Interesting machine? Or old hat?
10-17-2013, 11:19 AM
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This is similar to the Singer 29-4.
The model shown appears to have a similar omni-directional foot. It might have the feed dogs within the foot - can't really tell by the pictures.
While the throat space is nice and wide a machine like this probably won't work for quilting as it is designed for heavy weight thread - bigger needles (probably leather/knife edge type needles) and a smallish bobbin.
I do like the tractor seat chair - wonder if that is included? That is a 'saddle seat' style of seat - very comfortable even though it is all metal.
The model shown appears to have a similar omni-directional foot. It might have the feed dogs within the foot - can't really tell by the pictures.
While the throat space is nice and wide a machine like this probably won't work for quilting as it is designed for heavy weight thread - bigger needles (probably leather/knife edge type needles) and a smallish bobbin.
I do like the tractor seat chair - wonder if that is included? That is a 'saddle seat' style of seat - very comfortable even though it is all metal.
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