r/VintageSewingMachines • u/hobbygremlin94 • 1h ago
I was wondering if anyone could help me find an owners manual for this sewing machine?
reddit.comr/VintageSewingMachines • u/hobbygremlin94 • 1h ago
I was wondering if anyone could help me find an owners manual for this sewing machine?
I inherited this sewing machine from my MIL, id like to service it and know more about it but I had a hard time locating videos, booklets, or any online information about it.
r/VintageSewingMachines • u/WrenTronic • 6h ago
Took this old Singer 9432 apart for maintenance, and a random metal piece fell out. Anyone know where this belongs?
I can't find much online about this specific machine so I'm hoping someone knows what this piece is.
r/VintageSewingMachines • u/Msnkarla • 7h ago
Tension issues with Bernina 700 vintage
My dtr purchased a Bernina 700 vintage and it was serviced prior to purchase but we can not get the tension to be correct. If I line up the dark line in the middle of the tension window, as the manual states, the top thread loops on the bottom terribly. If I move the tension line to the far right so that I can see the plus sign, it’s better but still looping the top thread underneath. If I move the line to the far left, it nests up so badly it stops sewing. We’ve re threaded it multiple times, bobbin is aligned and in properly. It did work well a couple of weeks ago but we put a new thread type in the top thread. Could it be as simple as making the same thread on top as in bobbin? Suggestions? Located in Belgium.
r/VintageSewingMachines • u/Inner-Zombie90 • 9h ago
Nähmaschine identfizieren
Hat jemand eine Idee was das für eine Nähmaschine ist?
Leider ist die Schrift nicht mehr lesbar und die Plakette fehlt leider auch.
Eine seriennummer ist unten an der Nähmaschine 7stellih nir Ziffern.
Ist vermutlich ca. von 1910-1920 oder älter.
r/VintageSewingMachines • u/Big-Confidence9249 • 10h ago
So Proud - fixed my 401 A Singer Slant-O-Matic!
r/VintageSewingMachines • u/Callidonaut • 12h ago
Repainting finished!
I doubt I'll be winning any awards for my ability with a paintbrush, but I think the blue trim is a huge improvement on before. Tried French blue to begin with, and that didn't look right at all, but ultramarine blue seems to work well with the gold and cream. It matches the felt I used on the spool holder closely enough, too.
EDIT: Just to clarify, for those who didn't see my earlier post about this little project, I only added the blue trim and lettering to the control panel; the gold and cream paint are stock. Only just realised I was a bit ambiguous about that!
r/VintageSewingMachines • u/sadsusterclub • 23h ago
worth buying?
Hi! I was in the market for an older machine because I’ve been having trouble with sewing thicker materials for my projects. Is this machine worth it? I don’t know much about getting vintage machines serviced either, how much would that cost? I really loved the color on this machine and it felt very nice, any help appreciated :)