I’m just an old tinkerer, I’ve been wanting one for awhile, good video, thank you!

I have two of these and have gotten support to help me get them working  properly from time to time. Still a work in progress.

There is a direct correlation between the invention of the sewing machine & the increase in occupancy in insane asylums. Thanks!

I have been thinking about getting one of these, thank you for the information and show.  Cheers!

Thank you for sharing your   Shoe cobbler machine and how you sew with it as well as your tips.
I own one just like yours and do use it whenever  I have heavier leather projects to work on.
Keep safe and thanks again for sharing!🙏👍🇺🇸

Thank you for sharing your upgrades.

thank you, that is a very useful video. enjoyed it.

Awsome thank you for the informations learned a lot

Love this

I bought one of these machines about 2 years ago, it sews well if you don't mind it missing a random stich about every 75 to 100 stiches. I am a nuclear computer engineer in my day job, myself and 2 of our local sewing machine mechanics here locally finally figured out the issue with mine. First these machines are not precision machines they have a lot of slop in the mechanical parts. We found the issue by using an extremely small and expensive fiber camera (borrowed) to push into the body of the machine, the inside of the casting had a spot you could not get to with tools that had a bur sticking out such that allowed the slop in the moving mechanicals to bump into the stationary bur thus causing it to miss a stich. The good news is I have a machine (if you can call it that) for sale. I gave up on it and bought a Cowboy 4500, If you’re wanting to make money in leather work I would highly recommend pay once cry once and pony up for a good machine. You can find older Juki machines for under $400 if you really look if budget is an issue. Juki machines seem to run forever like tanks. Unless you need more frustration in your life, I would not recommend a Chinese Shoe Patcher.

Absolutely awesome, beautiful job ma😮

Very helpful video

Really helpful video. Thank you. My machine is due to arrive on Monday. 🤞

I gave mine away. I worked on it more than I sewed with it The bobbin  it was to small If you had to get into a shoe  toe  It did work for shoes  cranking hurt my shoulder 🤷🏾🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

Anyone have any input about thread thickness?? Particularly what the small bobbin is capable of?

Hello:
Thank you so much for this video. I bought one of these 6 years ago and it's never been used. In fact it still sets in my garage on the floor right where I took it out of the box?! I DID bolt a 4"X4" to the base for table mounting, but I've been too intimidated by it to get up the nerve to use it. I've heard guys say they grind off the "teeth"
on the presser foot. I may try that OR I may do what you did?
You've shown me that this might have been a good investment and that I should try using it? I make knife sheathes and rifle slings among other things. I got it for rifle slings because hand stitching 4 feet of leather took too long on one.
There ARE a lot of folks here on YT doing tutorials on these but yours makes sense. Thank you again for this video.
Merry Christmas.
God bless:
Dave

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I just ordered one of these from amazon 109$ green one but the stand is junk i will be mounting mine on the corner of my work table

Will it work well with Dacron sailcloth and Tex 90 and or Tex 70 thread?

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