension spring for this machine?
How do you know the year? I have a BU and would like to know what year it is.
can this macihne topstitch on leather and vinyl? I notice the walking foot machines and compound needle machines are used for this. But they are so expensive. Any ideas?
The machine is strong enough to pierce leather/vinyl but the issue you're going to run into is the feeding of the machine. When the material gets thick, or it's tacky, like vinyl, the machine will have issues feeding it through cosistently. You'll end up with stitches that are short in length and inconsistent between thickness. It really depends on what you're making though. If you're trying to do upholstery you're going to struggle on a machine like this. Your best bet would be to get a walking foot or compound feed machine. If you're on a budget look for an old Singer 111W155. Goodluck!
I HAVE ONE OF THESE PLEASE MAKE A TUTORIAL ON HOW TO THREAD IT PROPERLY PLEASE I CAN'T FIGURE MINE OUT NO MATTER HOW MANY TIMES I READ THE MANUAL PLEASE DO A TUTORIAL PLEASE
Did you figure out how to thread? Need a tutorial on a vintage Necchi. Thank you
I'm new at this. My mom gave me her necchi bu. I've been watching these videos to learn how to thread the needle. If anyone can help that would be great.
Hello from Philadelphia. I have enjoyed revisiting your videos over the last couple of years as I have acquired and restored a number of sewing machines. I wonder if you still use your Necchi machines. I see from the videos that you made after this one that you acquired a couple other interesting machines (Adler, Meister, Husqvarna) and wonder if there is any standout after a few years of using the models you shared. Do you have a favorite?
Be careful changing stitches with needle down positions. Could break the needle
I just discover you. Mister the sergeant , I have a enchilada super nova Maybe. You. Have a tutorial How to address the problem with the Machine than
Thanckyou very much hope for a reply regards
I just found a necchi super nover everything included and I found a free 603e
I love it i want one please
Class 15 bobbin? I thought a 66
Seria bueno que expliquen en español ,por favor!
Good morning. This machines. They where make. To last. An like today. , anything don't work. , yo can send to be repair. Cost. More. Than the machi its self ,
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