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I was wrong tonight, that I saw a black leather gasket. there is only the sign of the screw on the axis turned at force. It has, seems to me the shape of a little circular furrow in the metal I can't

good morning.? I forgot a question:? how to disassemble the glass foot.? that would be important for not having at least this thought ,? thank you.

Hi,Miller, thank you.? Now: you said I must rotate the bobbin case clockwise ,if I could.? yes? My green arrows was simply for showing which screws I had found.? they are two. the first, lower left

Hi; I am not sure if I am getting the new pictures or not. Are they in the same series as t your others, if not how are they listed? IF in pictures #8 & #11 the little green arrows are supposed to b

hi, Miller and all!? ?I update my history with other peximum pictures and a page of the book of Urquhart for I can better understand.? now: I could unscrew two screws the first in left part, the

I have a Singer 9W which once belonged to Ray Sew Slow Waganka. Ray lived near Albany, NY. After he died, I brought several of his machines to Iowa. The adapter is proprietary to this Singer 9W and

interesting but I don't understand very well. it is possible to build some working?

Note that the W&W/Singer adapters will not work on attachments that drive from the needle clamp as do most darning feet, rufflers &, etc. The needle clamp is on the left side of the W&W's needlebar

yes. I too remember, more than five years ago, about this little bird,perhaps in treadle-on.He is surely here. I searched him in my mail, a chaotic one, but I can't yet find.? do you search an

I'd like to find the adapter alsoThanksBelindaSent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

A little bird in Washington state, told me that someone’s husband in this group is making and selling adapters that let you use Singer side-clamping feet on Wheeler & Wilson machines. I have both a

thank you. you must excuse my impatience, but the difficulties about distance and photos etc are mine, too, and even a linguistic difficulty,? you are very clear, but I'm italien, and I know, by

This is a late answer to an earlier post. A fellow member had asked how to replace a worn brush on an early curved needle machine. Remove the old brush and find a artist paint brush the closest in

Hi' Yes, that is the screws that need loosening. Keep in mind that s the machine is out of time the main shaft may have somehow been forcibly moved with the screws tight, which may have caused a burr

Not many of us own the older curved needle machines, so fewer people can answer you. (I'd love to own a #3 machine someday!) And, as you know, fixing a problem from a distance, with only photos, is

no one answer to me, in my precedent thread 'two machines for beginning mad' I had posted two new photos. and three messagea.I post the third photo. I ask if these ar the screws to loosen for tufning

They are are available on eBay. If you want the seller I bought mine from send me a message. I am not sure what the term “tall” means. Do you have an overall length or picture you could reference

I have a W&W 12W102 long-arm tailoring machine that needs a tall spool pin. Any suggestions as to where I might find one? Thanks! Becky

now I'm going to post another photo.? ? I lossened that screw,I tried to rotate the hook but the problem is that the needle goes to clash against a solid circular part, and it is too invisible in

did you have good feasts? here...... my Pollack & Schmidt made to-morning some stiches.? but now is belt that is a fabric one is loosen and the feed don't walk now. I can see only this screw. with a