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15 Clone Case/Base/Table Sovereign

Old 01-16-2013, 05:15 PM
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I found a beautiful Sovereign Precision Deluxe machine. I talked about it so much that my SO bought it for my birthday. It's a beautiful metallic blue with lots of chrome. It's in great shape and it has a 1.9 amp motor, belt not direct drive. She sings! Probably the nicest machine I have ever used. Very fast and very powerful.

I need to find a case/base/table for it. I just don't want her to stand around naked. She does have feet so she's useable. I don't have a lot of money but I know you folks are always finding great bargains. Where should I look? And is it pretty safe to assume all 15's will fit? A table would be ideal but I know those are expensive to ship. I live in Nevada, not exactly a happy hunting ground for antiques like the east coast and midwest.

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Old 01-16-2013, 05:29 PM
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Patty,

You can buy new plastic cases here: { http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/sew...ine-cases.aspx }
I know they are expensive, but in lieu of the wooden ones it's better than a naked machine.
If we were within driving distance I could help with a cabinet for it.

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You should regularly check out thrift stores or Craigslist local to you for sewing machines. I have found several machines in cabinets for about $20. Your machine will fit in a Singer cabinet so make sure the cabinet is a Singer cabinet. And it appears your machine needs mounting hinge pins and set screws.
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And in an absolute pinch, go to Wally World and get a generic plastic case.
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If you go to Wally world just buy a cat litter tub. It's the same thing as their generic generic case.
The ones I listed in the link above have hinge pins and are actually sewing machine cases. Not just tubs with a lid.

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Old 01-17-2013, 09:09 AM
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Great ideas! I will do that and get something to protect it temporarily. That will buy me enough time to look.

I cleaned her up yesterday evening and she looks even better now!
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