SINGER 201-2 sewing machine restoration Day #4

[@ElizabethHansbury]

Have watched all four episodes of restoring my 201-2. Your instructions are clear and the camera angles are perfect. Thank you. Now I will look for the video after Day #4. ~ Elizabeth

[@rsmith9482]

Thank you for teaching me. Very good presentation on caring and restoring these machines. Just bought my first 201K. You have helped me immensely.

[@CarolBrett]

Having watched all four videos, I'm now ready to start work. Hopefully all of this will translate to my 1955 aluminium 201K. Many thanks for taking us through the steps.

[@ronalddevine9587]

Without any question, the very finest domestic sewing machine ever made by anyone anywhere. Smooth, vibration free, excellent stitch quality. I could listen to that motor all day.

[@jenniferoatey8593]

Great series. Thanks.

[@sewterie]

Love this series. Thanks. Helping me as I am rebuilding a 201.

[@Акула-б3х]

Good to see machines what never seen in life. Usual machines in my resale routine is soviet singer 15-88, german rotary Veritas 8014/35 and bunch of zig-zag "kalashnikovs" Chayka 3, Chayka 142M, Podolsk 142. Also all motors in my area have usual good wires because most of them made in 1960-1990s. Also modern pedals is a good choice for old motors because you can set up maximum speed for user and machine with motor live much longer.

[@immichaelbf]

Do you have recommendations for the oil and grease that you use? Is it from Singer or will any sewing machine lubricants work? Thanks!

[@henrilebovic5229]

What car polish do you use?

[@LuisLopez-lg4kf]

Can I send you mines to give mine a tuneup?

[@Акула-б3х]

I found one 201 in my region for the first time ever, but it looks not good and colored in white fence paint... And costs like a wing of plane...