Yea :thumbup: :lol: My new sewing machine motor and foot pedal arrived a couple hours ago. So I set to work on my mother's old sewing machine, got it working and actually sewed a sample on it! I even re-wired a new plug for the light! For those of you following the "old Singer" thread my machine was made in 1936 and I learned to sew on it. My mother used to close up the cabinet with the cord still attached to the machine, caused a short in the wire and thus burned out the copper windings in the motor. As far as I am concerned it was well worth the nearly $100 it cost me. I am in heaven. Now to get to work on a freebie very similar to this one I picked up on the side of the road a few years ago.
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awesome, have fun sewing on the old singer!
do you have pictures of your mom sewing on it? |
Originally Posted by craftybear
awesome, have fun sewing on the old singer!
do you have pictures of your mom sewing on it? |
Good job! Love those old machines.
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I'm so glad you got it working. A wonderful old machine with great memories.
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I love old singer machines.. yep, they are worth it!
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Congratulations! I will keep you in mind if my machine doesn't work - your hired!
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Yeah, Congratulations. I will be trying some work on one soon to see if it runs instead of throwing sparks....
I look forward to see what you make on it! |
Congratulations on your success! Don't ya just LOVE IT!!!!
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