Threading a Singer 15m (class 15-75 / 15-125)
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- A while ago I made a video on the Singer 15m from the mid 1950’s with a lot of side info.
Link: • Introduction to and th...
The 15m looks like a Singer 15-75 or 15-125 but is in fact similar to to 15k89.
More recent I made a video on the common yet almost similar model 15k88.
Link to the model 15k88 video: • Introduction to and th...
The M stands for the factory this machine was built: Monza. More on the topic there your Singer was built in this video: • Where was my Singer se...
A viewer asked me to post a video on the threading path specific.
No loud music, no voice-over with background information, nor any other distraction.
In the other, longer, videos (link in the second and fourth line) I will tell you more, like what needle to use, how to wind a bobbin and so on.
If you have any questions: Drop me a line.
Take care, Erik
This is excellent, really appreciate the multi angle closeups-just had a class 15 singer copycat donated that I’m planning on using at work and was having trouble seeing the fiddly bits in other videos because they weren’t close up at all.
I'm glad I was able to help.
Enjoy your Singer and take care!
Note that at 1:25, the thread pops out of the last thread guide when you used the needle threader.
Oops, you caught me there. 🙂
Thank you for pointing that out.
Thanks and happy weekend, what a fine closeup threading demo.
Thank you zo much Clementi. I have more closeup videos on threading coming up, aprox. 12 more to go. (And other videos on where your Singer was built and so on...)
Have a great day, Erik
Is the 15-75 a good machine for sewing? I think someone told me they have a weaker motor.
From a mechanical point of view any 15 is great. I don’t have a 15-75 so unfortunately I cannot comment on the motor. Generally the bolt-on motors are great for normal sewing, fabrics. If you want to sew heavier materials: those domestic machines are made for light fabrics. For Heavy materials you need a stronger motor AND a stronger machine.
Good luck!