@@anonymously241 this video is from Pakistan. I think it will be too much costly for you to buy from here because this machine is little bit heavy in weight.
Timeless venerated (essentially) a hand made Singer 99, designed almost 100 years ago. Many 66 and 99 machines are still in use, not as relics, but as workhorses! The originals will likely outlive YOU, regardless how old you are. The ones in this video are beautifully put together. Righteous pride in their work...
Singer 99 and 66 have horizontal bobbin, oscillating hook, and tension on the front of the machine. These machines are singer model 15 copies, with a vertical bobbin using click-in bobbin case, and tension mechanism mounted on the end plate.
as much as i love watching these vids.. The ones in this video are remakes. they might last some time since its metal.. but are not equal to the originals in any way. the original were made to much higher manufacturing standards.
I have a 66 that was restored to "new" about 40 years ago when I bought it, really beautiful. I thought I had something special until I learned they're quite common. They get restored that way all the time. Don't let them just sit. Oil them a spin them gently every once in a while. Enjoy.
I have the Singer of my greatgreat grandmother, 120 years later the machine Is still in the house, Turns perfectly no play! my mother used to sew on It when She was young so her mother etc...im a mechanic, never sew in my Life but i cleaned the machine and Is still perfect
The machine being made in the video is a copy of the Singer 15-89 sewing machine. The post 1933 Singer 15 is the most copied machine ever built, and as this video shows, is still being made
As someone who loves sewing and loves antique machines, this made me very happy. I love knowing that someone out there is still making quality machines like they used to. The machine itself is a piece of art. Wonderful.
Lol…quality! After a little use screws vibrate loose stripping the threads. It may work for a few hours but after that you’ll be glueing in screws so everything holds together, but it won’t work properly ever again.
I’m willing to bet this one is scrap within 10 years just from the crap casting, whereas my 1907 singer 15 still works as good as the day it was made and will probably still be doing so in another 100 years. There is no comparison and it’s an insult to singer to try to make one.
very beautiful machine I have my grandmother's old singer from 1921 it still sews very good 👍 I like it better than my new electric 😀. they do great work they are beautiful machines. hello from the USA 🇺🇸
The original Singer machines were meticulously constructed from high quality components, with close tolerances and outstanding fit and finish. Consequently, they lasted very well and gave decades of service. Whilst these machines are reproductions, they haven't reproduced the quality, fit and finish.
I repair sewing machines for a living, I work on all brands and models, singer is, by far, the worst junk ever spawned, singer litterly crawled out of Satan's toilet after he forgot to flush. I've even worked on new old stock, originals out of the box and they still won't sew, they are soooo trash, screws miss matched/missing, I can't even put it into words, I'm pretty sure these are the guys who made the original ones for singer.
@@iandeming9933 I have a treadle singer from 1938 it has no backlash and sows perfectly I was given an Indian hand winder the play in it was terrible and full of casting sand Singers are class machines their length of service proves so
I've seen one of these machines firsthand, the quality is not at par with similar Western made machines made decades ago but they do what they are supposed to do admirably well. I admire the resourcefulness and ingenuity of these people.
I use a 100 year old singer a lot on my Leathercraft,, hand crank machine ,,,have two of them ,,would not even thank of selling them ,,have them till i am gone, love them glad some one still make them the old way, thanks for the show,
I'm surprised they're making them a little out of order. I would have figured the machining of the casting would have been finished before the painting and art work. Fascinating video. Beautiful machines.
Good point. The decorating goes on first because the lacquer finish needs to be heated in a kiln to very high temperatures to make it stick to the cast iron. The decals are fused to the enamal at the same time. That much heat would wrap the steel machine parts if they were already in place.
@@ymor1451 Are you saying they use enamel or lacquer? I always wonder what they use on those old time machines to cover and prevent rust. I even try to investigate on one occasion and I discover on Ford cars in old times they use something called Japanning, something that even today I don't know how or what they use as ingredients.
Have an Pfaff clone from Japan, full metal body, fully mechanical, I love that baby. Grew up in Kaiserslautern, which used to be "Pfaff City". But my Mom had an old black and golden Singer from the 1920, and I was terrible fascinated from that thing as a child.
Stunning piece. I can tell this machine is a forever piece. I was mesmerized by the process of making it without any machinery involved. Great job and keep the tradition going. I would love to have one.
Sadly these machines would not last very long, certainly not forever. The surfaces are not ground, the tolerances are enormous, they never clean the piece after cutting metal inside the casting. In a year of use you would have to throw this machine away because the bearing surfaces would be out of round.
@@abdoexa you are missing the point. Those are generic basic sewing machines, they quit making those in developed countries 40 to 50 years ago. New technology these days the machines are much fancier, over 300 different style of stitches, electronic display, something these guys wouldn't know how to make.
These aren't machines that are being restored, but brand new clones of the singer 15. These clones are still being made and used and sold around the world.
First time I've seen them made. An old design - created in USA or UK? Either way a valuable machine for their own country and very useful. The workers were very good at making things fit!
They're all clones of the Singer 15, with varying degrees of accuracy. So, Strictly an American design but made in many factories all over the world from the 1890's to the 1950's. Most of the early Japanese sewing machines were also clones of the Singer 15 and production of such clones has since moved "down the development ladder" The same goes for Singer 81 overlockers, those too were copied and are copied in several variants.
A great team work. All are well experienced, skilled workers, having adequate knowledge of their work. It is very interested to watch every stage of the work. This will definitely worth for all those who engaged in tailoring field. Congratulations. God bless you all.
How many "brand name" machines would you have to buy before this one wears out? No planned obsolescence here...no fancy marketing...just a bulletproof machine that does what it is meant to do and more than likely at a reasonable price. All that aside imagine the self esteem and pride these workers must feel by making such a beautiful machine....bonus points for being the only population the won't be running around naked in case of an EMP attack.
Whatever I had to say is already covered with the comments! The machine is "dressed to kill" but it can really work. I really admire the workmen who make this machine which will be a dream come true for many homes! Thanks for the video!
better than the plastic ones made in china that only have a life span of about ten years these machines will last for ever like the old singer machines well done everyone
This is not a 99. The 99 Singer has a horizontal bobbin, oscillating hook, a front mounted tension and is a 3/4 size machine. The machine in the video is a copy of the Singer model 15
Wow, no gloves or nasty to prevent breathing in chemicals in the paint. No eye protection but at least have some gloves. But other then that amazing craftmanship really
Demonstrated workmanship is a marvel, but pales when you consider that it took a hundred years or more to draw abreast of the technology! Anyways, good work- must be made affordable for rural communities.
My aunt is a professional seamstress and she once said she regretted letting go of her old singer machine for a newer one. The older one was much more durable according to her. The newer plastic body machines tend to need more troubleshooting than the older ones. These workers are so hardworking and it's almost therapeutic to see them at work. However I wish they'd use some protective gears especially while using spray paint or other chemicals that might eventually damage their health.
I’m not amazed by the production line. More amazed that they still sell them, even in under developed counties the demand for the item is so low compared to twenty years ago even.
The demand is not low, as sewing has become a hot hobby as well as the traditional users. Quilting has a huge following. Project Runway and the Great British Sewing Bee has renewed the garment construction interest. And, as always, worldwide need for homemakers still exists.
Increíble lo que puede aser el hombre sin tanta tecnología y infraestructura .. solo las ganas de superarse .así es como progresan los rápido los países tercermundistas estos hombres le dan asu países dignidad y edentidad asu nación saludo desde dallas tx
Beautiful machine ☺️ I want one 👍👍
We are happy that you like this video. Where are you from? so we can guide you how to purchase it?
I'm from Vietnamese 🇻🇳 ☺️
@@anonymously241 this video is from Pakistan. I think it will be too much costly for you to buy from here because this machine is little bit heavy in weight.
@@SkillsUnit1 how much do you sell them for?
Awesome work, how much do you sell the for at your store?
Timeless venerated (essentially) a hand made Singer 99, designed almost 100 years ago. Many 66 and 99 machines are still in use, not as relics, but as workhorses! The originals will likely outlive YOU, regardless how old you are. The ones in this video are beautifully put together. Righteous pride in their work...
Singer 99 and 66 have horizontal bobbin, oscillating hook, and tension on the front of the machine.
These machines are singer model 15 copies, with a vertical bobbin using click-in bobbin case, and tension mechanism mounted on the end plate.
as much as i love watching these vids.. The ones in this video are remakes. they might last some time since its metal.. but are not equal to the originals in any way.
the original were made to much higher manufacturing standards.
I have a 66 that was restored to "new" about 40 years ago when I bought it, really beautiful. I thought I had something special until I learned they're quite common. They get restored that way all the time. Don't let them just sit. Oil them a spin them gently every once in a while. Enjoy.
I have the Singer of my greatgreat grandmother, 120 years later the machine Is still in the house, Turns perfectly no play! my mother used to sew on It when She was young so her mother etc...im a mechanic, never sew in my Life but i cleaned the machine and Is still perfect
The machine being made in the video is a copy of the Singer 15-89 sewing machine. The post 1933 Singer 15 is the most copied machine ever built, and as this video shows, is still being made
As someone who loves sewing and loves antique machines, this made me very happy. I love knowing that someone out there is still making quality machines like they used to. The machine itself is a piece of art. Wonderful.
Lol…quality! After a little use screws vibrate loose stripping the threads. It may work for a few hours but after that you’ll be glueing in screws so everything holds together, but it won’t work properly ever again.
I’m willing to bet this one is scrap within 10 years just from the crap casting, whereas my 1907 singer 15 still works as good as the day it was made and will probably still be doing so in another 100 years. There is no comparison and it’s an insult to singer to try to make one.
I love watching people working that actually know what they are doing and keeping it simple and easy to use.
Yeah..... These are so out of spec its not even funny.
very beautiful machine I have my grandmother's old singer from 1921 it still sews very good 👍 I like it better than my new electric 😀.
they do great work they are beautiful
machines.
hello from the USA 🇺🇸
Hy USA ! We are glad that you shared your experience with us.
The original Singer machines were meticulously constructed from high quality components, with close tolerances and outstanding fit and finish.
Consequently, they lasted very well and gave decades of service.
Whilst these machines are reproductions, they haven't reproduced the quality, fit and finish.
Have you used one?
I repair sewing machines for a living, I work on all brands and models, singer is, by far, the worst junk ever spawned, singer litterly crawled out of Satan's toilet after he forgot to flush. I've even worked on new old stock, originals out of the box and they still won't sew, they are soooo trash, screws miss matched/missing, I can't even put it into words, I'm pretty sure these are the guys who made the original ones for singer.
@@iandeming9933 I have a treadle singer from 1938 it has no backlash and sows perfectly I was given an Indian hand winder the play in it was terrible and full of casting sand Singers are class machines their length of service proves so
@@iandeming9933 Singer were quality machines until around 1970, after that they got worse and worse.
@@iandeming9933 What are some good brands?
I have a 1929 Singer that looks identical. Glad they can still be made. Imitation is the best compliment right. 😉
I've seen one of these machines firsthand, the quality is not at par with similar Western made machines made decades ago but they do what they are supposed to do admirably well. I admire the resourcefulness and ingenuity of these people.
I remember when I was in Saudi Arabia this kind of machines are being sold for $40- on the streets or even in retail shops.
Yes this kind of machine are still used in Pakistan and India mostly
I use a 100 year old singer a lot on my Leathercraft,, hand crank machine ,,,have two of them ,,would not even thank of selling them ,,have them till i am gone, love them glad some one still make them the old way, thanks for the show,
AMAZING and . . . . not one piece of plastic in sight xx
I'm surprised they're making them a little out of order. I would have figured the machining of the casting would have been finished before the painting and art work.
Fascinating video. Beautiful machines.
Good point. The decorating goes on first because the lacquer finish needs to be heated in a kiln to very high temperatures to make it stick to the cast iron. The decals are fused to the enamal at the same time. That much heat would wrap the steel machine parts if they were already in place.
@@ymor1451
Just when I thought I knew everything I learn something new and cool.
Thanks for the kind reply. 😊
@@ymor1451
Are you saying they use enamel or lacquer?
I always wonder what they use on those old time machines to cover and prevent rust.
I even try to investigate on one occasion and I discover on Ford cars in old times they use something called Japanning, something that even today I don't know how or what they use as ingredients.
@@j.palomera690Hello. They original black paint was a black lacquer mixed using carbon black powder.
@@j.palomera690 Apparently it the machine were dipped in it before firing.
Have an Pfaff clone from Japan, full metal body, fully mechanical, I love that baby. Grew up in Kaiserslautern, which used to be "Pfaff City". But my Mom had an old black and golden Singer from the 1920, and I was terrible fascinated from that thing as a child.
Indeed.. i was fascinated by those machines too.. its just gorgeous to look at..
I have a working Pfaff 130 that I restored and it is for sale. 😊
Stunning piece. I can tell this machine is a forever piece. I was mesmerized by the process of making it without any machinery involved. Great job and keep the tradition going. I would love to have one.
The castings show evidence of machining.
Sadly these machines would not last very long, certainly not forever. The surfaces are not ground, the tolerances are enormous, they never clean the piece after cutting metal inside the casting. In a year of use you would have to throw this machine away because the bearing surfaces would be out of round.
Incredibly skilled mechanic!
Skilled??? Those are basic generic sewing machines, the simplest of all sewing machines.
@@timothygeiger8271 but not plastic like other kinds!!
@@abdoexa you are missing the point. Those are generic basic sewing machines, they quit making those in developed countries 40 to 50 years ago. New technology these days the machines are much fancier, over 300 different style of stitches, electronic display, something these guys wouldn't know how to make.
QUE ARTISTAS,QUE MANOS,QUE TRABAJO MAS BIEN ECHO,ME QUEDO SIN PALABRAS.MIS RESPETOS A ESTOS HOMBRES.
This video makes me want to go give my Singer Model 15 a big hug.
I have a 15-91 and I feel the same!
Beautiful! I love seeing sewing machines restored to their glory!
These aren't machines that are being restored, but brand new clones of the singer 15. These clones are still being made and used and sold around the world.
سبحان الذي علم الانسان ما لم يعلم وانعم عليه بالقوة والافءدة
First time I've seen them made. An old design - created in USA or UK? Either way a valuable machine for their own country and very useful. The workers were very good at making things fit!
Yes these kinds of machine mostly used in under developed countries
They're all clones of the Singer 15, with varying degrees of accuracy. So, Strictly an American design but made in many factories all over the world from the 1890's to the 1950's. Most of the early Japanese sewing machines were also clones of the Singer 15 and production of such clones has since moved "down the development ladder" The same goes for Singer 81 overlockers, those too were copied and are copied in several variants.
Yeah they are very talented
OH wow I didn't know the manual machines are still being made one more excuse to visit this country
Manual system has its own beauty. You can't make it an excuse. These are the real skills of hand
@@SkillsUnit1 I mean that I would love to have one. They are beautiful. I need an excuse to travel to your country to buy one.
Yeah they still make them. Not every part of the world has electricity.
Essentially a hand made sewing machine of high quality very nice
A great team work. All are well experienced, skilled workers, having adequate knowledge of their work. It is very interested to watch every stage of the work. This will definitely worth for all those who engaged in tailoring field. Congratulations. God bless you all.
عمل ممتاز ...أكيد يكسبون رزقهم بالحلال و بكد ايديهم
Aap log real engineer hain amazing salam hai
Pretty cool one can still buy a brand new manual sewing machine!🥰👍
Is not a machine, it is a legend and legends never die.
Such pride in craftsmanship and a beautiful sewing machine 🧵
So much hardwork. Should be paid for this. Subhanallah
Desde niño cosía en este tipo de máquina de mi madre en Chile, me fascinan su mecanismo, me sorprendió la habilidad para fabricarlas ,
some basic tolerances would double the quality of this machine
It's cool! Oh, sleeve sewing machines like Singer 29К31, ADLER do too? Salam Aleykum from Azerbaijan 🇦🇿🇵🇰⭐🌙
Thank you so much Azerbaijan
Waalaikumusalam
I heard Azerbaijan has an intranet like North Korea. Is that wrong since you're typing here?
Надпись made in Japan, прям в точку😃
It's utterly amazing that anything you people make, works. Seriously.
Bhai bhouth acha machine
Hi. Hum ko 2 machine
Chahi hi 👌👌👌👍👍👍
IS VERY BEAUTIFUL. THANKS YOU
To much mahnaat love you from Punjab India Amritsar
How many "brand name" machines would you have to buy before this one wears out? No planned obsolescence here...no fancy marketing...just a bulletproof machine that does what it is meant to do and more than likely at a reasonable price. All that aside imagine the self esteem and pride these workers must feel by making such a beautiful machine....bonus points for being the only population the won't be running around naked in case of an EMP attack.
I could not work with knees bent all day ! I would need a table to work on !
Молодцы.браво.умелые мастера 👍👍😍😍
При каждом просмотре подобных видео, возникает мысль, что после 3 или 4 мировой войны, цивилизация начнёт возрождаться с таких вот ребят и технологий)
Whatever I had to say is already covered with the comments!
The machine is "dressed to kill" but it can really work.
I really admire the workmen who make this machine which will be a dream come true for many homes!
Thanks for the video!
Beautiful piece of work.
At least old mate 2:28 who's painting the frames isn't working on the floor in the dirt like everyone else. Pretty cool manufacturing process.
India has smart people! 👍
It's Pakistan
It is Pakistan...please note.
better than the plastic ones made in china that only have a life span of about ten years these machines will last for ever like the old singer machines well done everyone
Молодцы. Красотища!!! Лайкосс!
OMG a Singer 99! Do they make the embroidery cams??? I have one like this, made 1927. These machines are immortal!
This is not a 99. The 99 Singer has a horizontal bobbin, oscillating hook, a front mounted tension and is a 3/4 size machine.
The machine in the video is a copy of the Singer model 15
@@smullis6836 thank you. These old machines are immortal.
У моей бабушки была точно такая же машинка "Подольск".
Pretty cool seeing something like this being made by hand.
I understand now why hand crank and not treadle. Everyone is sitting on the ground.
Amazing! Enthralled I was. Really impressed
Excellent work; I'd like to try a sewing machine like that; the stitching would be much more robust. Excellent!
Very impressed, Beautiful job on what you did on the casting👏
True craftsman excellant job👍🇺🇲
Wow, no gloves or nasty to prevent breathing in chemicals in the paint. No eye protection but at least have some gloves. But other then that amazing craftmanship really
Just watching. I'm 4 months late, but am glad this video popped up. I am amazed! Just beautiful too! I want one of these sewing machines! 👍❤👏
Millennium years of working in the dirt squatting over the work this will never change.
Ficou linda! Eu compraria para decorar meu ateliê, não conseguiria trabalhar com ela. Tenho máquinas industriais. Belo trabalho!🇧🇷👍
Muy lindo travajo los armira la maquina megusto es muy ermoso los felisito manos de anjel chile pueblo de ervas buena
Subbed because I know this is a good channel
Good work 👏
Amazing really hard working guys weldone
Good job, very nice sewing machine
Wow old memories with these machines
ماشاءاللہ 💜 💜
بہت خوب ہمارے اپنے ملک کی۔مشین
خدارا قیمتیں کچھ کم کریں
Amazing machine, whoever invented it first time, especially the shuttle
Beautiful..we have 4 hand crank sewing machines here at home
Beautiful work.
Las máquinas de coser y su nacimiento industrial echas desdé cero .al final la mejor..
🏳️🌈🇮🇩🤝🇮🇳. Isth the best sport videos.
Super 😁👍🏾. Technical &hard work 👌👌👌👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾.
Ручной труд ,очень богаты люди наверное это не точно
Amazing!
As patented by Singer in 1851. His mansion in Torquay UK is now council offices.
Good idea for assembly.
08:00 oh the famous "japanese" brand Naseer! 😁
It's very nice super lovely
Demonstrated workmanship is a marvel, but pales when you consider that it took a hundred years or more to draw abreast of the technology! Anyways, good work- must be made affordable for rural communities.
Касесьтво на высоте!!!
My aunt is a professional seamstress and she once said she regretted letting go of her old singer machine for a newer one. The older one was much more durable according to her. The newer plastic body machines tend to need more troubleshooting than the older ones.
These workers are so hardworking and it's almost therapeutic to see them at work. However I wish they'd use some protective gears especially while using spray paint or other chemicals that might eventually damage their health.
Yes the are wonderful wokers but the must care of their health.
I’m not amazed by the production line. More amazed that they still sell them,
even in under developed counties the demand for the item is so low compared to twenty years ago even.
The demand is not low, as sewing has become a hot hobby as well as the traditional users. Quilting has a huge following. Project Runway and the Great British Sewing Bee has renewed the garment construction interest. And, as always, worldwide need for homemakers still exists.
Masha Allah bhoot hi khubsurat hai bhaiya
FANTASTIC JOB. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🧡💜💙💛🧡💜💙💛🧡💜💚💙💜🧡. HELLO FOR EUROPA.
Mashaallah very nice 👍
Por lo visto estan fabricadas en Pakistan. Ideal para estos tiempo en que la energia es cara y escasa.👋👋👋
Good very good work
Increíble lo que puede aser el hombre sin tanta tecnología y infraestructura .. solo las ganas de superarse .así es como progresan los rápido los países tercermundistas estos hombres le dan asu países dignidad y edentidad asu nación saludo desde dallas tx
Машинка собранная на коленке даст форы любой заводской пластмассовой пародии
на 15:02 видно что шов петляет
คนอินเดีย ขยัน อดทน เก่ง
Beautiful!
Amazing. hard work. Mask and gloves are necessary.
Love the three arrows saying oil and not pointing to the oil holes! Normally you would paint a casting after all the machining!
Good job keep it up 👍
So so very amazing people
Linda esses trabalhadores são verdadeiros profissionais
I am having nightmares where I wake up to a reality where this thing is the top object of my desire I can't even afford.
Я в ах.е,завод ПМЗ. 2.0))) 😀😀😀
Look alike Nene's mother singer old but Beautiful...
Fascinating.....