Hey Gen X! You know I never thought of doing a video on that but yea I guess I could. So you want a video on what motor I used and how to make it work with the sewing machine? Just let me know and I’ll see what I can do. Appreciate the idea and thanks for checking it out. Appreciate you Gen X 😎 Stoney
@@genxsewista1066 sounds good! You got it :) just gimme some time and I’ll get something out soon my friend :) oh and make sure you subscribe so you have a chance winning a gold bar! Should happen here soon when I get my 1,000th subscriber 😎 appreciate your support.
Hey Mohammed! New cord was around 6-7 dollars and the splices came in a kit with 100’s for about 10 bucks. So, hmm. Maybe 7.01. Now it works like new. Lol. I’m pretty cheap and try and save where I can. 😎
@@StoneyCreekSparkchaser I'm even cheaper. I would have just untwisted the old cord. If that was impossible , I would have just snipped the cord off some appliance somebody threw away. Or more likely off an appliance that I have not thrown away.
So many cord videos
You’re just spamming me now!
Is that a hand crank cobbler leather sewing machine with an attached motor on your work bench and if so can you do a video? TIA…
Hey Gen X! You know I never thought of doing a video on that but yea I guess I could. So you want a video on what motor I used and how to make it work with the sewing machine? Just let me know and I’ll see what I can do. Appreciate the idea and thanks for checking it out. Appreciate you Gen X 😎 Stoney
@@StoneyCreekSparkchaser ….YW….Yes what kind of motor…variable speed?…and how you attach it to the crank and base…TIA..
@@genxsewista1066 sounds good! You got it :) just gimme some time and I’ll get something out soon my friend :) oh and make sure you subscribe so you have a chance winning a gold bar! Should happen here soon when I get my 1,000th subscriber 😎 appreciate your support.
How much did you spend on a new cord and 2 joiners ?
Hey Mohammed! New cord was around 6-7 dollars and the splices came in a kit with 100’s for about 10 bucks. So, hmm. Maybe 7.01. Now it works like new. Lol. I’m pretty cheap and try and save where I can. 😎
@@StoneyCreekSparkchaser I'm even cheaper.
I would have just untwisted the old cord.
If that was impossible , I would have just snipped the cord off some appliance somebody threw away.
Or more likely off an appliance that I have not thrown away.
Ok now that’s funny, but completely reasonable. The old not used appliance cord makes complete sense!!! Haha