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Refurbishing your machines
WOW...... What a web site.. http://www.tfsr.org/pub/technical_in...ne_manual/This site has many pages dedicated to refurbishing Singer sewing machines. Give it a look.
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I see that the site got included in the wording so I'll post again. http://www.tfsr.org/pub/technical_in...achine_manual/
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Yes, Tools for Self Reliance is a fabulous site - I used it to learn how to remove a 201 bobbin case, among other things.
If you go here, instead: http://www.tfsr.org/publications/tec...achine_manual/ it's more organized and easier to see what you're downloading. :) |
thanks...love this site!
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I have printed the whole manual and put it in a binder. The pages are in plastic sleeves as recommended. This manual is my "bible" for machine R&R and has given me a lot of confidence doing repairs.
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Thank you!
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What an awesome site! Putting together the habberdashery bags sounds like a great idea too. Good karma way to feed the thrift store "I have to buy this randomn bag of zippers and notions" bug or clean out sewing room cabinet drawers.
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That is a very good manual - I have a copy around to use too - helped me when nothing else had the info.
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I love this site.
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I've used the site. Love it. thanks for posting. is there anywhere on the board we can store sites like this?
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