From experience when I repair I insist on the original S.E.I.K.O.REPLACEMENT PART'S. BLESSINGS Viewing from the French island St Martin in the Caribbean. Thanks for sharing. Blessings
I've started sewing as a hobby for about a year now. Thank you for your content, it is so good. I'm also a technician by trade and doubley love your work. I have the Singer HD 6800C. I chose it mainly because the user interface is extremely good and intuitive. Maybe someday I'll even go industrial
Hi, I inherited the Consew 226 from a close friend that passed away. I haven't used it much but I decided to lubricate it and adjust tension and stitch which is ok now. Problem is adjusting stitch length, it binds and hard to adjust it. I set it at 7 which looks good for leather. Thanks for the video!
Praise the Lord, thank you great video.... I need help, i have a Consew 227 cylinder arm. The bobbin and all feeder parts( bar, lift fork, dog ) are all very loose, the hook only picks up the thread on the first rotation then nothing. i have adjusted it as much as i can and tried to get them within specification but i think they are to worn out. no way to tell what the tolerances are! where do you order your parts from? any help would be appreciated.
Yes! I have watched any videos I can find on this, and there are some, e.g. The Thoughtful Woodworker, and I have read my manual which describes how to do it, but I still can't get the hang of it.
Hey man, thanks for all of the great videos you put out. I am a hobbyist and do some sewing. I started with some old machines and moved into some newer machines and now I am using industrial sewing machines. I have fixed my own machines and have enjoyed adjusting and repairing them, as I move to different ones. you're a great reference for my lack of knowledge in the repair department. I came across this video and it is the same as the one I use now, thanks in advance for any repairs I may need down the line. I have seen several posts around the internet on problems with adjusting the stitch regulator so that it is stitching the right number of stitches. it seems like a common issue and I Now find I have that problem. If I set it at five, it stitches seven or eight stitches. Any recommendation on finding a solution for that issue. I have seen two repairs for this problem but they were gear drive and mine is belt driven, the instructions show the adjustment on top of the machine where the gears are but when opening the top of the machine, It's the belt drive. let me know if you have any ideas and please keep doing what you do and keep the videos coming, they are great to watch.
Very informative! I have a Consew 206 rb5 that's in new condition. The machine works beautifully, but I'm not able to get the presser foot off. The screw that you remove from the back seems to be totally seized. It looks new, with no rust, corrosion, or wear. Any suggestions as to how I can get that stubborn bugger out of there?
Thank you for this video, you've been very informative. Your video will help us fix an Industrial CONSEW just like the one you repaired! 👍🏼 Great Scriptures too
We're can I buy parts for my old machine like that one on video,also what needle brand and size,and thread would you recommend for canvas and vinyl for boats, thanks for your videos on machines they re really helpful
I don't know if you can help but gotta ask. I was given a consew 126r-1 that looks like brand new it shows absolutely no wear but it sat for almost 3 years and the old oil was like tar. Ok my problem it I push the button but can not turn the wheel to change the stitch length. I'm thinking the old oil has it gummed up but no idea. I would appreciate any help
Where does the shaft that moves the upper tendon disc operate from. Mine does not move and I can't see how to access. The shaft will come out, but not ossilate in and out
Hello, I have a Juki LUH 521 double needle. One of the needles is sewing very well but one of the needles is sewing well the bottom stitch but it is leaving little balls on the top stitch. I have adjusted the top tension and the bobbin tension and I still have the same problem. I removed the hook, put it back and timed it and it work well for a little bit and then started doing the same again. I appreciate some advice. Thank you for your time.
This is kind of old and you may be good now. When you pull on the thread of the bad side bobbin case, does it have some resistance? If you feel like it's light and you've tightened the little screw and no change. Take the bobbin case out. Remove the adjusting screw and the tension mount screw to remove the tension spring. Sometimes a piece of lint or thread gets stuck under the spring. Check the spring and bobbin case for any wear grooves. After a period of time the thread can saw a groove in the metal and the thread will ride in that groove freely instead of getting pressure. Also the tension spring can get bent out of shape. You can bend it back a bit so it makes more pressure on the thread but if you bend it too much it will snap. When that bobbin case is right, you can adjust the tension until you can barely pull the thread through by hand. This is not the correct setting, I'm trying to illustrate how much bobbin tension can be applied on a functional bobbin case. That's all I can do over the innertubes :)
I know this is an older video; I am looking at a pair of CONSEW 225s for sale locally, one being billed as a parts machine. I really want to restore both machines. Are you willing and/or able to be available for consulting? My primary concern is locating parts and access to assembly diagrams to know what parts are missing and the ability to rightly identify parts for ordering replacements.
I have the same machine a consew 226, however my issue is it acts likes it’s not feeding the material, half step forward to a half step back. It doesn’t proceed to the next stitch.
Great video, I bought a pristine 226R years ago on C.L. I’m gotten re-inspired to get back to gaining confidence with my machine. In video you talked about eye-balling timing rather than using manuel specs. What is a better description of what you look for. How much should needle rise before hook tip is at centerline of needle. And should tip of hook be in the middle of needle scarf or perhaps a bit lower or higher ? You also raised up bobbin case assembly shaft. That I assume doesn’t effect timing ? just effects bobbin case retention tab ? I’m glad I discovered your channel and plan to watch them all ! Bryan C. (Camas, WA)
I have a singer 112W-139 which uses the same vertical hook system. As for your question about raising the bobbin case assembly shaft, I think it will not change the hook timing. Here are my reasons. The hand wheel remains unturned. This constrains the large gear on the lower shaft from turning. As the small gear is mated to the large gear, as long as it is not lifted or lowered after re-tightening the set screws, it will not turn either. The bobbin (hook) shaft is constrained to not rotate by a recess that locates one of the set screws. As for your first question, there is a beautiful video by Uwe Grosse called 'Consew 225 Hook Timing' that will address all your questions. I visited Camas, WA a couple of years ago. Very pretty.
For a technician, how long would it take to check (and adjust, as necessary) EVERYTHING on an "ok" machine... just to assume nothing and check everthing??
What are the chances that you have ever, or will ever do a tutorial on an older industrial Consew double needle machine? I have a 339 model but can't find much about set up anywhere online.
Next time you sew off any Sewing Machine,,,,always treble the fabric,,,that is you double folding the fabric,,,this is 6 plies,,,and I sew off with a very long piece of fabric,,,which I join,,,and sew none,,,stop,,,,round and round. ,,,several times,,,,do you like the idea,,,do this next time. ,,I always do it,,,
Between the teaching on the tension assembly and the quote from Ecclesiastes this has been the most important 22 minutes of my week. Thank you!
From experience when I repair I insist on the original S.E.I.K.O.REPLACEMENT PART'S. BLESSINGS Viewing from the French island St Martin in the Caribbean. Thanks for sharing. Blessings
I've started sewing as a hobby for about a year now. Thank you for your content, it is so good.
I'm also a technician by trade and doubley love your work.
I have the Singer HD 6800C.
I chose it mainly because the user interface is extremely good and intuitive.
Maybe someday I'll even go industrial
These Machines are made to last more than a lifetime if you service often. I t is very durable .Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Blessings
Hi, I inherited the Consew 226 from a close friend that passed away. I haven't used it much but I decided to lubricate it and adjust tension and stitch which is ok now. Problem is adjusting stitch length, it binds and hard to adjust it. I set it at 7 which looks good for leather.
Thanks for the video!
Such a cool sewing machine! Thanks for posting this video!
Reminds me of moms SINGER sewing machine she bought in 1960s heavy duty industrial sewing machine for work.
Well made video. I hope your repair business is doing well. I do servicing myself on the West Coast.
Thank you for the repair and the advice. God bless.
Thank you for sharing!! I have one of these...shes a beast. The one thing that I struggle with is the entanglement of the thread in the bobbin area
Ola en cuento se puede conseguir una de esas amigo
Praise the Lord, thank you great video.... I need help, i have a Consew 227 cylinder arm. The bobbin and all feeder parts( bar, lift fork, dog ) are all very loose, the hook only picks up the thread on the first rotation then nothing. i have adjusted it as much as i can and tried to get them within specification but i think they are to worn out. no way to tell what the tolerances are! where do you order your parts from? any help would be appreciated.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills. Blessings
Thank you
Do you know if the consew 210 is similar to this machine?
How does that moving blanket work for insulation?
Thank you
It would be great if ANY of these videos included adjusting the presser feet height.
Yes! I have watched any videos I can find on this, and there are some, e.g. The Thoughtful Woodworker, and I have read my manual which describes how to do it, but I still can't get the hang of it.
Hey man, thanks for all of the great videos you put out. I am a hobbyist and do some sewing. I started with some old machines and moved into some newer machines and now I am using industrial sewing machines. I have fixed my own machines and have enjoyed adjusting and repairing them, as I move to different ones. you're a great reference for my lack of knowledge in the repair department.
I came across this video and it is the same as the one I use now, thanks in advance for any repairs I may need down the line. I have seen several posts around the internet on problems with adjusting the stitch regulator so that it is stitching the right number of stitches. it seems like a common issue and I Now find I have that problem. If I set it at five, it stitches seven or eight stitches. Any recommendation on finding a solution for that issue. I have seen two repairs for this problem but they were gear drive and mine is belt driven, the instructions show the adjustment on top of the machine where the gears are but when opening the top of the machine, It's the belt drive. let me know if you have any ideas and please keep doing what you do and keep the videos coming, they are great to watch.
Very informative! I have a Consew 206 rb5 that's in new condition. The machine works beautifully, but I'm not able to get the presser foot off. The screw that you remove from the back seems to be totally seized. It looks new, with no rust, corrosion, or wear. Any suggestions as to how I can get that stubborn bugger out of there?
Amazing how fast it is
Thank you for this video, you've been very informative. Your video will help us fix an Industrial CONSEW just like the one you repaired! 👍🏼
Great Scriptures too
Hi
Great video
Please how do I replace a broken two loop thread guide on a jaki sewing machine
We're can I buy parts for my old machine like that one on video,also what needle brand and size,and thread would you recommend for canvas and vinyl for boats, thanks for your videos on machines they re really helpful
I don't know if you can help but gotta ask. I was given a consew 126r-1 that looks like brand new it shows absolutely no wear but it sat for almost 3 years and the old oil was like tar. Ok my problem it I push the button but can not turn the wheel to change the stitch length. I'm thinking the old oil has it gummed up but no idea. I would appreciate any help
I need to replace the entire hook and bobbin assembly on my Consew 225----Do you have a video showing how to do that?
Thanks!
No problem! Thanks for the Super Thanks!!!
Where does the shaft that moves the upper tendon disc operate from. Mine does not move and I can't see how to access. The shaft will come out, but not ossilate in and out
Hello, I have a Juki LUH 521 double needle. One of the needles is sewing very well but one of the needles is sewing well the bottom stitch but it is leaving little balls on the top stitch. I have adjusted the top tension and the bobbin tension and I still have the same problem. I removed the hook, put it back and timed it and it work well for a little bit and then started doing the same again. I appreciate some advice. Thank you for your time.
This is kind of old and you may be good now. When you pull on the thread of the bad side bobbin case, does it have some resistance? If you feel like it's light and you've tightened the little screw and no change. Take the bobbin case out. Remove the adjusting screw and the tension mount screw to remove the tension spring. Sometimes a piece of lint or thread gets stuck under the spring. Check the spring and bobbin case for any wear grooves. After a period of time the thread can saw a groove in the metal and the thread will ride in that groove freely instead of getting pressure. Also the tension spring can get bent out of shape. You can bend it back a bit so it makes more pressure on the thread but if you bend it too much it will snap. When that bobbin case is right, you can adjust the tension until you can barely pull the thread through by hand. This is not the correct setting, I'm trying to illustrate how much bobbin tension can be applied on a functional bobbin case. That's all I can do over the innertubes :)
what causes the machine to make a whistle sound? Is it an easy fix?
Where did you buy the flat bottom walking foot
I know this is an older video; I am looking at a pair of CONSEW 225s for sale locally, one being billed as a parts machine. I really want to restore both machines. Are you willing and/or able to be available for consulting? My primary concern is locating parts and access to assembly diagrams to know what parts are missing and the ability to rightly identify parts for ordering replacements.
Have you got a video of doing hook timing ? I have singer 211g
I have the same machine a consew 226, however my issue is it acts likes it’s not feeding the material, half step forward to a half step back. It doesn’t proceed to the next stitch.
I have a Consew 7360R and the tension is not working properly, especially on corner stitches. Would you know Where would I order a replacement piece?
Great video, I bought a pristine 226R years ago on C.L. I’m gotten re-inspired to get back to gaining confidence with my machine. In video you talked about eye-balling timing rather than using manuel specs. What is a better description of what you look for. How much should needle rise before hook tip is at centerline of needle. And should tip of hook be in the middle of needle scarf or perhaps a bit lower or higher ? You also raised up bobbin case assembly shaft. That I assume doesn’t effect timing ? just effects bobbin case retention tab ? I’m glad I discovered your channel and plan to watch them all !
Bryan C. (Camas, WA)
I have a singer 112W-139 which uses the same vertical hook system.
As for your question about raising the bobbin case assembly shaft, I think it will not change the hook timing. Here are my reasons. The hand wheel remains unturned. This constrains the large gear on the lower shaft from turning. As the small gear is mated to the large gear, as long as it is not lifted or lowered after re-tightening the set screws, it will not turn either. The bobbin (hook) shaft is constrained to not rotate by a recess that locates one of the set screws.
As for your first question, there is a beautiful video by Uwe Grosse called 'Consew 225 Hook Timing' that will address all your questions.
I visited Camas, WA a couple of years ago. Very pretty.
Can the bottom bobbin metal part can it spin around
hi my machine have different stich size forwards and different backwards how set up problem ? best regards
For a technician, how long would it take to check (and adjust, as necessary) EVERYTHING on an "ok" machine... just to assume nothing and check everthing??
i have the same kind of machine i was winding a bobbin and forgot to unthread the machine now it wont sew any idea what could be wrong
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How do you know if you need a whole new tension kit?
Where do you get your parts?
What are the chances that you have ever, or will ever do a tutorial on an older industrial Consew double needle machine? I have a 339 model but can't find much about set up anywhere online.
Ola amigo busco una consew 226R1 de segunda en buen estado,usted me puede colaborar ,gracias y en qué precio se puede conseguir
Which model is this
I need a technician to help me with my walking foot industrial sewing machine
great work
Thank you
Next time you sew off any Sewing Machine,,,,always treble the fabric,,,that is you double folding the fabric,,,this is 6 plies,,,and I sew off with a very long piece of fabric,,,which I join,,,and sew none,,,stop,,,,round and round. ,,,several times,,,,do you like the idea,,,do this next time. ,,I always do it,,,
Young fellow is dead on about a Singer HD. Pure junk. Pure waste of money.
Thank you