Singer 71 Antique Buttonhole Sewing Machine 71-34 Whip Stitch Buttonholer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I show features, beauty and function of the Singer Buttonhole Sewing Machine.
The 71-34 uses a whip stitch and barred or bar tack ends in producing buttonholes from 3/8" to 3/4" long. It then cuts the threads and hole after having first sewn the buttonhole.
There are many adjustments on this machine to produce just the right buttonhole. In addition to length the width of the bight, number of stitches in the bar and distance between stitches can all be adjusted.
We had something similar when I was working in Wardrobe at Opera Australia. There were only 2 people in the wardrobe workroom who were permitted to actually operate it as people kept fiddling with the adjustments LOL Was a case of save up all your buttonholes then find the operator to have them stitched all at the same time. Fantastic to watch, thanks for sharing
Thank you for taking the time to share this vid. Watching the machine in operation I was able to see how a part should sit during operation. This allowed me to solve a problem with my 71-30.
That's cool.
A wonderful machine something I could look at running all day thanks for sharing this
Black Singers are great!
What an amazing machine! Thank you for the education.
What a beautiful machine! Old Singer industrial machines are so intresting. Once used a cobblers machine, .ca 1900, never electrified. Took me awhile to figure it out. Was great fun to use.
The old technology is amazing to me.
FABULOUS!!! Great video, very well done!!! Thanks for sharing! :-) Such a solid, well engineered machine. Just love it!
Very nice machine can't wait to get mine up and running
I am still amazed when I use this machine.
I've just put deposit for a singer pair of I think 71s on one table. A buttonholer and other sews on 2 hole buttons. I thought was 7130 and 7137 but need to confirm
Thanks for the video - have recently bought on of these 71-30 - be great if possible to have an image of the tool for stitch length & measurements so i could make one - much appreciated - best wishes
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I see you. I no longer have that. Trail and error are your friend. Example, get the machine dialed in to say a 5/8" button hole, put in the gauge you are building, scribe a line at the indicator and label it 5/8". Now repeat for 1/2" 3/4" etc.
Hi There, Are these machines for sale? Great Job and a well polished Machine Man.
+hamansutra Some are, some are not and most already have. Follow me on Ebay, www.ebay.com/sch/alexanderdyer/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_ipg=&_from=
+Alexander Dyer (STRONGBOLT) OK Thanks Man. Keep the machine always Oiled : )
Interesting video and I saw your Singer Zig Zag. Did you make your own clothing? I liked many of your pants.
Hola buenas tarde de ac de peru queria preguntarle eses modelo de maquina si no tiene la tijera de corte de hilo no me baja la cuchilla de corte o son independientes
What would be a good selling price for such a machine?
Isn't that a purl stitch buttonhole? Not that I could find any clear pictures of them :D But some of these machines did whip stitch and some did purl, this one seems to be doing to the second one
I am going off of the literature I found for this model but I don't know the differences between these two stitches to say for sure.
Hi I have a 71-34 that I am trying to get working , it is sewing button holes but the tension is wrong, it is showing the colour of the bobbin on top of the button hole, can you help me with tensioning it ?
thanks for the video
sounds like the top tension is too tight
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I have one, how do i adjust the bite stitch
That is covered in this other video that I made here. th-cam.com/video/EgRvxNPLGRk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4r8GZOw3suRP79_g