Another large priority box of "neat stuff" . . .
#1
Another large priority box of "neat stuff" . . .
OR - I did it again . . .
funny part - I never actually looked at all the pictures, so didn't realize I was getting most of the Industrial table stuff - I did see the knee lift, but not the rest.
Sad part - the box showed up with a hole in one corner, and at least five items slipped out. Luckily the ONE item I was really after wasn't one that went missing.
So here it is -
an interesting assortment - what had caught my eye was the collection of Back clamp feet
and this one in particular
It's a back clamp Dooley foot with slide. I've got several of these for different machines so this one is a nice addition.
funny part - I never actually looked at all the pictures, so didn't realize I was getting most of the Industrial table stuff - I did see the knee lift, but not the rest.
Sad part - the box showed up with a hole in one corner, and at least five items slipped out. Luckily the ONE item I was really after wasn't one that went missing.
So here it is -
an interesting assortment - what had caught my eye was the collection of Back clamp feet
and this one in particular
It's a back clamp Dooley foot with slide. I've got several of these for different machines so this one is a nice addition.
#3
Way cool. Neat attachment. Now you will have to show all the fancy things it can do. I have been wanting to play with some of these old attachments. I'm thinking it is similar to the Singer "slant-o-matic" attachment. I don't have one, but have read about it. I also recently came across a pdf for the Dooley when searching for tips on using the hemstitcher and fagoter.
It looks like the ruffler might be the five-stitch one similar to the ones that came with Puzzle boxes. Does it have the little wheel to adjust the ruffles?
Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do.
It looks like the ruffler might be the five-stitch one similar to the ones that came with Puzzle boxes. Does it have the little wheel to adjust the ruffles?
Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do.
#4
The top clamp ruffler is the "next generation" from the style that came in puzzle box style #11. The 66 came out after Singer discontinued using the puzzle box. I've got back clamp rufflers in three or four styles- as Singer kept tweeking the design.
#5
Nice haul!
Is the industrial clutch an old Atlas, J&K, or some other brand? I’m thinking about using that type of clutch for machine control when I try to rig up my bicycle-powered sewing rig. I had an Atlas that really surprised me on how easy I could “feather” the clutch for slow speed sewing.
I have a Bernina 830 parts machine. The cam gear is broken.
CD in Oklahoma
Is the industrial clutch an old Atlas, J&K, or some other brand? I’m thinking about using that type of clutch for machine control when I try to rig up my bicycle-powered sewing rig. I had an Atlas that really surprised me on how easy I could “feather” the clutch for slow speed sewing.
I have a Bernina 830 parts machine. The cam gear is broken.
CD in Oklahoma
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