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You are a joy to know. I'm so lucky to have vintage machines because it lead me to you. Beyond your expertise of sewing machines you are wise beyond beyond. Love you kiddo.

I'm a herd dog lover. Thank you for understanding me, and my dogs who would 'love' to herd your kitties. My sewing machines appreciate you just a smidge less than i do. Accepting and kindness is needed these days.❤

Sewing machine stuff only!

"I ate some pie " and it was delicious 😋 Thank you for making this zone Politic Free Zone

If you have to hide your politics in order to get along, I'd argue that you're not really getting along.

Thank you.

Civility is so important! I loved Marie's video... A great watch!

Thanks so much, Bob! Sending so many positive vibes to the entire community. Much love ❤️

Wonderful camera work and description! Thanks so much.

Thanks, Bob. Several of my favorite YT creators have recently expressed how burned out they're feeling, due, in part, to riding herd on the comments section. Unfortunately, some of them are shutting down their public online presence.

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Thanks Bob. I saw Marie's video and wanted to see this. Wow, the KK did the paint in. Good to know. sorry that happened but glad it is getting painted anyway. Which Ultrasonic do you have? I may want to invest one day. Stay well and stay cool in these sweaty days of summer.

Hi bob, if your .235 tool ever wears out, grab a piece of 6mm (.236) keystock at a nearby big box store

Would like to to see how you clean and polish the machines

Plz help I took my tension assembly apart and ended up with 2 disc and another disc but looks like an everyday washer. And I don’t see it in any videos

Brilliant! ❤

The top of the eye to the hook is 1/8 too deep on your machine. You should have moved it up a little bit in your movie, so people can see the distance.

I so appreciate all that you share with us! I have removed all the washers, & the 2 screws at the hub of the balance wheel of my 101-2, and plucked out a couple of straight pins & thread that were hiding behind. I STILL cannot get the balance wheel to slide off. Ir is necessary, too, as the bobbin winder needs working on. 🤔

For refreshing old vinyl I'm using cheap spray "plastic polisher for car interior". That's works great and looks like new and shiny.

Questions if you don't mind. 😊 where are you located? Where can I order parts needed ? Do you sell parts ? Thank you. Appreciate your dedication and hard work. I am learning so much from your video.

Hi Just purchased a 1912 or 1915 from a thift store with 3 drawer cabinet. Thank you 😊. Your video was very helpful.

Brilliant! Thank you for all your videos

Thanks for finding us a great solution! Makes sense to make the hole larger so you can make the repair a 2nd time if necessary. Things happen!

This kind of thing is so clever. I would love to see how you go about bending wire like this so precisely, and don't end up with something that looks like a committee tried to design a paper clip and forgot what they were doing half way through! Could you put it on the To Do List, pretty please? I promise to be very, very good - I'll even eat all my vegetables! :-)

Thanks for sharing the information

Great to know

Wow! You,are very resourceful! Thank you for your efforts.

You are my hero!

Can you advise how to adjust timing?

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YES!!!! Thank you. And now I need to get one of those wires.

Love that idea, Bob! Do you think that is the same size for that little upper guide?

Hey Bob, I found a 306W this week and made the mistake of removing the foot pedal wire in order to get the machine out and I’m looking for a video to figure out where to put it back. I think this is the video I need but I’m wondering where the ribbed wires go! You didn’t mention it here. Does it matter? I should have taken a better video, the video I did take, I didn’t pay attention to the ribbed wire, ugh! Thanks

It would be different if they would Wire. Correctly

Thank you so much for all of these wonderful videos. I have a Jones vibrating shuttle that is making a terrible noise. I have pinpointed it to the fact that the needle bar wiggles up and down a bit. I have no idea how to fix this. I’m guessing it’s a worn and I’m probably not going to be able to get to it much less find a part for Jones machine in the US.

Yo tengo una de las mismas maquinas pero el motor se hiso muy lento

I wish you could work on my Singer 66…your work is excellent…sadly my machine and I are in a different country 😂

What is used to polish the parts

When did you get your RAT FINK tattoo.........I'm guessing '65-----67. Getting the old grease out of the potted motors is the hardest part for me. Later gator.

Hi Bob! I haven't worked on a machine for almost a year sue to some health issues, but all it took is seeing you take apart a nice old potted motor, and my hands are itching to get back to it! I have a dusty old 66 sitting on the bench all this time. It only needs some good cleaning and a stitch regulator cover and it'll be done, so I'm looking forward to tomorrow morning to get her done! Thanks for the joyful inspiration!

At 4:10 in this video you made reference to another video where you wired up one of the Leviton plugs that you were talking about. Can you tell me which video that was, I'd like to view it as I have bought the 10 pack of plugs and used my first one today.

You are a marvel!! Watching from Australia and learning all about my 201.😊😊😊

I’m trying to adjust the tension on my mum’s old singer 201k. Your video has been very helpful. Thank you!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

I just got my Aunt‘s 237. It still runs. Thanks for the info!

Love watching you... Learned much from you! Thanks for all the videos you have posted and all the knowledge you share!

Yes, Krud Kutter is quite rough on paint.

Great video as always! Just purchased my third 15-91 yesterday at estate sale 40 dollars in a bentwood case. I will start rebuilding soon.

Thanks for this video. The handle on mine is a mess.

Thanks for the two videos on this case. I have a featherweight case that is needing attention to make it usable again.