Any ideas what mach(s) this might go to?
08-29-2013, 10:11 AM
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Any ideas what mach(s) this might go to?
[ATTACH=CONFIG]432916[/ATTACH]
[ATTACH=CONFIG]432917[/ATTACH]
I found this in some Singer stuff. It's marked MADE IN ITALY on the back side. Other than that, no markings or numbers.
It's for an end loading bobbin machine with a left homing needle. Possibly a straight stitch accessory needle plate.
Joe
[ATTACH=CONFIG]432917[/ATTACH]
I found this in some Singer stuff. It's marked MADE IN ITALY on the back side. Other than that, no markings or numbers.
It's for an end loading bobbin machine with a left homing needle. Possibly a straight stitch accessory needle plate.
Joe
08-30-2013, 04:42 AM
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Originally Posted by J Miller
I was thinking Necchi myself, but I don't have one and I don't know anyone in this area that has one, for comparison.
Is the Necchi BU a ZZ machine or SS?
Joe
Is the Necchi BU a ZZ machine or SS?
Joe
That looks similar to the one on my Singer 328K, but I'm not at home right now -- working, so I can't swear to it.
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08-30-2013, 05:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Jeanette Frantz
Joe,
That looks similar to the one on my Singer 328K, but I'm not at home right now -- working, so I can't swear to it.
Jeanette Frantz
That looks similar to the one on my Singer 328K, but I'm not at home right now -- working, so I can't swear to it.
Jeanette Frantz
Might be similar in shape, but I have a 328K it's not a left homing needle machine.
Joe
08-30-2013, 07:42 PM
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Originally Posted by J Miller
I was thinking Necchi myself, but I don't have one and I don't know anyone in this area that has one, for comparison.
Is the Necchi BU a ZZ machine or SS?
Joe
Is the Necchi BU a ZZ machine or SS?
Joe
08-31-2013, 11:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Vridar
The BU is a ZZ. but mine came with a straight stitch plate and ZZ plate. My 403 the same. A collision can occur if One forgets to trade them out when going from SS to ZZ.
I have an ALDENS Magic ZZ machine that is a ringer for the Necchi. I'm going to pull it down off the shelf and see if this will fit it.
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08-31-2013, 01:37 PM
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Ron,
Well, that about clinches it. My ALDENS Magic ZZ machine is indeed a very close copy of the Necchi BU.
The needle plate fit perfectly.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]433390[/ATTACH]
The top three needle plates came with the ALDENS, the bottom one is the one in question.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]433392[/ATTACH]
Italian needle plate in ALDENS machine. Fit's perfectly.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]433393[/ATTACH]
A close up of the Italian needle plate in the Japanese machine with the needle down and feed dogs up. Fits perfectly.
Sometime back someone mentioned this machine was a Japanese copy of the Necchi BU. That really looks to be true.
Joe
Well, that about clinches it. My ALDENS Magic ZZ machine is indeed a very close copy of the Necchi BU.
The needle plate fit perfectly.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]433390[/ATTACH]
The top three needle plates came with the ALDENS, the bottom one is the one in question.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]433392[/ATTACH]
Italian needle plate in ALDENS machine. Fit's perfectly.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]433393[/ATTACH]
A close up of the Italian needle plate in the Japanese machine with the needle down and feed dogs up. Fits perfectly.
Sometime back someone mentioned this machine was a Japanese copy of the Necchi BU. That really looks to be true.
Joe
09-01-2013, 08:27 AM
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Originally Posted by J Miller
Sometime back someone mentioned this machine was a Japanese copy of the Necchi BU. That really looks to be true.
Joe
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