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pinkCastleDH 09-22-2012 06:48 PM

'Classic' style zigzag?
 
Trolling eBay tonight we came across a Singer 206k for sale. Interesting looking so we did some quick research and came up mostly empty :( Really, though, the likely $300+ price tag will probably keep us away from this machine.

The question, then, is what other 'classic' style zigzag machines - narrow waisted with smooth lines - are out there? We also saw a Necchi that almost-kina-sorta fit the description (the waist was suffering from spread and the lines were a bit abrupt) but the spousal unit wasn't impressed with the looks so I didn't bid on it. I'm sure that some else did a nice looking older zigzag but I'm not finding it.

J Miller 09-22-2012 07:02 PM

If my memory is remembering right, the 206 was Singers first ZZ machine. That's why it's got the classic lines. I've got the desires for one too, but I always seem to be outbid.
Be advised though they take the 206x13 needles rather than the 15x1s.

Joe

pinkCastleDH 09-23-2012 03:59 AM

So now I'm seeing another zigzag with similar lines on eBay, a New Home CZ. Looks a bit squat but otherwise kind of nice. Less information available about this than the 206, though.

purplefiend 09-24-2012 12:28 PM

You also have to tip the head back every time you change the bobbin on the 206.
Sharon


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