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darn! either you never made part 4 or you took the video down :'( i hope you one day post it. or at least do a video about how you would have adjusted/improved the pattern. i would love it if you released your pattern for us to have a starting point to make adjustments to fit ourselves. the site you reference with the old pictures and patterns no longer has any of that info. did you happen to save an archive of all the patterns? its a shame you no longer make videos because you are good at teaching. you include a lot of info people have questions about that other channels dont think to talk about. i know its hard to get subs and views with such niche topics. some people who are in a niche market start a patreon so they can earn the income they deserve from the effort when yt wont pay much for ad revenue. i subbed in case you ever do make videos again.

very well done video. most videos dont tell enough about the feet or how to use it. this is very clear and not confusing. thanks!

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I am a perfect novice and never sewed with a machine before. I have bought an old Singer 15 in perfect condition but without the booklet, and thanks to you, I learned how to use it. I have already made a little bag, a cushion, little hearts,.... And have many more ideas. A real pleasure. Thank you very much 😀

Your threading is correct. I've seen more than 10 videos that do it wrong and they get mad when we point that out 😮. After the tension disks they go through the check spring, totally wrong 😮

Any way to turn on the machine without the pedal ? I want to test its functionality.

Does the manual provide a technical drawing of the proper bobbin? Or maybe a list of critical dimensions and features? I would love to 3d print some proper sized bobbins for myself i have 2 singer treadle machines. one was my mothers and my grandmothers older treadle machine which my grandfather converted to electric motor drive with a foot pedal in the early 1960s. It was just a belt drive conversion with the "clutch" lever for the leather treadle belt flipped to the "off" position. This was done for several reasons the absolute last of which im sure was the potential saftey hazard of open flywheels and mechanisms without any kind of shielding.

Does anyone have a .stl for a singer bobbin? Or can someone provide technical drawings or critical dimensions for the bobbin?

Thank you so much! Very helpful info!

I have this same machine! I've struggle with grt it to work…the board bobbin has parts missing & I haven't been able to find a replace.

Thank you very much with God's ♥️♥️♥️🌹🌹🌹🌺🌺🌺please more video's thank you very much

I’m also left handed 🥰 Thank you so much for this! 🫶🏻

Love your RAF model sewing machine ❤

Look into unshin! Japanese handsewing is an amazing lesson is how to be a human sewing machine! Also try a diy leather thimble, they are superior in my humble opinion! Happy sewing! Cheers

Your pitman arm balance wheel could probably be adjusted to sit a bit more snuggly, since that amount of wiggle room can add excessive wear to the mechanism. The arm itself can of course be replaced when it breaks. That part is trivial. But the fiddly bits around the balance wheel and other metal parts are more difficult to source.

Thank you for making these videos, I see that you have not uploaded in quite some time, but the quality and clarity with which you've convayed the information has been invaluable to me when I've restored and modified a rusty old 1913 Singer Treadle. Thank you so much, and hope you're doing well.

Good morning.

My mom had one back in Jerusalem she used to make us beautiful dresses that was 52 years ago Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful video ❤

🎉 Fabulous information. Thank you.

How to fix stop motion washer, on a machine?

Very helpful video, thank you. Against the wall, behind the wheel of the machine is a metal container. What is it please? I have one, it came with my 66K. I don’t k is what it is, unless it’s for oil? Or needles? Thanks

Thank you for your work, excellent explanation 👌

I wish I had gotten these with mine or kept those that came with 1960- 1962 machine the repair man could no longer fix 25 years ago. I just acquired a 101 need a lot of work and a 201-2 I believe works fine but I’m going to take it to my shop before I use it.

why does the upper part of my thread get stuck and it doesnt move when i try to sew? any tips?

Oh my goodness, I'm so glad I found this video. I recently acquired a White brand treadle sewing machine made sometime between 1916 and 1922 (it was sort of dropped in my lap unexpectedly). I have no idea how to use a modern sewing machine, let alone a 100 year old treadle machine. The cabinet drawer was filled with all these attachments and I had no clue what the heck I was even looking at. This is so helpful, thank you! I'll actually know how to use the attachments properly once I restore the machine, which needs a lot of TLC.

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I have learnt alot.Thanks

I love the presentation ,i need some of them to buy how can i get them

Excellent video. You really encapsulated my sentiments upon finding these intimidating attachments in the cabinet drawer of an old singer i purchased recently. I've been avoiding even looking at them until now 😅but this has given me the confidence I needed to learn about my machine a little bit more. Thank you! (Also, I noticed that you didn't cover a zig-zag attachment- are they not as common? The one downside of the vintage machines that I've noticed as a beginner is while they make excellent straight stitches, they lack in making stitches in areas where you may need more stretch.)

Thank you !!!!!!! I got this machine with no manual. Your video was a huge help!!! Keep up the great work!!!

Thank you very much. Unfortunately I do have, now I know it, a broken ruffler. And I also have some magic discs, do you know them? They are made of black plastic and look like the adaptor for the record player

Thanks verry much it was verry helpfull

Super-useful, thanks so much. I love these accessories. And I never realized what the tuck-marker did, very cool!

Thank you❤

Thank you for sharing your knowledge on the accessories. I was wondering if you could demonstrate the hemmer of a swing away type , (they don’t attach to where the needle is) Many thanks

Thank you for a fantastic video ❤

It's very hard to find that kind of notched bobbin winding shaft, i am struggling to find one

I'm late to the show here but wanted to add something. I noticed that you thought your mock shield seemed larger than one you had in your collection. I wanted to note that maybe it was bigger because cloth tents to wick moisture and spread. I wonder if the shields prevent wicking and need less material than you think to protect your outer clothes.

any ideas why my needle isn’t attacking to the bobbin? 😢

I just got my grandmas old machine from the 60s along with boxes of different accessories and i was so confused on what the hell some of them were, and even when reading descriptions i couldnt understand what some of them were for (still new to sewing) this is so useful omg

I was watching few youtube videos to understand better fabric directions, but yours is so far the best! Very clearly explained :)

Thank You for this video. I recently picked up a Piedmont from and estate sale. I haven't used an older black 40's machine for years not since I was a Teen. This is a good for refreshing my old memory ;P

What if i dont’ have a pin on the bed ? It does not look broken, it is simply inexistent …

Love this. Thank u so much ☺️

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Thank you. I have enjoyed your presentations. Thank you for helping me. Well presented.

You did an incredible job as a beginner knitter! I just found your account looking for Victorian knitting patterns and I'm very glad I did. I'm inspired to make my own cycling sweater 🧶🧶

Wonderful

Thank u very much for the illustration. I just got a similar machine of this kind. The issue is with the bobbin it does not tread properly what could be the problem? How can I fix the problem. Thank u