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What is this?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sewing-Machi...item2c8943b050 Does this look a window crank?
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That's what it looks like to me but he says he makes them himself. Did you notice the brown powder coated featherweight?
Cari |
yes he's been at that for awhile, he just drills a hole in the release knob and screws in a what used to be call a trailer house window crank, you can do the same thing for about 5 bucks . now days the most common place to get the crank would be a RV supply
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A jury rigged solution looking for a problem to create.
I rank this in the same league as the light fixture through the arm on the other machine. JMNSHO Joe |
Gah! It's an abomination! :thumbdown:
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I'm not certain of how many people want to hand crank their featherweights.
Yes, it does take a little time to drill and tap a hole for the screw. http://www.lowes.com/pd_155426-76018...r|1&facetInfo= The markup may still be just a wee bit high. Maybe I should steal the idea for the machines I want to bring to next year's fair, the part getting modified isn't exactly hard to come by. Rodney |
I agree with Joe. Ugly. Who would want to do that with a Featherweight??? :thumbdown:
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Originally Posted by Caroline S
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I agree with Joe. Ugly. Who would want to do that with a Featherweight???
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Originally Posted by ThayerRags
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Me, for one. And it works just fine, thank you.
CD in Oklahoma http://sewing-machines.blogspot.com/...herweight.html Cari |
Originally Posted by Cari-in-Oly
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Ed Lamoureux also gave one of his an alternate power source:
http://sewing-machines.blogspot.com/...herweight.html Cari CD in Oklahoma |
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