Funny: A 431G does not weigh 431 grams/ 1 Lbs.!
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- čas přidán 12. 07. 2023
- When scrolling through the classifieds you can find an amusing listing.
Like with this Singer 431G,
1st video in this series (Singer 710?): • Funny: (Not a) Singer ...
2nd video in this series (Singer 1918?): • Funny: What is a Singe...
I hope this will leave you smiling.
Thanks for watching!
Used royalty free soundtrack/music:
Intellect - Yung Logos
Gear:
Camera: Sony PDW680 broadcast camcorder & Canon 5d-m2
Light: SmallRig RC-120b and other small softboxes
Voice-over: Tascam DR60D-MII
Software: Final Cut Pro x
Note: English is not my native language. My sincere apologies for any mispronunciations! - Jak na to + styl
"The Sewing Machine Rabbit Hole"! Cool video great subject!
Thanks Jebb!
Their ignorance is your bliss!
I have Singer sewing machines what can't be found in data base. A, E and T is a Russia, Podolsk. My 66-6 with C letter is a Prussia, Wittenberge.
😂 👌🏻
awesome content
Thank you so much!
I have a bunch of machines waiting. Hopefully I have some new videos up soon.
Have a great weekend
You forgot JB models made in Canada , its ok we as Canadian always seem to be forgotten about , just like when we helped win the wars , guess thats why we are so polite , were used to otheres taking the credit lol
Hi there.
I LOVE Canada and Candians. Visiting Canada is on the top of my wish list, seriously!
Just to be sure... are you talking about letters in the model number or the letters JB in the serial number. In the summary I show at 19 seconds I have the MODEL letter J for St. John. I'm not familiar with JB after the model number. What I do know is that JB in the SERIAL number is for the Canadian factory, St. John. In my video I talk about the letter in the MODEL number, not about the SERIAL number.
Or am I missing something - I don't know everything.
GO Canada! ;-)
Thanks for the English version. I am subscribed but is there any way you can send me only in English? Unfortunately, I never learned German, but have studied French, Greek, some Hungarian and some Hawaiian. Ver educational. Here in the USA, I, too, notify eBay sellers of incorrect information and most of them thank me and change the description.
Hi Roland, thank you for your message/questions.
You have some serious language skills my friend!
Something I admire.
Every video I make has an English and a Dutch version. The video you'll see as a suggested video (by CZcams) depends on the language you have set. Or so I understand, but I could be wrong.
Unfortunately I cannot show you only the English version. But it may be good to remember I have an English version (with subtitles) of every video, so if you see a Dutch version simply click on my name and you'll see al recent uploaded video.
I have tried to 'educate' sellers by sending some background information on what they are selling. But often (= near always) they don't like me doing that.
Did you know there is a separate Facebook group on ridiculous sewing machine adds?
Take care and have a great weekend!
@@erikneek
My apologies for mistaking Dutch for German. To an Anglophonic they sound the same.
I don't care for Facebook. In addition to collecting, refurbishing and selling sewing machines, I also collect and operate American toy trains. I have a lot of experience with ebay. Like I previously said, most sellers are very happy with corrections. The few that don't respond, still have their things for sale.