I think you need more oil on this machine. There should be a drop or two on all the linkages. I would like to thank you for treating this sewing machine as an actual *machine* when you restored it. You didn’t sandblast the precision gears and connections, and you didn’t get paint in all the threads and linkages. As a sewing machine lover, I cannot tell you how much I appreciate that. I saw that some gave you tips on which way to turn the wheel and how to set the timing. We’re you ever able to get it to sew?
Чтобы поднять нижнюю нить, нужно отрегулировать натяжение челночной нити в челноке, возможно его нужно ослабить и проверить движение зубчатой рейки под лапкой. Когда я смотрю ваш ролик, это завораживает, прекрасная работа ! Энергия созидания ❤️🔥😊👍
Very nice work! There are some very specific things that must be adjusted to get it to sew. Back in 1979 I got a job repairing sewing machines at a Singer store. The very first one I worked on was a singer similar to that one. There is some very specific settings that are required for the needle shaft. Singers had timing marks on the shafts. Others did not, like that one. There are probably measurements for distance down at bottom and 1/4” up from therefor the hook position beside the needle. In order to get the thread to pull up, you must get the upper string installed, get it to go around the shuttle, and the arm on the side to quickly pull it up. I think your tension spring behind the tension discs needs to be wound one or two complete turns around the shaft. You just stuck it on. Best wishes, Kev8n
Thank you very much dear Kevin for your explanations and suggestions. Yes, it seems that it takes a lot of adjustment and some expertise to operate the machine correctly.
@@Restomaniac One more thing. I believe you are turning it backward in the video. To make sure, put some material under presser foot, move stitch regulator down for longer forward motion and turn the wheel. Must turn correct direction.
@@Restomaniac I agree with you, I think that the sewing machine doesn’t work just because he is turning the hand wheel backwards. I restored a Singer 27K, which is almost the same machine and he seems to have done well all the other adjustments, so it seems the reasonable cause.
Love these old sewing machines, mom had one similar but I believe newer model. It had an electric motor to turn the wheel. I had great fun with it as a young man. Thanks for sharing. 😁👍🇨🇱🇺🇸
Cool to see. I have a late 1800’s, hank crank. Seems to be a “Domestic.” It’s a joy to see them restored. Mine is “with the man” right now getting a do-over. It seems you have a timing issue. It can be re-timed. Also, the hand wheel turns counter-clockwise…toward you, in other words. One more thing, the needle may be in wrong. It matters. Nice job!! 😊
Wow. I wouldn't know where everything went if I pulled it apart! I have an old Singer treadle machine in it's own cabinet I want to restore. I will restore the cabinet but not the sewing machine lol. Beautiful work!
From what I could see, you must thread the cotton from the top and through the needle, and pull a good bit of it through. Then turn slowly, when the needle goes down into the machine it will take the cotton and loop it over the lower spool ( inside machine ) then from the top you can pull the upper cotton out and it should bring up the lower thread. A bit like lassoing it, you’ve done a wonderful job there and I hope this helps .
WOW, Respekt vor Ihrem Können !! Fantastiscche Arbeit - ich liebe diese Art von Videos 😍 Vielen Dank für dieses - 1 weiteres Abo und zukünftigen begeisterten Zuseher ! Liebe grüsse , Gesundheit und schönes Wochenende 🙋♀️☕
I have one like this. It works but it's got some old grime and missing paint and a damaged cord. I have no clue where to start with cleaning it. This is so helpful to see how I can give mine a new life.
not surprised you could not get it to sew. Just taking it apart you through off the timiing to get it so sew. There is a lot of adjustments that have to be made to get it to work right.
Creo que el volante está girando hacia la dirección equivocada o que el hilo está mal colocado en la bobina, no obstante la restauración es espléndida y maravillosa, gracias por hacerlo !.
Really nice restoration! Some suggestions here on how you might get sewing to work again - if you manage to do that definitely post an update! Great work! 😃
Que perfeição e capricho desse restaurador. Lamento não ser no Brasil. Tenho 3 máquinas antigas para serem restauradas e não encontro aqui quem faça isso para mim. Parabéns e sucesso ❤❤❤
I have an old Singer that looks a lot like this machine, although in better shape as I still sew with it. It has that same style bobbin. The finish is black wrinkle paint, which I love.
You haven't reset the 'timing' for the machine (like the timing on a car engine) that's why the thread is not being picked up on the bottom from the shuttle. Something you can research on TH-cam how to do this.......
...оказывается ты хороший мастер, у меня такая-же машинка осталась от бабушки, хотел выкинуть, а теперь, после твоего видеоурока , буду ее восстанавливать, спасибо большое за помощь, здоровья тебе и удачи во всём!!!
A restauracao ficou maravilhosa. Vale a pena recuperar uma peca dessa tao rara e que nos ajuda a contar a história das coisas. Confesso que foi a primeira vez que eu vi uma máquina de costura dessas com esse tipo de bobina. O mecanismo de encher a bobina me fez lembrar as antigas rocas de fiar. Muito bonita. Acho que nessa época era bem difícil costurar com ela. Um abraco.
@Zalora Silver I have a old Singer that is a converted treadle machine that uses this type of bobbin. It was converted to electricity by the addition of a motor on the side that runs the belt. This machine has sewn many thousands of yards of fabric and still runs.
Nice job, you need to set the timing between upper and lower thread. Would also benefit from it's wooden base. The proof of the pudding is in the eating.
Have you ever considered an ultra sonic parts washer/cleaner❓ I suspect it would speed things up. Just say’n I have used a variety of sewing machines, for light work I liked the old Singers. For heavy work the Adlers made in East Germany.
This machine is copy of the Singer 27/127 (many many manufacturers started making Singer 27 copies in the early 1900s) and dates to after 1910---perhaps to the 1920. It has advanced features that weren't introduced by Singer until then. Nice job.
I was given one 1910, which look similar to that one but doesn’t have handcrank treadle. Where can I get the bullet cover front. It has the slide back.
babam bir sıcak demirciydi bir sürü makinadan anladığı gibi bu makinalardan da anlardı . çok tamirini izlemişimdir. aklımda kaldığı kadarıyla çavanoz dedikleri şeyin ayarı ve üstten gelen ipin sertliği ayarlanırsa dikişte başarılı olunur. bir de bunun pedallı masası olması lazımdı ama gitmiş. bulunabilir bence. en azından zamana karşı korumaya aldınız. iyi iş.
My mother had a singer , she used to make wedding dresses and all kinds of things for people , i used to help sometimes , she would guide the material through and i would turn the handle , so in a way i was the drive motor , much cheaper than an electric one 🙂🙂
Someone might have already commented this, and it may not fix your take-up problem for the bobbin thread, but when you were attempting to sew you were turning the wheel in the wrong direction. The wheel should turn over and towards you, not away (if you were facing the wheel-end of the machine, it would be turning anticlockwise/counterclockwise). If the machine had a hand-crank attached (it looks like it’s supposed to) then you would turn the hand-crank clockwise (away from you, like you’re doing in the video to the wheel) which would then turn the wheel anti-clockwise as it’s supposed to.
Précision, ma deuxième machine Singer N°27 , le vilebrequin n'étant pas bloqué, j'ai nettoyé les pièces, graissé comme un malade! Et remonté sans problème ( mais je ne me suis pas risqué à démonter le vilebrequin !) Merci pour la vidéo, cordialement lainé jean-Pierre
Bonjour. Merci pour votre vidéo. A 6mn53 secondes, vous présentez l'ensemble des pièces que vous avez démonté. Mais, comment extraire le vilebrequin ? Il y a un secret ? Une astuce de démontage ? Mon vilebrequin est bloqué, et malgré les litres de dégrippant, pour l'instant, impossible de le démonter. Précision, j'ai la même machine que vous ! Singer 27 Cordialement Jean-Pierre
Cela fait longtemps, je ne m'en souviens plus très bien, mais peut-être que je n'ai pas pu non plus retirer le vilebrequin 😊 En fait, il devrait pouvoir sortir facilement.
Bom trabalho, parabéns, você não conseguiu costurar com a máquina porque você está girando o volante dela para o lado errado, gire ele para o outro lado que você vai conseguir costurar, eu tenho uma máquina quase idêntica a essa porém é da marca Singer, espero ter ajudado
Hello,Your work is amazing. I bought a vintage Meys-Dido Milk Separator and am trying to get it working. Where are you based? Ii live in Ireland.keep up the great work. Kind regards,Fiona
@@Restomaniac Do you sell fully restored vintage milk separators? I bought a vintage milk separator but I cannot find an instruction manual for it and need help to get it working. If you look on my youtube channel you will see a video of it.Kind regards from Ireland,Happy Easter,Fiona
i watched hundreds of restoration videos but this is the first one about a swing machine and i liked it
Thank you very much :)
I think you need more oil on this machine. There should be a drop or two on all the linkages. I would like to thank you for treating this sewing machine as an actual *machine* when you restored it. You didn’t sandblast the precision gears and connections, and you didn’t get paint in all the threads and linkages. As a sewing machine lover, I cannot tell you how much I appreciate that. I saw that some gave you tips on which way to turn the wheel and how to set the timing. We’re you ever able to get it to sew?
Чтобы поднять нижнюю нить, нужно отрегулировать натяжение челночной нити в челноке, возможно его нужно ослабить и проверить движение зубчатой рейки под лапкой. Когда я смотрю ваш ролик, это завораживает, прекрасная работа ! Энергия созидания ❤️🔥😊👍
Very nice work! There are some very specific things that must be adjusted to get it to sew. Back in 1979 I got a job repairing sewing machines at a Singer store. The very first one I worked on was a singer similar to that one. There is some very specific settings that are required for the needle shaft. Singers had timing marks on the shafts. Others did not, like that one. There are probably measurements for distance down at bottom and 1/4” up from therefor the hook position beside the needle. In order to get the thread to pull up, you must get the upper string installed, get it to go around the shuttle, and the arm on the side to quickly pull it up. I think your tension spring behind the tension discs needs to be wound one or two complete turns around the shaft. You just stuck it on.
Best wishes, Kev8n
Thank you very much dear Kevin for your explanations and suggestions. Yes, it seems that it takes a lot of adjustment and some expertise to operate the machine correctly.
@@Restomaniac One more thing. I believe you are turning it backward in the video. To make sure, put some material under presser foot, move stitch regulator down for longer forward motion and turn the wheel. Must turn correct direction.
@@Restomaniac I agree with you, I think that the sewing machine doesn’t work just because he is turning the hand wheel backwards. I restored a Singer 27K, which is almost the same machine and he seems to have done well all the other adjustments, so it seems the reasonable cause.
I did a Singer from 1902 and all it needed was the tension, and the other thing was I don't think anybpdy had oiled it since 1902!
Finally someone who protects the inside of the machine from getting spray painted. Good job.
Thank you very much 😊🤗
Great restoration. I had not ever seen a vibrating shuttle machine. Now I have, very cool. 😆
Thank you :)
Parabéns pelo trabalho show de bola serviço perfeito 🇧🇷🇧🇷👏👏👏👍nota💯
Love to see more restorations on sewing machines, Nice job! 👍😍
Thank you very much :)
Love these old sewing machines, mom had one similar but I believe newer model. It had an electric motor to turn the wheel. I had great fun with it as a young man. Thanks for sharing. 😁👍🇨🇱🇺🇸
Thank you very much, dear Paul :)
Cool to see. I have a late 1800’s, hank crank. Seems to be a “Domestic.” It’s a joy to see them restored. Mine is “with the man” right now getting a do-over. It seems you have a timing issue. It can be re-timed. Also, the hand wheel turns counter-clockwise…toward you, in other words. One more thing, the needle may be in wrong. It matters. Nice job!! 😊
Thank you very much :)
Getting that bobbin thread to come up is tricky even with newer machines sometimes.
Wow. I wouldn't know where everything went if I pulled it apart! I have an old Singer treadle machine in it's own cabinet I want to restore. I will restore the cabinet but not the sewing machine lol. Beautiful work!
Thank you very much, dear Susan 😊🙏
Lucky you . The ironwork on those old treadle machines is beautiful
Privet esli production machinu chveynuyu y kuplu il zaplachu vacni rasxodi Zula spasiba za video
Love the floral design on the faceplate!
Great job on antique sewing machine restoration restmaniac❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you very much, dear Julien 😊🤗
Ha hecho un milagro con esa máquina cochambrosa. Excelente trabajo.
From what I could see, you must thread the cotton from the top and through the needle, and pull a good bit of it through. Then turn slowly, when the needle goes down into the machine it will take the cotton and loop it over the lower spool ( inside machine ) then from the top you can pull the upper cotton out and it should bring up the lower thread. A bit like lassoing it, you’ve done a wonderful job there and I hope this helps .
Thank you very much for your comments and suggestions :)
WOW, Respekt vor Ihrem Können !!
Fantastiscche Arbeit - ich liebe diese Art von Videos 😍
Vielen Dank für dieses - 1 weiteres Abo und zukünftigen begeisterten Zuseher !
Liebe grüsse , Gesundheit und schönes Wochenende 🙋♀️☕
Du bist sehr nett, danke :)
Thank's and congrats bro for caring for this vintage Sewing machine....Looks great 👍👍👍
Thank you very much my friend :)
I have one like this. It works but it's got some old grime and missing paint and a damaged cord. I have no clue where to start with cleaning it. This is so helpful to see how I can give mine a new life.
I do these for a living. I can't wait to watch the video.
Oh, my goodness, the handle / wheel all cleaned up is so yummy!
Thank you 😊
BEAUTIFUL RESTORATION.
Lower needle or replace with a longer needle, this simple adjustment should pull the bottom thread/rope up.
Thank you very much 😊
not surprised you could not get it to sew. Just taking it apart you through off the timiing to get it so sew. There is a lot of adjustments that have to be made to get it to work right.
Looks great! I would have never gotten it put back together. I hope your able to get it to work.
Thank you very much :)
Creo que el volante está girando hacia la dirección equivocada o que el hilo está mal colocado en la bobina, no obstante la restauración es espléndida y maravillosa, gracias por hacerlo !.
Hello Resto beautiful restoration good job well done
Hello Vince :) Thank you very much :)
esa maquina es de principios del 1900... es hermoza... muy buen trabajo te felisito
Gracias :)
Always perfect, beautyful. Only one! Black paint must powder lack. Piano black efekt.
Thank you 😊
Amazing
I can’t stop watching the video
Thank you :)
Really nice restoration! Some suggestions here on how you might get sewing to work again - if you manage to do that definitely post an update! Great work! 😃
Thank you very much, dear Fred :)
It was great to see the restoration of a sewing machine! 😃 👏 I hope you are able to figure out how to get it working for sewing.
Thank you very much for your comments :)
Que perfeição e capricho desse restaurador. Lamento não ser no Brasil. Tenho 3 máquinas antigas para serem restauradas e não encontro aqui quem faça isso para mim. Parabéns e sucesso ❤❤❤
Nice job. That's a lot of parts to remember how to put back together 👍
Thank you 😊
Great job it looks beautiful and gorgeous. You are a genius and the video
Thank you so much, dear Alan :)
I have an old Singer that looks a lot like this machine, although in better shape as I still sew with it. It has that same style bobbin. The finish is black wrinkle paint, which I love.
Excellent finish
Thank you :)
You haven't reset the 'timing' for the machine (like the timing on a car engine) that's why the thread is not being picked up on the bottom from the shuttle. Something you can research on TH-cam how to do this.......
Фантастика! Золотые руки ❤
Спасибо 😊🤗
...оказывается ты хороший мастер, у меня такая-же машинка осталась от бабушки, хотел выкинуть, а теперь, после твоего видеоурока , буду ее восстанавливать, спасибо большое за помощь, здоровья тебе и удачи во всём!!!
Большое спасибо за ваши добрые комментарии :) С уважением.
@@Restomaniac ...потому, что ты хороший мастер и отличный человек!!!
Good, so good! Remember me my grandma!
Thank you very much, dear Eric :)
A restauracao ficou maravilhosa. Vale a pena recuperar uma peca dessa tao rara e que nos ajuda a contar a história das coisas. Confesso que foi a primeira vez que eu vi uma máquina de costura dessas com esse tipo de bobina. O mecanismo de encher a bobina me fez lembrar as antigas rocas de fiar. Muito bonita. Acho que nessa época era bem difícil costurar com ela. Um abraco.
Muito obrigado :)
Best resto ever.
Thank you very much my old friend 😊🤗
Gorgeous restoration! Many thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much 😊
Mükemmel bir restorasyon, bir sürü ufak parça, vida, yay vesaire, hepsini tekrar yerine takmak resmen sabır ve ustalık gerektiriyor.
Çok teşekkür ederim Cem Bey, sevgiler :)
Теперь можно на выстовку этот экспонат. Добротная работа , круто 🤟 😎
Большое спасибо :)
Beautiful job!
Thank you 😊
*looks out into the distance*
I haven't seen a bobbin like that in 84 years
@Zalora Silver I have a old Singer that is a converted treadle machine that uses this type of bobbin. It was converted to electricity by the addition of a motor on the side that runs the belt. This machine has sewn many thousands of yards of fabric and still runs.
Sometimes called a 'torpedo' bobbin. It's only been 45 years for me!
Ficou perfeito, tenho uma parecida precisando ser restaurada, mas aqui não conheço ninguém que faça. Parabéns belíssimo trabalho.
Obrigada :)
Nice job, you need to set the timing between upper and lower thread. Would also benefit from it's wooden base. The proof of the pudding is in the eating.
Thank you very much :)
Super like 🙌🙌🙌
Thank you 😊🤗
Have you ever considered an ultra sonic parts washer/cleaner❓ I suspect it would speed things up. Just say’n
I have used a variety of sewing machines, for light work I liked the old Singers. For heavy work the Adlers made in East Germany.
Thank you. I have an ultrasonic cleaner, but it's pretty small. I don't know, I like to clean it the old way, but there were too many parts.
Looks great and an excellent job restoring it!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Thank you very much my friend :)
Hey RM
Wow, this had a lot of parts!
I now have a new favourite restoration of yours!
Great job.
Take care of Yourselves😁
Thank you very much, dear Tim. Your comment made me happy :)
@@Restomaniac
Awesome
That makes 2 of us happy🙂
This machine is copy of the Singer 27/127 (many many manufacturers started making Singer 27 copies in the early 1900s) and dates to after 1910---perhaps to the 1920. It has advanced features that weren't introduced by Singer until then.
Nice job.
Thank you 😊
...LOOKIN' GOOD, HAVE A GREAT WEEK...
Thank you very dear Bob :)
@@Restomaniac ..the cat in the thumbnail, is just me on a bad day...lol..
Godd job brother congratulations
Thank you :)
Sweet 👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you :)
How did you keep your sanity with all of those pieces?!?! Great restoration. I would have went insane lol
Thank you very much 😊🤗
Great job.
Thank you :)
I was given one 1910, which look similar to that one but doesn’t have handcrank treadle. Where can I get the bullet cover front. It has the slide back.
Love love love! Sensacional!
Tebrik ediyorum harika olmuş eskilere gittim ellerine sağlık🧿
Teşekkür ederim canım :)
Как ты поднимешь нижнюю нитку, если верхнюю не заправила?
İşte restorasyon diye buna derim. Ellerine sağlık kardeşim. Mükemmel oldu. Baya karışık bir çalışma. Onu nasıl topladın. Maşallah.
Ah Salih kardeşim, vidalar boyutları gereği bira zorladı beni :)) Çok teşekkür ederim kardeşim.
@@Restomaniac aynen baya ince işçilik var ben cesaret edemem gerçekten onu toplamaya
Você é muito bom nas restaurações amigo 👍
Muito obrigado :)
...да, он очень хороший человек!!!
@@ВадимКузнецов-э5б yes
Wow how many screws.. Great job.
Thank you :)
Nice job but, it's not finished. Do we get another episode?
Birdy
Parabéns vc sabe coisa legal tatralho minha abençoe
Чудова робота, про таку антикварні річ я мрію. Вітаю вас
Дуже дякую :)
babam bir sıcak demirciydi bir sürü makinadan anladığı gibi bu makinalardan da anlardı . çok tamirini izlemişimdir. aklımda kaldığı kadarıyla çavanoz dedikleri şeyin ayarı ve üstten gelen ipin sertliği ayarlanırsa dikişte başarılı olunur. bir de bunun pedallı masası olması lazımdı ama gitmiş. bulunabilir bence. en azından zamana karşı korumaya aldınız. iyi iş.
Yorumlarınız için çok teşekkür ederim Doğan Bey.
...а ещё бывают и холодные кузнецы!!!
@@ВадимКузнецов-э5б sıcak demircilik soğuk demirciligi de içerir :) fakat tersi olmaz.
My mother had a singer , she used to make wedding dresses and all kinds of things for people , i used to help sometimes , she would guide the material through and i would turn the handle , so in a way i was the drive motor , much cheaper than an electric one 🙂🙂
Donde se puede conseguir la bobina de esa maquina que están restaurando, tengo una y me falta esa pieza
wonderfull 👍
Thank you very much :)
Dikiş makinasının içi hayli karışıkmış, çalışmasa da elinize sağlık.
Çok teşekkür ederim Remzi Bey :)
Great work 👍 I would have no idea how to put that back together!
Thank you very much :)
Please, how can I do electrolysis nikel paint ?
What are components used ? and what ratio of each ?
You can search on TH-cam and find nice videos about electrolysis 😊
wonderful
You show put all the steps and products you are using. Some you skipped. Great job!
Nice restore. It's not done though. Does this machine need the foot treadle?
You need to get the timing right, and find a motor - electric/table with treadle - foot, to power it
Thank you 😊
Someone might have already commented this, and it may not fix your take-up problem for the bobbin thread, but when you were attempting to sew you were turning the wheel in the wrong direction. The wheel should turn over and towards you, not away (if you were facing the wheel-end of the machine, it would be turning anticlockwise/counterclockwise).
If the machine had a hand-crank attached (it looks like it’s supposed to) then you would turn the hand-crank clockwise (away from you, like you’re doing in the video to the wheel) which would then turn the wheel anti-clockwise as it’s supposed to.
Other than that I love this video and find the restoration inspirational! ❤️ I have a Wertheim myself and they are great antique machines.
Super!
Précision, ma deuxième machine Singer N°27 , le vilebrequin n'étant pas bloqué, j'ai nettoyé les pièces, graissé comme un malade! Et remonté sans problème ( mais je ne me suis pas risqué à démonter le vilebrequin !)
Merci pour la vidéo, cordialement lainé jean-Pierre
The top thread will pull up the bottom thread. Then you will need to time it to make proper stitches probably.
Fantastique !!!
Thank you :)
Superbe machine
Thanks!
Bonjour. Merci pour votre vidéo.
A 6mn53 secondes, vous présentez l'ensemble des pièces que vous avez démonté.
Mais, comment extraire le vilebrequin ?
Il y a un secret ? Une astuce de démontage ?
Mon vilebrequin est bloqué, et malgré les litres de dégrippant, pour l'instant, impossible de le démonter.
Précision, j'ai la même machine que vous ! Singer 27
Cordialement Jean-Pierre
Cela fait longtemps, je ne m'en souviens plus très bien, mais peut-être que je n'ai pas pu non plus retirer le vilebrequin 😊 En fait, il devrait pouvoir sortir facilement.
Bonsoir et merci pour votre réponse.
Cordialement Jean-Pierre
Couldn't get it up? The bottom thread, that is. Probably needs a simple adjustment.
Probably, it's an easily solvable problem for sewing masters :)
You were winding the machine in reverse,
Yes, I think that was the main problem getting the bobbin thread to the top.
Bom trabalho, parabéns, você não conseguiu costurar com a máquina porque você está girando o volante dela para o lado errado, gire ele para o outro lado que você vai conseguir costurar, eu tenho uma máquina quase idêntica a essa porém é da marca Singer, espero ter ajudado
Muito obrigado :)
@@Restomaniac você conseguiu costurar com a máquina?
...а какого певца этот бренд, а?!
Hello,Your work is amazing.
I bought a vintage Meys-Dido Milk Separator and am trying to get it working.
Where are you based?
Ii live in Ireland.keep up the great work.
Kind regards,Fiona
Thank you 😊 I live in Turkey.
@@Restomaniac Do you sell fully restored vintage milk separators?
I bought a vintage milk separator but I cannot find an instruction manual for it and need help to get it working.
If you look on my youtube channel you will see a video of it.Kind regards from Ireland,Happy Easter,Fiona
good channel all about restoration, compared to side channel
Thank you 😊🤗😽
Beautiful! But, the bobbin wasn't threaded in the shuttle correctly; hence, not being able to sew.
Thank you :)
How much price of this. Thing
How long did this take you to do? I have one I was thinking of trying to restore.
I think it took 4-5 days including the paint drying.
According to the records from Singer the manufacturer of this sewing machine, this particular machine Serial No S117131was made in 1906.
Thank you 😊
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"Rope winding machine" = bobbin winder?
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Çok teşekkür ederim Berk Bey :)