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Teaser - I have TWO new handcranks arriving today!

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Old 03-03-2015, 08:31 AM
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Default Teaser - I have TWO new handcranks arriving today!

One is unusual enough we are not exactly sure WHAT model it is, but it is almost certainly an American
(it has the funky shuttle with round bobbin that the #1 and #7 share)
It looks like an American #7 but it does not have the round stitch length selector...

The other was made during the US Civil War. (Shaws Patent 1862)

And to tempt fate even more, they are both packed into the same box!!
(Luckily this was packed by the person who taught me how to pack machines)

Pic's after they arrive and I get home to unpack them
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Old 03-03-2015, 08:41 AM
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Eeeeeeeeeeeeeee! Fun prezzies arriving in the mail! Lucky you! I can't wait to see them.
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Old 03-03-2015, 09:37 AM
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What fun! I've not taken possession of a new machine in way too long (though I've bought two and agreed to a third that are being held for me that I need to go pick up in April).

I've sort of taken a break from the sewing machine stuff pending getting the building set up - because I'm really trying to stick with only what FITS and not get any more. Will have to go on the "One in- One out" plan after that.
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Originally Posted by Macybaby View Post
What fun! I've not taken possession of a new machine in way too long (though I've bought two and agreed to a third that are being held for me that I need to go pick up in April).

I've sort of taken a break from the sewing machine stuff pending getting the building set up - because I'm really trying to stick with only what FITS and not get any more. Will have to go on the "One in- One out" plan after that.

Yeah, I feel the same way! My last machine arrived broken, so I need to get that out of my head....

But you can always do an other add-on if you get too many way to irresistible machines!
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Old 03-03-2015, 10:06 AM
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Are there any tutorials on QB showing how to install a hand crank?
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Old 03-03-2015, 10:32 AM
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Are there any tutorials on QB showing how to install a hand crank?
Installing a hand crank is usually machine specific. MOST simply have a single screw that mounts it to the right side of the machine. the crank mechanism then has an "arm" that has an end which goes into the spokes of the handwheel.

lolthom, Welcome to the board! FYI - It is usually more appropriate to post a new question as a new thread or in the "sit a spell" or "photos" section rather than asking a question about one thing on a thread specifically about another... Just so ya know.
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"Out for Delivery" woo hoo!
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Old 03-03-2015, 11:20 AM
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SteveH,

You've infected me. You've got me wanting a pre 1900 sewing machine. I'm doomed I tell you .... doomed.


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Originally Posted by Macybaby View Post
What fun! I've not taken possession of a new machine in way too long (though I've bought two and agreed to a third that are being held for me that I need to go pick up in April).

I've sort of taken a break from the sewing machine stuff pending getting the building set up - because I'm really trying to stick with only what FITS and not get any more. Will have to go on the "One in- One out" plan after that.
Yes and if the weather warms up enough before you get here I just might set it up and try it out .....

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Anxious to see!!!!!
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