1886 SINGER Sewing Machine Restoration

[@JackSquat54]

My wife just recently received a 1950 Singer (We looked up the serial #) from her 88 yr. old Mom. Her Mom loved to sew and make beautiful blankets by crochet or quilt. With it came several box's of materiel and a dozen sets of scissors. All sorts of colored thread on a display and more stuff and doo dads. My wife has rediscovered sewing and has made baby blankets and pillows for girlfriends and is about to make her first dress from a pattern. It makes her happy and i can't ask for more... Old Grumpy. 😁

[@Bananadiva1]

To think this exquisite machine was made in my Great Grandmother's lifetime and has been lovingly restored over one hundred years later. Thank god for amazingly skilled craftsmen like you who are able to give wonderful antique treasures a new lease of life.

[@howardlovecraft750]

That says a lot about a machine that was made nearly 150 years ago, being able to sew just as well as the day it was made.

[@cynthiahawkins2389]

My mother was given (back in 1946) a Singer Featherweight 221 as a wedding present. I was born in 1948 - and story goes, mom used to lie me on my tummy, and I would watch, fascinated as the needle on the machine went up and down. Well, it is now 2022, and guess what?? I still have that machine!! It runs like a top, and recently, lovingly serviced, cleaned and oiled by a place here in New Orleans. Those were built to last.

[@cindyhiggins5604]

Such a beautiful story!!! ❤

[@Bananadiva1]

Please always treasure that wonderful machine. Vintage are absolute works of art and from my experience of owning some, they are far more reliable than modern machines.

[@turtur6260]

Здравствуйте, я тоже живу Орлеане INGRE , 3 goda y vsu jizn mechtala kupit etu machinu Zinger da no ne smogla votre priexala Francii toje mechtayu priobresti votre natknulas n'a vache video i smotru l radyyus vami u vas. zolotie ruki , spasiba vam , Y xotela bi znat esli est vozmojnost pomoch mne kupit starogo proizvodstva Zinger y bi zaplatila bi vachi rasxodi y bejinka c Chechni mne 67 let esli est vojmojnost pojaluysta otvet te mne budu jdat otveta spasiba ,Zula

[@НатальяСоловых-б9н]

До сих пор на ней шью!!!! Живу в России. Спасибо мастерам!

[@sewhapi2347]

Who are you!!! I'll tell u who you are. Your are a genius 👏 for making this video and the other video! These video's are references that will go down in classic views and you tube hall of fame! Well done! Now please if you will do a 1940's, 50's, or 60's Featherweight with motor that would be the one everyone is collecting and restoring for thier sewing room. Not trying to cut middle man out but two companies out there are charging $3,000.00 to restoration and pick out your on color for the sewing machine. I can not touch that no way. I want to do it myself , but I need someone like you to break it down piece by piece. wow!!!Thank you! Have a wonderful life!!

[@hospitalller]

Hello, I need to say how much I have enjoyed this video as a hobbyist sewing machine restorer myself. In fact, in the process of restoring a 1898 machine in similar bad shape. Some constructive criticism. Although the job is amazing when it comes to polishing and sand blasting, I would expect much better results in finishing the black painted surfaces, there are still many scuffed and pitted areas. I use metal and body filler for cars and then sand to the desired smooth finish. But since you laser engrave I understand the limitations ( I apply water decals under multiple clear coats). Painting the ornate face plate in gold is brilliant! thinking of doing that on the old lady. Thanks again, amazing job!

[@lurlinepusey448]

I am a machine girl and I can't believe what I was seeing I respect you and your work . I thank you for restoring one of this Girl friend.

[@JustIsold]

I have a 28 Singer, it looks somewhat like this, with some of the decals still half on and a scuffed cabinet, but it was my great grandmothers and it still works amazingly when I sew with it!

[@TheWertzuiop13]

My Singer 28K is right now 129 Years old. When i became it i just Cleaned and oiled it a bit and its runnig so smooth. Im a bit scared of taking everything apart and not getting it together again 🥺. So I don't do that . But I still love my machine and sew on her :)

[@MsMuppet1985]

I have and about the same age. I didn’t need to completely disassemble to get it it running again beautifully. Just oil and cleaning.

[@gudang0garam]

That's crazy

[@19ghost73]

"Don't fix it until it breaks!" & "Never touch a running system!" - There is A LOT of truth in these... Our family's WERTHEIM Electra sewing machine is also 130+ years old now, well-used...and all it needed was just a bit of TLC ("tender love & care") to run silk-smooth again. :)

[@TheWertzuiop13]

Didn't knew that my comment got so many likes. Like I even got some old videos about my machine on here 😅🤙🏻

[@virginiadouglas9449]

my Gramma had one like this and as a child it was the first machine i used to practice my sewing however today i have my own antique singer machine. I wish someone can do mine just like this. How beautiful it looks thank you

[@chrislewis2792]

I have my Grandmother's 1956 Singer. It is in the original sewing cabinet, I have the instruction booklet and all the original accessories. It is amazing to see how in 70 years from this one so many things remain the same. Like the tension screw for the stitches, the way you change the needle. The pressure foot is the same, with the lever in back to raise and lower it. It also still has a hand wheel on the right side to manually stitch when needed.

[@turtur6260]

Privet esli budete prodavat y bi kupila bi chem budet lejat luche chtob machina rabotala pdayte mne pojaluysta budu jdat otveta

[@robertaabreu1647]

Jamais poderia fazer algo assim. Me perdi no 5° parafuso, que você retirou. É necessário ser um grande artista, e ser possuidor de uma memória incrível! Parabéns! Você se encaixa perfeitamente, nesse perfil.

[@andrewturnbull5897]

Lovely work on the laser engraving, a definite original contribution to the field of restorers out there. I must comment on the screwdrivers however. You must invest in properly sized screwdrivers as they damage the screws and it is obvious, the ones you used were far too small! Keep up the excellent work!

[@beckiweaver8383]

Thank you. Just watching the finish of winding the bobbin, threading brought back some wonderful memories of my grandmother teaching me to sew on her treadle Singer. Thank you for restoring a beautiful machine.

[@daniellarivera-juvera8865]

Enjoy the process. Lots of work. Good job

[@lolcec81]

комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера

[@Bqqq-th4ir]

Я завидую ,какие умные модельеры работали на этом машинке .почему нет такие мастера как Крестиан Диор и много другие звёзды.

[@yolandavazquez6106]

This is the first time I see one of your videos. Oh God you are gifted not only in your hands but also in your mind. The laser work is stunning, and the restoration is excellently done. Keep on doing it. 🙏🙌👍

[@mromero597]

Beautiful work. Truly enjoyed watching your restoration of both sewing machines. Your laser engraving is very artistic. Never seen that bobbin mechanism in US machines so I’m totally mesmerized 😲. These sewing machines were meant to be passed on to the younger generations so I’m glad you are helping to do that. Your color choices in this one are very faithful to the original. Bravo! Excellent! Health and success to you!

[@cindyhiggins5604]

I agree with you! Such a wonderful restoration. The amount of knowledge to complete the task was superb! 👌😍☝

[@teariana1]

Singer sewing machines began as a U.S.company.

[@АлинаК-в4у]

Ого, супер, лучше чем с завода стала. Даже нет слов, одни эмоции 😄👍

[@annettehernandez2]

I am a big fan of antique sewing machines, so I really appreciate the restoration of this workhorse. What a work of art! Thank you!!

[@ВалентинаВойлокова-ф1я]

Какая изящная швейная машинка Зингер! Какая фантастически тонкая, практически ювелирная работа мастера по реставрации! Удивительное преображение! И что самое главное - всё работает!!!

[@prestidigitator-j1f]

Шутите??? Я бы его варваром назвал. То молотком колесо снимает, то вал, то монтировкой выдирает поддончик. Я бы такому свою швейную машинку не доверил.

[@user_serge_2196]

@@prestidigitator-j1f Согласен. Ещё сомнения вызывает использование аналога вд40 в качестве смазки. Там нужна, конечно, жидкая смазка, но не спрей, конечно. При том, что во многих местах он очень грамотно работает.

[@prestidigitator-j1f]

@@user_serge_2196 Ну он как слесарь может и опытный, но в ремонте машинок это не подходит в таком виде.

[@ЕленаПетухова-п7в]

Удивительно,как можно залипнуть ,наблюдая за такой великолепной работой! Браво Мастеру!

[@prestidigitator-j1f]

Великолепная - это когда молотком по швейной машинке бьют?😂Или потому что гравировку лазером сделал?)

[@НадеждаКриулева]

У меня швейная от мамы,тоже требуется реставрация,но куда и кто будет делать.

[@prestidigitator-j1f]

@@НадеждаКриулева Никто Вам не поможет задёшево, кроме Вас самой.)

[@aleksp.5742]

А ещё покраска аэрозолькой! Это прямо «шедевр»!

[@CDjyk]

Она шьёт!!! Цель любой реставрации - восстановить работоспособность. Вам это удалось.

[@ЕвгенияШпак-и5б]

У меня такая же все работает .

[@StariyBashmak]

@@ЕвгенияШпак-и5б А чего же ей не работать? зингер -- самая примитивная и дешевая машинка своего времени, простая как лопата.

[@Feniks-j1g]

​@@StariyBashmakона прекрасна,не сравнить с современными пластмассками,все что делалось в то время гораздо лучше,чем сейчас китайское.и писатели и художники того времени это золотой век,а сейчас таких нет

[@ТатьянаОльховская-л7х]

Случайно на второе видео ваше попала.Мои восхишения вашему таланту.Не удержалась и подписалась.Здоровья вам и процветания.

[@soniabrasola5007]

Madre mía, qué paciencia para desmontarla y montarla enterita y qué bien queda. Lo que más me ha sorprendido es ese pirograbador, que no conocía. Yo soy mujer, enfermera y ama de casa y aunque no tengo apenas tiempo, me gusta mucho la restauración (aunque a nivel mirona solo) , ya sea de muebles u objetos como relojes, máquinas, etc. Muchas gracias por el vídeo que además de entretenido me ha resultado muy instructivo.

[@natalyakhabikhuzhina3383]

Потрясающе! Это вам не автомат Калашникова! Разобрать, отреставрировать, собрать...и при этом ничего не забыть! Браво! Мастер с большой буквы! Это даже не ювелирная работа, гораздо круче! Как будто вы всю жизнь на фабрике "Зингер" собирали! Видео просто залипательное получилось! Респект и уважение МАСТЕРУ!

[@smeh3588]

Восстановить то восстановил, но не настроил. Нитки петляют.

[@DekaSoft]

Мастер с большой буквы не поставил компенсационную пружинку, и контрящую гайку регулировочного винта закручивал головкой, сбивая все настройки (хотя их там и не было). Зато показал лазерную гравировку.

[@alocin110]

Beautiful restoration. Thank you for sharing.

[@lfuentes4098]

Cool. And it works!🎉

[@gisleyalves7757]

🇧🇷🇧🇷 What an extraordinary work made by a human being. This person IS an amazing and unique human . His work goes far beyond " restoration "; this person, literary, has the power to bring back the KAMI that once belonged to this Sewing Machine. Many generations were involved to create and maintain this machine. Including the person who has restored it. This machine CANNOT be possessed by any person anymore but, only by someone who will take great care of it and USE IT once in while. Can you feel anything when you touch a radio device. No. You cannot but, turn the radio device on and it will have the power to turn you sad or happy by the songs you hear. Exactly the same happens with ANY object you use or will use. The Tsukumogami once in this Sewing Machine IS BACK. Happy is the nation in which this restore person was born or live in.🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@Николай-н8з1т]

Такие мастера достойны уважения - продлить жизнь забытой старой швейной машинки, но уже в новом качестве - как память. Это нужно людям.

[@GuestNight]

Жизнь у машинки была и без него, надо просто удалить пыль и смазать. Выше написали правильно - этому "мастеру" в руки такие вещи давать нельзя. Максимум допускать до ремонта жигулей не старше 15 лет.

[@prestidigitator-j1f]

@@GuestNight Полностью с Вами соглашусь. Это варвар, а не мастер. Колесо молотком снимать... Слов нет.

[@mehmetartan8534]

very good workmanship

[@АндрейШмырев-х8н]

Машинке больше 100 лет....живая!!!Лайк.

[@jeffr0]

my wife's great grandmother gave us a similar Singer with foot pump. I guess i need to start refurbishing it, though it'll be nowhere near as nice as you have done. the ingenuity and craftsmanship in this sewing machine is amazing. men figured this out with just their brains, no computers or power tools to conceive, create and assemble this beauty

[@MarkLada]

I turned a foot pedaled singer into a foot pedaled grinding stone to sharpen my axes and knives.. I get way more use out of it than I would a sewing machine.. There are literally tens of thousands of these old sewing machines out there.. They are not worth very much and unless it's a family heirloom or something they aren't really worth restoring..

[@MarleyBu]

It's amazing the amount of components that go into these incredible machines. I love them, they are so beautiful. A wee bit of love and care and it will last another 120 odd years. Nice job ❤

[@memoartan753]

A valuable machine smells like history. Very good

[@sametartan2556]

It definitely smells of history!

[@muhammedartan]

excellent sewing machine restoration

[@sergejstarvids9656]

Добрый день, работа просто супер, ну а с лазером это шедевр, удивил так удивил, удачи тебе и крепкого здоровья.

[@capdatzme19]

Another great restoration to a relic of the past.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❣🧵🪡

[@nidyagraterol1214]

Buenas noches fantastico su trabajo esta excelente lo felicito es una obra de arte muchos saludos desde Venezuela.

[@sbaumgartner9848]

This restoration is amazing. The skills and equipment needed to disassemble all of the components, keep them organized, clean/restore each piece including every screw, etc. is magnificent. Plus a huge amount of patience is required! It would have taken many hours of work. I want to cry when I see how much solid metal was used to manufacture these machines compared to the limited life of today's plastic, circuit board, planned obsolescence today's domestic machines have. It's amazing the technology that was available in 1886 to manufacture every piece. Plus the intelligence of the designers and engineers. I loved it when you removed the bobbin and removed the original sewing thread. I hope you kept the thread for the owner! And to think how the design of the needles back in 1886 is the same as today. The quality of the stitching is better than I can get from my cheap Brother Heavy Duty machine. I see you are in Turkey! Thank you so much!

[@connielb40]

A very creative reimagining of this classic machine. I understand the choices you made, like opting for paint vs chrome due to cost, but I probably would have tried to preserve some of the patina on the cabinet (personal preference), but if I could make a friendly suggestion- using the correct screwdriver size would have prevented a lot of damage. Larger screw heads require a larger tool. I think you mangled just about every screw.

[@winnerscreed6767]

Thank you for your comment, I thought it was just me. I kept hearing my dad's voice in my head,saying..use the right size screw driver your going to strip the heads!..

[@Feniks-j1g]

Золотые руки🎉 это восхитительно,настоящее искусство

[@JanaKleckley]

This restoration is awesome. I can watch videos like this and actually get something done. Thank you for sharing this with me.

[@yvettekinchking8838]

WOW age meets old age. Brilliant idea your unique mark 👍 👏. These so-called top designers are missing out

[@Jessiebes]

I have a singer 327 from the 60’s which I use for most of my sewing projects, I find it fascinating how similar the mechanics are to the Victorian ones. Excellent video, best restoration of a sewing machine Ive seen.

[@cindyhiggins5604]

I agree! Best restoration I've ever seen!! 🤩

[@DELFIN-u5y]

Слава Зингеру сделал на века! Слава мастеру вдохнул новую жизнь в прекрасную вещь! Эта машинка шьет всё - от кожи до батиста.

[@hoganes2005]

Какой Вы молодец!!! Золотые руки!!!

[@sametartan4446]

Hello there, I also watched your first sewing machine video. You have improved yourself a lot. It turned out to be a very professional video. I am looking forward to see more, nice and diverse machines!!

[@ЕленаСафина-г7э]

Очень люблю смотреть процесс восстановления . Кажется уже совсем не природная в использовании вещь , после реставрации преобретает первоначальный вид и даже лучше👍👍👌👌👏👏 залипательное видео, успокаивает, браво мастеру, у вас золотые руки👌👌🤲🤲

[@Акула-б3х]

Этот колхозник испортил историческую вещь. Всё, что показано на видео, абсолютно неверно и неприменимо к восстановительным работам над этими изделиями из чугуна и стали. Начиная с порчи винтов неподходящей отвёрткой заканчивая варварским использованием молотка по маховому колесу и платформе. Абсолютно ничего не выполнено по технологии тех лет. Варварское использование молотка вместо съёмника. Неисторичные надписи и рисунки выполненные лазером (а не переводной картинкой, поверх которой потом накладывается лак), которые на данной модели, а тем более в то время никогда не использовались. У меня сердце кровью обливалось во время просмотра этого видео. Покраска дрянью из баллона, содранный шпон, покрытие дерева какой-то дрянью, порча лазером, разъединение рукава и платформы (это не требуется делать ни в коем случае), отсутствие покрытия шеллаком машины и дерева. Краска покрытая таким тончайшим слоем слетит моментально (оригинальный толстый слой больше милиметра). Саморезы под филлипс вообще убили. Кто работал над этими машинами и знает толк в восстановлении, тот поймёт. Данный индивид получает премию "Рукожоп года".

[@ЕленаСафина-г7э]

@@Акула-б3х 🤦🤦😟😟🤷🤷🤷 очень жаль

[@Veronic.atelier1821]

@@Акула-б3х Этот колхозник турок ничего удивительного!Ещё такие умельцы в Индии живут и таким же образом и ещё топорнее "реставрируют" машинки!

[@r.duroucher225]

What a fine piece of work! Thank you for taking the time to post it. You did very well to show the machine sewing after your work was done. The proof that the job is well done is the quality of the stitches the machine produces. This one looks like the stitches are excellent. Just so you know, in their manuals Singer recommended using kerosene to clean out old gummed up or hardened oil. I have found that this works well. I very much like your use of the laser to create the decorations. It is good taste and the design shows respect for the heritage of the machine. I would love to see a video of exactly how the laser work is done. That however is selfish of me and I have no right to be selfish in light of the generosity you show in posting such an excellent video.

[@NATRA2021]

Thanks for watching. we can make a video specific to the laser machine. where we find the drawings and how we sometimes draw it ourselves. Sometimes we abstract and draw an item, and sometimes we do a completely abstract work. The laser machine is not an easy machine either. Making size adjustments, other than making adjustments according to the material we use… other than that, manual adjustments to make the surface 90 degrees… The 2 minutes seen in the video, but we really spent a lot of time on laser work. 😂

[@KarenGreene51]

I’m in awe. Who are you, where are you. My dream is to one day have a machine that is cranked by hand such as the one you restored in this video.

[@jodylarson5317]

woodworking may not be your strength, but the restoration of the actual machine is perfectly lovely!

[@Sandra-mk3gm]

Definitely needs to get someone else to do the woodwork, I had to look away.

[@maryearle4667]

This made me ill! It shouldn't sound like a cement mixer! It was a beautiful machine and you have destroyed it.

[@teariana1]

​@@maryearle4667 in the latest video he made it looks like he did research on where and what kind of grease and oil you use. He definitely was using the wrong stuff in this one. I did love the laser engraving though.

[@rosemcgrail7873]

Very nice! That laser engraving really put it over the top, what a fun toy.

[@MissGroves]

Thank you! I can now give my three machines a good clean and fix thanks to watching this!

[@songs9055]

🥰umair🥰

[@willieckaslike]

Thank you for this, which has a special interest for me. My mother had exactly the same model, which she inherited from her Aunt who was a dressmaker & corsetiere ! Mum's was mounted on a treadle, which of course left both hands free.

[@Lexx1969]

136 лет....Хорошая работа мастер.Очень хорошая.Лайк.

[@W4ABN]

Love the laser work. Would be nice to restore a machine to working order like this. Well done. She sews very nicely.

[@СергейМирошниченко-й7ч]

Это просто чудо!Слава мастеру.

[@EwertonVasconcelosS]

Great jobs.

[@intuitknit]

Its amazing that you can remember where all the various screws go when you reassemble it!

[@markphillips6154]

That tiny little narrow screwdriver really chews up some of those slotted screwheads

[@PhantomQueenOne]

Considering how old it is, it's really in surprisingly good shape!

[@ОльгаНикол-ф8н]

Подписалась на канал . Буду с интересом смотреть .

[@buynsell365]

What are you using for the laser etching......or what ever you do to get the logo back on and such?

[@dclaet1135]

How did you power it? It's a hand crank, but both of your hands were on the fabric while sewing.

[@sobiaimtiaz8277]

My singer matchin is 100 years old My grandmother's mother buy it in August 1922

[@williamoverton7265]

Your restoration skills and results are beyond fantastic.

[@michellebruton6287]

Wow !! what an amazing restoration - she is beautiful !!. I cannot imagine a negative comment. I have an old Singer machine that was gifted many years ago, and would dearly love to have her restored to working condition. Especially now. I live in South Africa where we sometimes have up to 6 hours of loadshedding a day. they cut the power at 6 in the morning, then again at 12 or 1 and then again between 6 and 8.30. I learnt to sew on a hand machine.

[@nehirdoga4772]

Ellerinize sağlık nefis oldu

[@vuralkarakas5540]

usta ellerine sağlık çok güzel oldu. güzel videolarının devamını beklerim

[@nermindemirci9085]

Vidaları nasıl olurda karıştırmazsın, mükemmel hafıza..Akılda tutabilmek büyük başarı..Eline emeğine sağlık, büyük usta...

[@niklar55]

How did you transfer the original decoration into your laser? Those machines were really made to last generations. Unlike today's ''throwaway'' culture. 😊👍 .

[@gergemall]

Beautiful job . Thank you

[@restorationconstantines7731]

Best👍

[@cecilgore495]

The machine was in sad shape when you put it on your work bench, I appreciate your time, and expertise we should try an save items from our past so in the future it can be seen.

[@hulyasa.5292]

Muhtesem isler yapiyorsunuz bu emeğinizin üstüne söylenebilecek söz yok tek kelime ile harika

[@ВадимКузнецов-з2й]

...у моей бабушки была точно такая-же швейная машинка!-, до сих пор работает на радость всем нам, только недавно я сделал ей электропривод с регулятором оборотов на педали, молодец парень, дал вторую жизнь раритету 👍👍👍😉🤔!!!

[@ВидеоГраф-ы7п]

Вадим Кузнецов, электропривод сами делали или покупали, сколько стоила поделка или покупка - какой крутящий ремень? .... у меня ремень испортился ручную самокрутку назад ставить не охота... 🤔🙄😥🧵🪡

[@prestidigitator-j1f]

@@ВидеоГраф-ы7п Любой. Они в швейных отделах свободно продаются. Но сперва стоит установить мотор и шнурком замерить длину. И с этим шнурком уже идти за ремнём, дабы не пришлось 2 раза бегать. Машинка не очень любит большие обороты, кстати.

[@CandC68]

I had a 31-15, many years ago. My first machine. Solid as a rock, but heavier. Made a few work shirts, patched a ton of jeans, and made a 3 person tent and fly. Miss it.

[@jackierudd2010]

My 1st impression was...... you've shown so much more respect to this lovely old machine, Thankyou 😊. The appearance of this old workhorse at the start was very poor. Personally i think stripping it back to the bare bones and thoroughly washing it was justified. I hope you applied a number of coats of black and an excellent top coat because if not the work base will quickly wear off if it's to be used. To see it working was good, it may need a little tweaking with the tension but that should be easy enough. I'm being picky now ...... I'm not keen on the laser work, i would have liked to see Singer Decals BUT you restored it so having your mark is understandable I suppose. Just another suggestion, I really think the woodwork could be improved, repairing, sanding back and adding a good wood stain and wiping off, finished with a good wax finish. ALWAYS make sure the handle is fitted VERY secure and STRONG because these beautiful machines hurt like hell when they drop on your feet 😨. Overall I think this was a better resturation than your other one. Thanks for sharing and also improving. 😊

[@NATRA2021]

Thank you for your nice comments and advice. We really worked hard. this has been our journeyman work. We will be masters next time. ☺️

[@jackierudd2010]

@@NATRA2021 I look forward to your next one 😊

[@Austeration]

Absolutely stunning 👍you have a real gift with these sewing machines. I'd love to see more of the laser work set up. I'm not sure what video I like better this one or your first machine. Both excellent. Well done.

[@Rosaura2944]

OMG That is the most BEAUTIFUL restoration I ever seen LOVE IT

[@MisterRorschach90]

I’m so dumb. I had an antique sewing machine attached to a sewing machine table. It was very nice. I sold it like an idiot. It worked perfectly. Now I want to get into sewing and making my own clothes and I have to buy a new machine.

[@jackierudd2010]

No you don't have to buy new, buy an old singer, you can get them quite reasonably priced on ebay and charity shops. The hand cranks will last FOREVER 😊

[@hillmoon9833]

Famous brand sewing machine🕺💖💃🕺💖💃🕺💖💃📽️🎥📽️🎥

[@exlibrisas]

My mum has one, a rip off of Singer from Russian Empire times. It was bought for my Grandmother when she was still a child for a seamstress future. By the time they bought it, it had already been used by an old tailor (seamsman?). It's more than a 100 years old. Still working flawlessly. Even myself used it. Very familiar with the parts.

[@bobair2]

old tailor (seamsman?). A man who sews is a tailor and the woman is a seamstress. If you like gender neutral both could be called clothes fabricators.

[@lesberkley3821]

@@bobair2 The proper Victorian term is "machinist". It is gender-neutral, but these jobs were one of the few that were predominantly staffed by women. The speed that was required of them was frightening.

[@gulsumartan1626]

Güzel çalışma olmuş son hali çok güzel...

[@gulsumartan1626]

Buarada o yaşlı teyze nerde🤣

[@ElenaHarashchuk]

Любо дивитись на Вашу роботу, от би ще знайти майстра, щоб мою машинку реставрував

[@jakelineb]

ganhou uma inscrita e admiradora do seu trabalho. O que vc fezno volante foi sensacional!

[@MsMuppet1985]

Was really interesting to see you work with the metal. But I was a bit horrified with what you did to the wood. A little wood glue would have rebonded that veneer. No need to remove!!

[@simoneoslaj4558]

Que "carrão" heimm?!!♥️♥️ Um espetáculo de trabalho! Parabéns 👏👏👏👏

[@mansillahector8gimell.comm677]

A eso se le llama restauraciones! !!!!muy buen trabajo. Saludos desde Argentina.

[@АндрейШмырев-х8н]

Хорошая вещь!!В России в городе Подольске...делали клоны ,зингера,.Жаль что после развала СССР завод разорился и закрылся...

[@امريانممم]

عمل رائع 👍👍🏽👍👍🏽👍👍🏽

[@Pipequiroz1977]

hermoso trabajo, quedan muy lindas esa maquinas cuando se les mantiene el diseño original. felicitaciones

[@ftf652]

Awesome work. No other has had the laser touch you added. What you do is a lost art and I enjoyed watching this transformation.

[@fatmanuryokus4421]

I love your channel! Each video is better than the previous one. Hope to watch more videos of yours. Keep going 🤜🏿🤛🏻

[@anamarquez8804]

Bueno trabajo

[@gaynorjackson8857]

Beautiful restoration exquisite details wow talented beyond words definitely

[@LR-yu3mx]

I sewed my own clothes on a Singer that was rescued after a fire. My dad and brother restored 5 coming from the fire at an industrial school. My dad made a little wooden Box for it to stand on. I made all my school u iforms, even my Grade 12 prom dress. I traced the patterns from the Bayer Moden. Magazine that my mom baught monthly. At the age of 20 I bought my new Bernina. I still have a collection odf old Singer.. One with a foot pedal. Beautiful antiques and usable.