Thank you for checking out my video. Be sure to check in the description for more great information like links for the manual, tools and equipment I use too. You can also help me out by clicking 👍 under the video.
I have a 1913 29-4. These are great machines. I will never sell this machine. I bought it 8 yrs ago from someone in ohio and it didnt have the treading rod to thread it. No shuttle, no spool pin. Had not been oiled in decades. I bought it for $300 + shipping. I had to sink more into it to get it like It was originally. Had to have one part custom made. I also bought a treadle for the machine. I was told its rare to get a 29 treadle by itself. It two was rusted. I had to have it sand blasted. Then took it to a paint and body shop that restored the paint to original singer paint epoxy. Everything has sewing machine oil and the inside has been degreesed and oiled. It a beautiful machine now. I run it with 2 rubber belt to give it strength to punch through leather. I will put this 29 against any commercial machine out there. Thanks for the video.
You Sir saved me. Like really saved me... I had some issues with my 100yo Singer 29k31 and after watching your video and carefully inspecting what i have wrong on mine - finally, after 8mths of being useless - SHE SEWS LIKE A CHAMP! You absolutely deserve a medal!
You lift the presser foot when darning and that releases the "normal" tensioner, that's why you need to use the one on the side of the head. That one is also commonly used for winding the bobbin, at least if you have the hand wheel and bobbin winder mounted on the front of the machine.
The holes in the lubrication cup are for holding a felt pad in the cup. The thread rubs across the pad to get the lubrication. My 29K 73 still has the piece of felt sewn into the cup.
I owe you a serious thank you for this video. I purchased an Axis 2792B in Oct 2021 (my first sewing machine after years of hand sewing only) and I have not been able to figure it out since the manufacturers' videos are incomprehensible to me (not to mention having no audio or on-screen instructions lol). Your instructions are detailed and clear, and I now hove the confidence to have a go at this beast! Thanks so much:)
I was on the fence about this machine, watching all other videos and the general info everyone gives. Your video was all inclusive and very well done thank you sir, I'll be buying that machine this weekend!
This was the best and most informative tutorial ever. Very well explained. Thank you as i just bought one and am waiting for the mail to receive some bobbins
I have a 29K66, enjoy sewing an patching on this machine. Relocated hand wheel to front an replaced worn gears. Took a while to adjust but am enjoying using my machine for shoe, boot, an sewing patches on coats an vests. Mine was made in England in 1940.
Thanks very much for this, you just saved me a whole bunch of time trying to work out why my machine was walking backwards...it wasn't I just had a weird set of instructions that told me it went the wrong way. I appreciate all the little tension setting stuff too. Cheers and thanks for sharing
I have a 1936 29k71. It is the first machine that I named. I was made the year my mom was born, Cona Jean. I have had it for about 8 months and love it. I had to do some minor adjustments and it works great. What you call the darning discs is what I learned to use when I wind a bobbin. The one thing I am not aware of is the thread hole in the top of the bobbin pin I have not known about it. I will have to look at mine, but it has seen well without it. Great videos!
I have a 29-3 treadle that I just love. I use it for canvas and outdoor fabrics. Hubby sews saddle leather in layers with it. It’s our beautiful beast!
Thank you for sharing. I am amused by the way the machines of yesteryear were made. Blessings. Viewing from the French island St Martin in the Caribbean.
Probably the best 29k I’ve ever seen. From the paint to the badge it’s seriously beautiful. I just got a Chinese patcher machine and had hell for 2 days trying to get it to stitch. I’m very happy w it but damn brother I dream of this machine. Thanks for posting. Hope to get one one day.
Thanks. I got the same machine a couple months ago. Your video taught me a couple things. Mine is in great shape and stitches well. I need to get it mounted on a movable base.
When the hand crank handle is in the front the tension plates in the front are used for winding bobbins. The front tensioner is also used when the oil cup needs to be bypassed. The cup lubricates the thread for sewing leather. The front tensioner is used to sew cloth. In that case you would not want to use thread soaked in oil. Without the front tensioner option you would have to clean out the oil cup to sew cloth. david
Thank you for this very informative video! I have had a 29-4 treadle model for 20 plus years and learned a lot from this video. I also just acquired a 29k-60 in it's original treadle configuration. These are great old machines. Iv'e used them for sewing patches on leather and installing zippers on jackets etc. These machines really out perform a normal household machine for doing heavier work.
Muchísimas gracias! Excelente la explicación y la calidad del video para poder apreciar bien todos los detalles. Me ha ayudado para saber usar mi Singer 29K51.
Finally a video on UA-cam that explains the model numbers! Thank you!!!! Can you do more videos on this machine? Service and oiling maybe?! Thanks in advance! Awesome video!
I find that these colored lights, accent the different forms and curves of the machines which has been a challenge to capture, especially on black matte finishes like this one. I am glad you like it. Thanks for saying so.
I'm getting one today. I have 5 other heavy machines but I think this will be a lot of fun to get going again, and this video will be a good reference. Thanks.
salut , j'utilise la même machine depuis 10 ans et pourtant je viens d'apprendre 1 ou 2 utilisation dont je ne m'étais jamais servi faute de savoir ou d'idée de le faire de cette façon alors que c'est prévu pour !!! donc merci beaucoup car si pour le reste je connaissais il s'avère une fois de plus que 1 on en apprend tout les jours et 2 le savoir ne vaut rien si il n'est pas partagé !!!! merci et bonne journée à vous forces et respect
Very clearly presented ! I'm CONSTANTLY having to adjust the tensions on my 331K4 which I use for furniture weight leather which I use to make purses, wallets and bags and I'm either really happy with it or driven bonkers when the 40 thread I use snaps or messes up in some way !
Awesome. I have something similar I picked up a while back (Adler), and after watching this video I went to see how mine measured up and discovered four things that weren't working right. Now I know what to do. No wonder the thing sewed like crap!
THANK YOU For the all the information in your Excellent video!! I foolishly bought a CLONE Class29 and you can imagine the manual for the machine is HORRIBLE! Your video was extremely helpful. Would you have an recommendation on how to make a CLONE produce except performance ( other than being a Boat Anchor ) .. That would be helpful..
Thanks for info, I have 3 singer 15-91s and love them but came across a 29 in good condition Ive never used it but think its just a cool old machine. Would probably sell it for right price but shipping would be painfull. This thing is a ship anchor !!! I love these old machines and tractors too. Lol M L Rogers Pasadena,TX
I own a 29k71 of around the same vintage as yours (Hammertone paint). SN tells me its from 1958. The Darning disks can be used to wind the bobbins if you have the wheel in the front (As Mine does). The front disks are used as they are adjusted for tension independently from the top disks. These machines are popular with cobblers and shoe repair shops. My grandfather had a shop from 1960ish to 1998ish and saved a few machines when he closed down. My dad and i both inherited a machine. i still have it on the original treadle stand but it was modified with an electric motor and clutch (Done crudely in the 70's). Great machines! Hard to find parts for them and needles are getting hard to find.
I have a 29k72 that i recently got from a retired shoe repair shop. I am finding that the presser foot does not seem to lift when stitching, it will lift with the lever to insert or remove a piece of work however as it stitches it just sort of shuffles forward without lifting the foot even when i put the adjuster to “h”. Any input on what i might look to fix would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks for the lovely video:)
I think the two plates are brackets that guide the main thread towards the bobbin on the rotary wheel. The bobbin thread is wound directly from the roll.
Hi Alexander, thank you for shooting this video, as the owner of 4 of these machines (2 x 29/15, a 29/53 and a 29/71) I found some of details very interesting and how you have presented the close-up shots is excellent. Many other video's I have watched just skip past important details which you haven't, so well done! However, I do have a question regarding the 71 and that is to ask about the correct installation of the Stitch Thread Regulator. The original square shaped regulator on my machine was worn so thin on its back face that it was necessary to purchase a replacement together with the small square Gib Plate, as this was missing. On inspecting the new parts, I noticed that both have a small 'notch' approximately 3mm wide and 2mm at its deepest, this gradually reduces to the parts thickness about the halfway point (if you've seen this then you'll understand, as its difficult to describe the parts in words...). So my question to you is, which way up do these parts fit? After much experimenting I've come to the conclusion the Gib Plate fits on the inside of the regulator against the face that is threaded for the Stitch Regulator Thumb Screw and both of the notches on the two parts are at the bottom, this seems to work ok but for a couple of issues. The first I discovered was if the Stitch Regulator Thumb Screw was tightened too much you could barely get the machine to move as it is restricting any movement between the Foot Bar and the Bell Crank Lever. If you loosened the screw off a little, the movement returns but the Regulator either slides up to the maximum stitch length position or sides off the end of the Foot Bar and ends up sitting on the top of the Feeding Foot... I have also noticed that the Feeding Foot now only moves back and forth and is not lifting in a 'walking' fashion... So in a nut shell, I appear to have it wrong somewhere! Obviously I've tried all the other alternative positions but it only appears to make things worse... What do you think? Thanks, Ken.
I have a 29k58 patcher and your video is the best I’ve seen explaining the adjustment on the pressure foot and the thread take up leaver. The bit you adjusted at the end of the take up assembly is missing on my 29k58 and it is causing all sorts of issues. I’m trying to source a replacement. Many thanks again for your excellent video. If you get chance to reply I’d love to know what size needle and thread you used in this video.
Maybe you can see enough in this video to be helpful? I didn't actual make this video a how to on servo installation but I do kinda show how I did it once. ua-cam.com/video/sThiub95oi4/v-deo.html
Would like to see more on your addition of a servo motor. I have a 29-3 and want to put on a servo motor. Photos or video would be great. I can machine or fab any mount but want to know about speed gearing etc.
It bolts to the bottom of the table with 3 bolts. Bolts and mounting bracket are part of the package you get when you purchase a servo. Speed is variable, that is part of what makes the servo so great. Comes with a pulley so not much to figure out but different size pulley can be placed on the motor if desired. Servo Motor Video ua-cam.com/video/9JgGIk7WBE4/v-deo.html
Thank you! This video was great. I have an Adler 30-1 which is very similar. I was having a few issues. Your video was helpful. I only have one issue and that's when I turn the head to go 180°, the needle touches the foot which results in broken thread. Can you offer any solution?
Hello Alexander I was wondering if you can help me with a few questions about an Adler 30 patcher. I’m very new to this and have a few questions to make sure I’m doing it right. If you can help that would be awesome! Doesn’t seem to be very much info on this machine but it looks very similar to the singer! Thanks
Show agora melhorou muito em legendas em português. Muito boa suas explicações é principalmente deste equipamentos em que temos poucas informações por aqui. Muito obrigado e parabéns pelo belo trabalho.👍🏻
Señor Alexander,buenas tardes desde Colombia, excelente vídeo,gracias por traducirlo. El tensor que muestra a un costado se utiliza para cuando se recarga hilo en el cartel dela bobina de abajo,esto para cuando el volante está ubicado en la parte lateral de la máquina. Nuevamente mil gracias.
I am looking for the main tension screw for my Power Patcher machine. The screw that I have is too short. Where can I find parts for patcher machine. Thanks
Question: I see that You take the tread off the top of the spool, but I’ve seen the thread peeled off the side of the spool. Seems like one methods would create additional twist in the thread. Does it matter which way you unspool ?
Thank you for checking out my video. Be sure to check in the description for more great information like links for the manual, tools and equipment I use too. You can also help me out by clicking 👍 under the video.
I have a 1913 29-4. These are great machines. I will never sell this machine. I bought it 8 yrs ago from someone in ohio and it didnt have the treading rod to thread it. No shuttle, no spool pin. Had not been oiled in decades. I bought it for $300 + shipping. I had to sink more into it to get it like It was originally. Had to have one part custom made. I also bought a treadle for the machine. I was told its rare to get a 29 treadle by itself. It two was rusted. I had to have it sand blasted. Then took it to a paint and body shop that restored the paint to original singer paint epoxy. Everything has sewing machine oil and the inside has been degreesed and oiled. It a beautiful machine now. I run it with 2 rubber belt to give it strength to punch through leather. I will put this 29 against any commercial machine out there. Thanks for the video.
What Kind of motor did you buy for it?
You Sir saved me. Like really saved me...
I had some issues with my 100yo Singer 29k31 and after watching your video and carefully inspecting what i have wrong on mine - finally, after 8mths of being useless - SHE SEWS LIKE A CHAMP!
You absolutely deserve a medal!
You lift the presser foot when darning and that releases the "normal" tensioner, that's why you need to use the one on the side of the head. That one is also commonly used for winding the bobbin, at least if you have the hand wheel and bobbin winder mounted on the front of the machine.
Yes! Of Course! It seems so obvious now that you have said so. Thank you very much @Balkongodlaren
Thank you for sharing this!
Thank you It helps to know, I'm looking to get one of these in the future.
This has got to be one of the best threading of a machine I've ever watched, thank you so much.
Glad you liked it!
Thank you Alexander , I have a 29K58 which I love for my Marine Canvas Business.
The find tuning is what I need to see !
The holes in the lubrication cup are for holding a felt pad in the cup. The thread rubs across the pad to get the lubrication. My 29K 73 still has the piece of felt sewn into the cup.
I owe you a serious thank you for this video. I purchased an Axis 2792B in Oct 2021 (my first sewing machine after years of hand sewing only) and I have not been able to figure it out since the manufacturers' videos are incomprehensible to me (not to mention having no audio or on-screen instructions lol). Your instructions are detailed and clear, and I now hove the confidence to have a go at this beast! Thanks so much:)
I was on the fence about this machine, watching all other videos and the general info everyone gives. Your video was all inclusive and very well done thank you sir, I'll be buying that machine this weekend!
I have china clone of this machine. This video really helped me figure out my machine. Huge Help!! Thank you
Ingenious and fascinating. I love mechanical devices, and this machine was obviously a game-changer in the shoe industry.
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This was the best and most informative tutorial ever. Very well explained. Thank you as i just bought one and am waiting for the mail to receive some bobbins
Thanks for this very helpful introduction to the 29k model. I'm in the process of restoring one and appreciate Your effort to share Your findings!
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I have a 29K66, enjoy sewing an patching on this machine. Relocated hand wheel to front an replaced worn gears. Took a while to adjust but am enjoying using my machine for shoe, boot, an sewing patches on coats an vests. Mine was made in England in 1940.
Thanks very much for this, you just saved me a whole bunch of time trying to work out why my machine was walking backwards...it wasn't I just had a weird set of instructions that told me it went the wrong way. I appreciate all the little tension setting stuff too.
Cheers and thanks for sharing
I have a 1936 29k71. It is the first machine that I named. I was made the year my mom was born, Cona Jean. I have had it for about 8 months and love it. I had to do some minor adjustments and it works great. What you call the darning discs is what I learned to use when I wind a bobbin. The one thing I am not aware of is the thread hole in the top of the bobbin pin I have not known about it. I will have to look at mine, but it has seen well without it. Great videos!
Incredible machine, amazing engineering...love the way you twist the ears to change direction
Agreed, amazing engineering. 20th century technology!
I have a 29-3 treadle that I just love. I use it for canvas and outdoor fabrics. Hubby sews saddle leather in layers with it. It’s our beautiful beast!
Very cool.
Muy buena explicacion descriptiva
recently acquired 2 29k's and this is a great source on how to get into using them
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Thank you for sharing. I am amused by the way the machines of yesteryear were made. Blessings. Viewing from the French island St Martin in the Caribbean.
A patch machine is one that I don't have, looking towards the future. Very informative on different models. Gracias
Probably the best 29k I’ve ever seen. From the paint to the badge it’s seriously beautiful. I just got a Chinese patcher machine and had hell for 2 days trying to get it to stitch. I’m very happy w it but damn brother I dream of this machine. Thanks for posting. Hope to get one one day.
This is a super interesting sewing machine Alexander. Thank you for preserving, and improving these old machines.
Thank you for all your support.
I love the resolution of this video and that you spent the time to have in focus the area you were discussing.Thank you mate,much appreciated.
Thank you for your astute observation and kind comments. Please come back for more.
I have a 29K60. It has a few issues but you have helped me understand it better. Thanks
Great Video, and it clearly explains the methods to adjust and operate my 1945 Singer 29K70 treadle machine. 👍
Thanks. I got the same machine a couple months ago. Your video taught me a couple things. Mine is in great shape and stitches well. I need to get it mounted on a movable base.
You can buy them. I made mine though. ua-cam.com/video/zw2OwLZj3X0/v-deo.html and ua-cam.com/video/ljKwE9NBA1U/v-deo.html
When the hand crank handle is in the front the tension plates in the front are used for winding bobbins. The front tensioner is also used when the oil cup needs to be bypassed. The cup lubricates the thread for sewing leather. The front tensioner is used to sew cloth. In that case you would not want to use thread soaked in oil. Without the front tensioner option you would have to clean out the oil cup to sew cloth.
david
Thank you for this very informative video! I have had a 29-4 treadle model for 20 plus years and learned a lot from this video. I also just acquired a 29k-60 in it's original treadle configuration. These are great old machines. Iv'e used them for sewing patches on leather and installing zippers on jackets etc. These machines really out perform a normal household machine for doing heavier work.
Thank you for the high-quality video on this machine. I have a 29k71 and have really enjoyed your explanations. thank you again.
Muchísimas gracias!
Excelente la explicación y la calidad del video para poder apreciar bien todos los detalles.
Me ha ayudado para saber usar mi Singer 29K51.
dope! I have a axis shoe patcher thats modeled after this and all of the parts are similar! this video saved me soo much hassle
thanks
Finally a video on UA-cam that explains the model numbers! Thank you!!!! Can you do more videos on this machine? Service and oiling maybe?! Thanks in advance! Awesome video!
Thank you for the kindness. I have sold this machine so that is all for now.
Once again a very nice video presentation.
The blue accent illumination is interesting. I like it.
I find that these colored lights, accent the different forms and curves of the machines which has been a challenge to capture, especially on black matte finishes like this one. I am glad you like it. Thanks for saying so.
Gracias desde Argentina , eh adquirido la k71 y tus tips me sirvió de manual usuario .
Got one 29Ki and one 29K3 that my grandfather used in his shoeshop until he closed in 1947
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Great to see a new video from you.
Great information. I have one but have not been able to get it to sew. Will have to get it out and give it another try.
It is worth a shot.
Thank you!!! Learned a lot!! Excellent as always!! We have a 1911 29K2 that we use often and wouldn't be without.
I love to hear when I can help existing owners. These are great machines for sure.
What an interesting machine! Cool! Thanks Alexander!
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Quiero leer en español
This totally fixed my problem ❤ thank you so much
Thank you for explaining. Pickup a 29k70 to sew patches....:)
Cut my teeth on one of those classics, had a treadle and motor drive. It's my next machine to purchase.
Thank you
Very clear and thorough. Thank you !
Glad it was helpful!
I'm getting one today. I have 5 other heavy machines but I think this will be a lot of fun to get going again, and this video will be a good reference. Thanks.
salut , j'utilise la même machine depuis 10 ans et pourtant je viens d'apprendre 1 ou 2 utilisation dont je ne m'étais jamais servi faute de savoir ou d'idée de le faire de cette façon alors que c'est prévu pour !!! donc merci beaucoup car si pour le reste je connaissais il s'avère une fois de plus que 1 on en apprend tout les jours et 2 le savoir ne vaut rien si il n'est pas partagé !!!! merci et bonne journée à vous
forces et respect
Excellent informative video. Much of this also applies to the singer 29-4. Thank You.
Nice machine, wouldn't mind having one!
Very clearly presented ! I'm CONSTANTLY having to adjust the tensions on my 331K4 which I use for furniture weight leather which I use to make purses, wallets and bags and I'm either really happy with it or driven bonkers when the 40 thread I use snaps or messes up in some way !
Awesome. I have something similar I picked up a while back (Adler), and after watching this video I went to see how mine measured up and discovered four things that weren't working right. Now I know what to do. No wonder the thing sewed like crap!
Glad I could help!
THANK YOU For the all the information in your Excellent video!! I foolishly bought a CLONE Class29 and you can imagine the manual for the machine is HORRIBLE!
Your video was extremely helpful.
Would you have an recommendation on how to make a CLONE produce except performance ( other than being a Boat Anchor ) ..
That would be helpful..
Thank you for sharing this wonderful video
Very interesting. It's a Rollys Royce
Thanks for a realy good intro of how to use tis maschine. I have a problem: the upper thread keeps breaking. Whats the solution?
Frank
Really appreciate for value information you shared
Glad it was helpful!
I’m second on one of these machines this week. Hopefully the other buyer backs out.
Thanks for info,
I have 3 singer 15-91s and love them but came across a 29 in good condition Ive never used it but think its just a cool old machine. Would probably sell it for right price but shipping would be painfull. This thing is a ship anchor !!! I love these old machines and tractors too. Lol
M L Rogers Pasadena,TX
Excellent vidéo. Will be use full to help me to tune my 29K71!!! Thanks a lot for sharing knowledge.
No problem 👍
Thank you for making this
I own a 29k71 of around the same vintage as yours (Hammertone paint). SN tells me its from 1958. The Darning disks can be used to wind the bobbins if you have the wheel in the front (As Mine does). The front disks are used as they are adjusted for tension independently from the top disks. These machines are popular with cobblers and shoe repair shops. My grandfather had a shop from 1960ish to 1998ish and saved a few machines when he closed down. My dad and i both inherited a machine. i still have it on the original treadle stand but it was modified with an electric motor and clutch (Done crudely in the 70's). Great machines! Hard to find parts for them and needles are getting hard to find.
Thanks for that. While some parts may be a challenge, needles are no problem, I go to eBay and search 29x3 for cloth and 29x4 for leather
Very helpful video ! Good job
Great voice. If you did books on tape, I'd listen.
Awesome, one of my favourite machines, and on my bucket list.
Good choice!
Thank you soooo much!! Just wanted to find out how to adjust stitch length!!
Glad I could help!
You are an absolute lifesaver! Thank you!
Your welcome. Glad it was helpful.
I have a 29k72 that i recently got from a retired shoe repair shop. I am finding that the presser foot does not seem to lift when stitching, it will lift with the lever to insert or remove a piece of work however as it stitches it just sort of shuffles forward without lifting the foot even when i put the adjuster to “h”. Any input on what i might look to fix would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks for the lovely video:)
That is a neat machine! I really enjoy your videos, thank you!
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Thanks. Very informative.
I have the same 29K72 on it’s original base. What a great machine. I’m clueless on the darning discs...
I have learned that since darning is done with the foot lifted the darning disks are independent from tension release.
I think the two plates are brackets that guide the main thread towards the bobbin on the rotary wheel. The bobbin thread is wound directly from the roll.
Hi Alexander, thank you for shooting this video, as the owner of 4 of these machines (2 x 29/15, a 29/53 and a 29/71) I found some of details very interesting and how you have presented the close-up shots is excellent. Many other video's I have watched just skip past important details which you haven't, so well done!
However, I do have a question regarding the 71 and that is to ask about the correct installation of the Stitch Thread Regulator. The original square shaped regulator on my machine was worn so thin on its back face that it was necessary to purchase a replacement together with the small square Gib Plate, as this was missing. On inspecting the new parts, I noticed that both have a small 'notch' approximately 3mm wide and 2mm at its deepest, this gradually reduces to the parts thickness about the halfway point (if you've seen this then you'll understand, as its difficult to describe the parts in words...).
So my question to you is, which way up do these parts fit? After much experimenting I've come to the conclusion the Gib Plate fits on the inside of the regulator against the face that is threaded for the Stitch Regulator Thumb Screw and both of the notches on the two parts are at the bottom, this seems to work ok but for a couple of issues. The first I discovered was if the Stitch Regulator Thumb Screw was tightened too much you could barely get the machine to move as it is restricting any movement between the Foot Bar and the Bell Crank Lever. If you loosened the screw off a little, the movement returns but the Regulator either slides up to the maximum stitch length position or sides off the end of the Foot Bar and ends up sitting on the top of the Feeding Foot... I have also noticed that the Feeding Foot now only moves back and forth and is not lifting in a 'walking' fashion... So in a nut shell, I appear to have it wrong somewhere! Obviously I've tried all the other alternative positions but it only appears to make things worse... What do you think? Thanks, Ken.
Hermosa máquina!!
Enjoy your videos. This machine is woooo cool
Hi sir I just got my machine finally 29k72 and my question is what kind of oil we need to use for the 🧵 or wax maybe? Really good video sir
I don't know. Try to find someone that sews what you do and then ask them. Thanks for your comment.😀
I have a 29k58 patcher and your video is the best I’ve seen explaining the adjustment on the pressure foot and the thread take up leaver. The bit you adjusted at the end of the take up assembly is missing on my 29k58 and it is causing all sorts of issues. I’m trying to source a replacement. Many thanks again for your excellent video. If you get chance to reply I’d love to know what size needle and thread you used in this video.
Mr Dyer could you show how you add a servo motor to your sewer machine ,and did you build the table that your machine is setting on
Maybe you can see enough in this video to be helpful? I didn't actual make this video a how to on servo installation but I do kinda show how I did it once. ua-cam.com/video/sThiub95oi4/v-deo.html
Would like to see more on your addition of a servo motor. I have a 29-3 and want to put on a servo motor. Photos or video would be great. I can machine or fab any mount but want to know about speed gearing etc.
It bolts to the bottom of the table with 3 bolts. Bolts and mounting bracket are part of the package you get when you purchase a servo. Speed is variable, that is part of what makes the servo so great. Comes with a pulley so not much to figure out but different size pulley can be placed on the motor if desired.
Servo Motor Video ua-cam.com/video/9JgGIk7WBE4/v-deo.html
Helpful, thank you.
Wow thanks for the tutorial im also like others a sewer from philipines
Thank you. Very useful.
Glad to hear that!
Maybe a video showing the servo setup in your patcher is in order. I have a 29K60 that I would like to power with a servo.
ua-cam.com/video/zw2OwLZj3X0/v-deo.html
Thank you! This video was great. I have an Adler 30-1 which is very similar. I was having a few issues. Your video was helpful. I only have one issue and that's when I turn the head to go 180°, the needle touches the foot which results in broken thread. Can you offer any solution?
Indeed! Great value! Thank you!
I enjoy these videos, thank you
Thanks for watching!
Amazing video! How can you change the height of the pressure foot?
Thanks. Yes.
Tanq so much,that was very useful. Cud I ask if this machine works with short or long needles?
Gosh that's a beautiful machine
Excellent Video, By chance do you know what the part is called for the lower tension that has the bold that was at one time adjusted at factory?
Great video. Very informative. Where can I find one of these machines? I like its simplicity.
Could you make a video on How to adjust stitch length?
I thought I put that in there.
Cheers buddy, great info now
Cheers, Thanks.
Hello Alexander
I was wondering if you can help me with a few questions about an Adler 30 patcher. I’m very new to this and have a few questions to make sure I’m doing it right. If you can help that would be awesome!
Doesn’t seem to be very much info on this machine but it looks very similar to the singer!
Thanks
Show agora melhorou muito em legendas em português. Muito boa suas explicações é principalmente deste equipamentos em que temos poucas informações por aqui. Muito obrigado e parabéns pelo belo trabalho.👍🏻
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Señor Alexander,buenas tardes desde Colombia, excelente vídeo,gracias por traducirlo.
El tensor que muestra a un costado se utiliza para cuando se recarga hilo en el cartel dela bobina de abajo,esto para cuando el volante está ubicado en la parte lateral de la máquina.
Nuevamente mil gracias.
Alex , good info. thanks
I have Sutton Landis 71 and I'm trying to thread it. The thread wire is hitting something.
Can you help ?
I would not be afraid to try compressed air and/or a lubricating solvent like WD-40 to gently free the obstruction.
I have a singer 29-4 what size thread will it take? Also can I use same size thread top and bottom?
Thank you
I am looking for the main tension screw for my Power Patcher machine. The screw that I have is too short. Where can I find parts for patcher machine. Thanks
Question:
I see that You take the tread off the top of the spool, but I’ve seen the thread peeled off the side of the spool. Seems like one methods would create additional twist in the thread. Does it matter which way you unspool ?
Really good thank you!
Glad you liked it! 🙏
Yep i have a 29k71 that was made in great Britain really sews nice not sure of the difference in US made.@@AlexanderDyer
Puede hacer un vídeo de como adaptar el servo motor a esa 2972? Gracias
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