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Old 01-22-2014, 04:07 PM
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This was in with all the sewing attachments I just got - I feel so special now!

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Old 01-22-2014, 04:14 PM
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Now you need to set the timing to get your points to open at the right time. Not sure how you're going to do that on a sewing machine. LOL
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This was in with all the sewing attachments I just got - I feel so special now!

That fits a 1949 Plymouth's spark distributor that runs like a "sewing machine."
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Old 01-22-2014, 06:34 PM
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Cathy,

I also got a set of points in a batch of accessories last year. I laughed myself silly when I found them. They looked so much like the sewing machine accessories I didn't even see them in the add.
I think the set I got fits a GM 6 cyl but I'm not sure.

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Odd little metal bits do seem to find their way into the sewing machine stuff don't they. I was checking attachments on Ebay and there's a ceiling light bracket in with one batch I was looking at.
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I forgot to add: Don't throw anything out until you're sure what it is. I didn't know what the chain stitcher parts were for my Touch & Sew until I read the manual.
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I also learned the hard way - long ago I had a shuttle that had a broken off bobbin stuck in it. DH tried to remove it, but that silly pin would not budge. Thinking it would never be usable, I must have tossed it. Boy was I not happy when I bought my New Queen and discovered that White machines take a shuttle with a pin in it! I looked and looked and couldn't find the shuttle . . . I have plenty now.

I had no idea what the above item was, I handed it to my DH, he knew right away, and I remembered Joe posting about finding some in a box of attachments. I get a kick out of sellers saying "lot of 10 attachments" when they really have a disassembled tucker (three pieces), 2 curtain hooks and a lead sinker along with a few real attachments.

So far I've only gotten one fish hook, been building up quite a collection of bodkins and leather punches/needles, and a lot of curtain hardware.
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I also learned the hard way - long ago I had a shuttle that had a broken off bobbin stuck in it. DH tried to remove it, but that silly pin would not budge. Thinking it would never be usable, I must have tossed it. Boy was I not happy when I bought my New Queen and discovered that White machines take a shuttle with a pin in it! I looked and looked and couldn't find the shuttle . . . I have plenty now.

I had no idea what the above item was, I handed it to my DH, he knew right away, and I remembered Joe posting about finding some in a box of attachments. I get a kick out of sellers saying "lot of 10 attachments" when they really have a disassembled tucker (three pieces), 2 curtain hooks and a lead sinker along with a few real attachments.

So far I've only gotten one fish hook, been building up quite a collection of bodkins and leather punches/needles, and a lot of curtain hardware.
Thanks for my very best "morning laugh" today.
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Originally Posted by J Miller View Post
I also got a set of points in a batch of accessories last year.
Is THAT what that is? I think I have a half of one of those, also came with a machine, and I had no idea what it was (I've never had a car with points... I think)
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Originally Posted by ArchaicArcane View Post
Is THAT what that is?
Yes I recognised it immediately too. I've had many cars with points and that's definitely a set of points.
Current car had them until I converted it six years ago.

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