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can you check the system for adding pics and files, please? judy in so cal ____________________________________________________________ Police Urge Americans to Carry This With Them at All Times The

there is a file in there that explains how to add pics, etc.. don't think that we are maxed judy in so cal ____________________________________________________________ Police Urge Americans to Carry

Hi Janice; Yes, fascinating reading & for the most part reasonably accurate. There are however several things which I find glaringly in-accurate. First, nothing to do with actual sewing machines is

Is there a limit on how much space is allowed for pictures in IO Groups? I have not been able to upload any picture files or PDF files of my manual pages. When I try I get a message that gives me that

This is fascinating reading. Perhaps you've already shared it? http://www.sewalot.com/wheeler%20&%20wilson%20sewing%20machines.htm ( http://www.sewalot.com/wheeler%20&%20wilson%20sewing%20machines.htm

The serial number on my machine is 30007962 so it is possibly one of the last ones made by Wheeler & Wilson before Singer bought them out. My manual has Wheeler & Wilson Co. blotted out at the bottom

Hi Janice; Glad you got it sewing. It sounds as if you have the experience to do the still needed "Fine tuning" of the tension, but if we can be of further assistance do not fail to ask. W&W made the

Yes, yes, yes! I put on some fresh thread and paid closer attention to how I threaded the bobbin thread and it is sewing properly. I have minor tension adjustments to make, but it sews. I also figured

Welcome Janice; All of the W&W's are great machines. All except the #8 turn "Backwards". Some of the D-9 models have a little swinging wood block which rides in the groove of the bandwheel & prevents

Welcome! Your sewing journey is a lot like mine. Old Singer treadle until I left home, newer Singer, various other machines, and then I recently happened upon a Wheeler & Wilson (which I had never

Ooops. I said I bought this without a manual. I did get a manual, but hadn't handled it at first as it was quite fragile.

I was delighted to find this group online as I recently purchased a Wheeler & Wilson D9 without a manual. I hope to be able to sew on this machine, and I need help getting it functional. It is close I

Thank you Miller for your thorough explanation and everyone else? jumping in. I am very sorry about the typo on the needle size for the 8.?Singe I'm out all ?day Thursday, ?I'll attempt to try

All of the straight needle W&W Family machines thread right to left. When installing the needle thus the long groove goes to the right, scarf to the left. Even if threaded in the right direction they

one little issue that i discovered this last week... i must have installed the needle in backwards because it just made a few stitches and then thread broke.. did not look right on the bottom

Boye Tube/Needle #27 is the correct one for the W&W #8. This needle was formerly known as the 6N1 & more recently as the 126x1. It has a 1.75mm (.069") round shank & is 38.9mm to top of eye. This

I thought the correct boye needle for a #8 is 27. Please correct me if I misunderstood. I have a #8 that I have not tried out yet & don't want to use the wrong needle.

Hi Allison; The set up you describe is actually the most commonly found on the #8. The bobbin case with tension spring is on only a few very late #8 machines. First & foremost it is very important the

Hoping someone (Miller in TN?) ?can help me find the "sweet spot" for loading thebobbin case on an older #8 Wheeler & Wilson -- does NOT have the 8embossed?on it and the bobbin winder is on the

I have my great, great grandmother's library cabinet. Some water damage to the "books" but the cabinet is otherwise perfect. The machine is long gone. I bought a D9 to put in it. I just finished