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Thanks guys for the explanation! No wonder they are so rare!
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Originally Posted by SteveH
(Post 6904966)
I have a basic black Singer 12 parts head that was given to me because it was sand blasted clean resulting in massive pockmarking and the like. I am working on refinishing it using the MOP process. Pictures will happen once done (and working)
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That's what I was thinking. Very neat project Steve! I know I want to see it.
Rodney |
Could you use a small kiln as a Japanning oven?
I found this when searching for an answer. Handbook of Japanning http://jmbh.org/Dremel/Metalwork/Han...0Japanning.pdf |
I love your new toy.
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I have the same 201 in the same cabinet. I was SHOCKED to discover how FAST these old potted motor Singer's sew! I love how the top drawer has a rack attached to the inside to hold spools of thread or bobbins, & the bottom drawer has a double layer, or a "hidden" drawer, because there is a shallow wood box that inserts at the front of the drawer, hiding a cubby underneath it! The back of the drawer is tall enough for patterns to stand up!
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I wanted to add mine to this super wonderful collection of IRON LADYS..........if I can figure out how to add them all...
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]504046[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]504047[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]504048[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]504049[/ATTACH]
Can anyone identify this machine?[ATTACH=CONFIG]504057[/ATTACH] I'm not sure if it's worth buying and restoring. The serial number is AG23989C. Thanks! |
Looks like it might be a blackside godzills finish 99.
Probably quite collectible. |
Originally Posted by ArchaicArcane
(Post 7025930)
Looks like it might be a blackside godzills finish 99.
Probably quite collectible. |
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