The Singer 301 was actually the first slant needle machine and it made it much easier to sew by making it easier to see where the needle was entering the fabric. In 1954 Singer released their “Automatic Zigzag Attachment” that made it possible for most of their strait stitch machines to zigzag and do decorative stitches.
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The Singer 301 was actually the first slant needle machine and it made it much easier to sew by making it easier to see where the needle was entering the fabric. In 1954 Singer released their “Automatic Zigzag Attachment” that made it possible for most of their strait stitch machines to zigzag and do decorative stitches.
Good information. Just inherited my grandmothers 99k from 1954.
The touch and throw, org I had one and it was just bad, some of the plastic parts inside had broken!
That was really interesting, thanks!
i have a singer 206 d from 1930s standerd needles and a strange 206k industrial version with the knee lift an takes a dbx1 needles round shank
I was hoping this video existed.
Great info. How about the quality of Singer industrial machines post war.
He looks like you.
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Please don't make fun of my ggggggrandfather. I find it extremely offensive 5:41
He was not a play boy and I know Clarke was the brains behind singer sewing machine