Gigantifooticus and other strange feet.
04-22-2012, 11:40 AM
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Gigantifooticus and other strange feet.
I have come across a presser foot I've named Gigantifooticus. Here's a pic of it mounted on the machine with a normal straight stitch foot beside it:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]329766[/ATTACH]
It is not marked as to who made it, but it is well made. Not a stamped piece of junk.
It works superb for climbing over multiple layered seams of denim. Those big curved toes just flow right over the humps.
Anybody got any idea who might have made it or what it's intended purpose is?
Here is a foot made by Singer. Part #121719 SIMANCO U.S.A. :
[ATTACH=CONFIG]329777[/ATTACH]
[ATTACH=CONFIG]329778[/ATTACH]
It looks like kind of like an adjustable zipper or cording foot, but I've never seen one in any pics with descriptions.
Any ideas?
Joe
[ATTACH=CONFIG]329766[/ATTACH]
It is not marked as to who made it, but it is well made. Not a stamped piece of junk.
It works superb for climbing over multiple layered seams of denim. Those big curved toes just flow right over the humps.
Anybody got any idea who might have made it or what it's intended purpose is?
Here is a foot made by Singer. Part #121719 SIMANCO U.S.A. :
[ATTACH=CONFIG]329777[/ATTACH]
[ATTACH=CONFIG]329778[/ATTACH]
It looks like kind of like an adjustable zipper or cording foot, but I've never seen one in any pics with descriptions.
Any ideas?
Joe
04-22-2012, 07:06 PM
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04-22-2012, 07:41 PM
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Here is the last foot you have http://www.april1930s.com/html/singe...foot_atta.html
04-23-2012, 04:07 AM
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danimal,
Thanks for the link. That looks like a really neat set to have. Next time I'm rooting through the treasure boxes I'll keep my eyes out for the others pieces.
Now, if we can just ID Gigantifooticus.
Joe
Thanks for the link. That looks like a really neat set to have. Next time I'm rooting through the treasure boxes I'll keep my eyes out for the others pieces.
Now, if we can just ID Gigantifooticus.
Joe
04-23-2012, 05:43 AM
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Here is the last foot you have http://www.april1930s.com/html/singe...foot_atta.html
04-23-2012, 09:36 AM
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Joe,
It looks very much like the generic low shank zigzag feet that I get from my wholesale house. The difference appears to be he thickness and style of the shank and this should make no difference at all in fitting to the machine.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]329966[/ATTACH]
cathy
It looks very much like the generic low shank zigzag feet that I get from my wholesale house. The difference appears to be he thickness and style of the shank and this should make no difference at all in fitting to the machine.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]329966[/ATTACH]
cathy
I have come across a presser foot I've named Gigantifooticus. Here's a pic of it mounted on the machine with a normal straight stitch foot beside it:
It is not marked as to who made it, but it is well made. Not a stamped piece of junk.
It works superb for climbing over multiple layered seams of denim. Those big curved toes just flow right over the humps.
Anybody got any idea who might have made it or what it's intended purpose is?
Joe
It is not marked as to who made it, but it is well made. Not a stamped piece of junk.
It works superb for climbing over multiple layered seams of denim. Those big curved toes just flow right over the humps.
Anybody got any idea who might have made it or what it's intended purpose is?
Joe
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