Vintage Sewing Machine Shop.....Come on in and sit a spell
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We are back home from a wonderful trip to see Phil and Miriam. We had a great time and looking forward to the next visit. Will post more later.
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Miriam and Skip, I envy you guys! It is so much fun to work on a hobby with a fellow enthusiast!
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We did have a good time with Glenn and Pat. I have the redeye we started done except for the bobbin area and I need to get another couple dremmel tool bits and finish off the plates. I screwed up the French polishing a bit today after I painted with the wrong color black touch up paint but I worked it out eventually - Glenn you should be proud of me. We had DGKs hanging around. They now would prefer to clean and oil old sewing machines to eating and making mudpies. Mercy sewed a couple dresses for her doll today. I'm very excited. The machine with the spinner knob gave her the confidence she needed! Wilbur loves to work the Chinese hand crank - he thinks it is too noisy - it is - we had to oil it - it still squeaks - cheap Chinese junk....
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Miriam you mean you did not use the Testors gloss black paint pin??? I know you did a good job and want to see a pic of your touch ups. Yes we did have fun. Oh that Wilbur LOL
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I think I got flat black somehow. It does help though.
That Wilbur thought that VS machine with the missing slide plate was REALLY KOOL
. He even ate most of his peas so he could oil it.
That Wilbur thought that VS machine with the missing slide plate was REALLY KOOL
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It's good to know that bribery still works.
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happy birthday glenn
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Miriam,
Take the gear cover plate off the Chinese HC. Clean it good then grease it with Tri-Flow grease. Oil the shafts with T-F too then USE it. Mine was like you describe, noisy and coarse feeling. But after the grease and oil it is smoothing out and quieting down.
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Take the gear cover plate off the Chinese HC. Clean it good then grease it with Tri-Flow grease. Oil the shafts with T-F too then USE it. Mine was like you describe, noisy and coarse feeling. But after the grease and oil it is smoothing out and quieting down.
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