Singer 101 Stitch Length Regulator Help
06-18-2022, 04:14 PM
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Singer 101 Stitch Length Regulator Help
Hello...I have been a member since 2019 and I have yet to post much. I am sorry for that! I do read a lot and I have fund myself learning more than I thought I would from this board so thank you
I own a business called Rin's Restorations here in Richmond TX and I am needing help with a restoration I am doing at the moment. It's with a Singer 101 Dated back to 1926. I shouldn't of taken the stitch length regulator off and I did. *shame shame* There aunt tutorials (or I'm not finding them ) on how to put the stitch length regulator back together or on the machine again. Now this is the first singer 101 I have restored. I do have my own but have yet to even touch it because I have been so busy since I opened in September of last year. I am extremely knowledgeable in all other Cast iron Cast aluminium singers but this one.. I hadn't seen one in person until I bought my own last year sometime? This one is a bentwood case singer 101 in a cabinet. I learned that they did this for a short amount of time but then started Putin them in bentwood cases. Now I'm stumped on how to to this with the stitch length regulator. any help would be so helpful. Thank you so much!!
I own a business called Rin's Restorations here in Richmond TX and I am needing help with a restoration I am doing at the moment. It's with a Singer 101 Dated back to 1926. I shouldn't of taken the stitch length regulator off and I did. *shame shame* There aunt tutorials (or I'm not finding them ) on how to put the stitch length regulator back together or on the machine again. Now this is the first singer 101 I have restored. I do have my own but have yet to even touch it because I have been so busy since I opened in September of last year. I am extremely knowledgeable in all other Cast iron Cast aluminium singers but this one.. I hadn't seen one in person until I bought my own last year sometime? This one is a bentwood case singer 101 in a cabinet. I learned that they did this for a short amount of time but then started Putin them in bentwood cases. Now I'm stumped on how to to this with the stitch length regulator. any help would be so helpful. Thank you so much!!
06-18-2022, 04:36 PM
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If you don't get an answer here, email Bob Fowler. Bob recently (one year or so ago) did a short video or two about the 101 on YouTube and he answers questions about restoration. You can leave him a question in the comment section of his YouTube video or email him through his website.
https://bobsvsmservice.com/
https://bobsvsmservice.com/
06-18-2022, 05:39 PM
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victoriansweatshop.com is a great resource for Singer 101 issues and questions. I have 3, an aluminum in bentwood, one in the first version cabinet with cross brace, drawer and oil can door, and one in the version 2 cabinet, no cross brace. Both with the medallions in the front legs
YOur cabinet is interesting, in that it accepts a full size bentwood case. I believe these were called combo tables. I have one that accepts a 3/4 size, 99 or 128, although the 128 needs some shims, as the base is shorter than that of the 99.
YOur cabinet is interesting, in that it accepts a full size bentwood case. I believe these were called combo tables. I have one that accepts a 3/4 size, 99 or 128, although the 128 needs some shims, as the base is shorter than that of the 99.
06-18-2022, 08:46 PM
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Originally Posted by 1.41
If you don't get an answer here, email Bob Fowler. Bob recently (one year or so ago) did a short video or two about the 101 on YouTube and he answers questions about restoration. You can leave him a question in the comment section of his YouTube video or email him through his website.
https://bobsvsmservice.com/
https://bobsvsmservice.com/
I love bob fowler!!!!! I watch all his videos ..lol I willl most def do that. thank you!! I do not know why I didn't think about that before. so appreciate you!!!!
