Elna SU Supermatic Star 62C Review and Sewing Demonstration

1971 ElnaSuper 62C Sewing Machine Review and Demonstration

[@bbvetromile]

I just picked up one of these in full kit and excellent shape at a thrift store this weekend for 30 dollars, complete with case, full accessory kit, and manuals. Luckiest day!!!

[@canslawcaddy6662]

I picked up mine for 25 American bucks.

[@BorgaFamily]

Thank you. I just got my new Elna and appreciate you making this video for me!

[@Wolfensptz]

I bought my ELNA SU 62C in 1986 from a Sewing Center. I wasn't sure which model to buy so I went in back and talked to the machine mechanic. I asked him which model did he like and why. He said Hands Down the ELNA SU 62C is his favorite because he said it is built like a Tank and they rarely break! They run smooth, quiet and fast and in all these years I have never had a problem with mine!! Don't buy the plastic junk with digital electronic boards and expensive parts that so many companies pump out these days! They DO NOT last and they are super expensive to repair!

[@kiwi_comanche]

About to give this to my daughters. All the discs, all the bobbins, the carry case, the full monty.

[@thesergeant3524]

Fantastic gift! Super SU is one of my favorites.

[@daynapetersen8131]

My grandmother bought this for me when I was 15-16 years old. I made my first prom dress with it. A few years ago I was sewing an upholstery cover for a sofa in our RV. Sewed right through my index finger. It didn't hurt the machine at all. Just took it in to the shop for service. Looking forward to a few more years of smooth sewing ahead. Love, love this machine.

[@hollybonnybrookees5908]

I have newer well known machines but the Elna is my all time favorite. My mother bought it used when I was a child in the mid seventies. I like my Viking and Bernina but this Elna is truly excellent.

[@evanellyanderson1806]

I was close to donate my Elna supermatic. Because it stitched just reverse mode. Thanks to your video I found the why and now run like new!!Is a luxury!! I love it!!

[@thesergeant3524]

Wonderful!

[@thearough]

how much does it weigh?

[@carolynrogers1510]

This is the first machine I bought myself, 2nd hand in 1989, and it’s still sewing beautifully. The Swiss Elnas are just fabulous, sad that the factory closed down. I think if you use the quick reverse while cam reader is in use, you can break the cam gear.

[@pamdoner2281]

It is an amazing sewing machine. I have had mine since 1978 with no mechanical problems.

[@GreenlifeFin]

Great review, thanks. I love these old machines!

[@capretta444]

great vid thanks for this! i love my elna, and its nice to see a dude excited about sewing machines.

[@a.s.7386]

I needed a sewing machine, just for patches and repairs etc, so I went to a repair shop and bought an old Singer that had been overhauled. It was so worn out that even a complete overhaul didn't make it usable. Put it on full zig-zag and it would break the needle. I took it back and the shop owner made me a great deal on a little Elna just like in this video. It came with about 50 cams and a really solid steel carrying case. Now I just need to learn how to use it. Thanks to KZbin I am able to thread it and do basic stuff with it.

[@PegEOisme]

Thank you so much for this video. I bought this very machine yesterday at a thrift store for $125. I knew it was a good buy, but I knew virtually nothing about it and what it was capable of doing. Your video was so helpful. I bought a manual online, but I wasn't sure about the presser feet. Now I know what to look for.

[@Mathystarr]

There are many video tutorials online for the 62C. (Elna). I found a lot of information. I also joined the best Vintage Elna Group on Facebook. Amazing knowledge. Helpful. Courteous. You have what could arguably be, one if the best mechanical machines sewing machines, ever. I have Bernina Record 830. I use at classes weekly for 7 years. Also the Bernina 807. Plus a knee B380. The Elna 62C purrs and I didn’t know it but turned out to be my favourite.

[@tyronevonchadley]

I collect sewing machines from garage sales and thrift stores and this is probably the favorite one I have found. $20 from a goodwill. It had the case with the feet, cams etc. And the foot controller. Have found over $20 machines from all the brands and this might be my favorite.

[@pearllucas452]

I have one of these machines that's in a beautiful white cabinet that I bought 20 years ago for 45.00 and it's my go to over my newer machines. I am still learning all the the beautiful stitches. I had it serviced when I bought it and it's a jewel, my only problem is the foot control for low doesn't work now so I am looking for a placement. Thanks for the valuable information.

[@ksenijamelling8893]

Thank for all this info ... I found one in the trash and picked it up and love love love it ...

[@OlTrailDog]

Re 10:35 There is also a small drop in plate that covers the feed dogs for doing embroidery or free hand instead of setting the dogs so they only go up and down.

[@finnnorth1434]

You are 100% correct ! Elna also made an industrial model . Quality and reliability is superb. I use to stand a cigarette on its end and run at full speed to show how smooth they run with the full rotary bobbin . Try it , people would think I glued it to the machine top , lol ! , Only models made exclusively in Swiss factory We sold Elna for 50 years . You do a great job showing the Elna SU Show how to remove bobbin and thread cutter .Bernina was considered sister to Elna .

[@elainematthews7870]

Hi Sarge!! I have an ELNA Supermatic that was made in 1969... It was given to me after sitting in storage for fifteen years..... Runs like a top!!! Thank you for your tutorial --- very informative!

[@nancykoo4156]

same here, my Supermatic cost me $400 plus tax in 1969. still runs good, very expensive, but worth it.

[@deborahdebaccoweddle2420]

My first Elna SU cost me $100 used in 1980. I found the exact same model for $10 at a garage sale. Now I have an extra machine for spare parts.

[@budact4837]

Excelente video !

[@annparkes4880]

Thanks so much for this video!

[@wendyinnes]

very helpful and informative

[@ravenkirkham5476]

I just got one for 40.00 trying to get it to work your video is great

[@traceydosser1520]

I still use my Elna SU as a back up .. have had it for over 45 yrs .. great to use for heavy fabrics 🇦🇺

[@danaborunka9203]

Mám také elnu su, ale chybí u něho manuál, nemáte ho? Nevím jak přehodit šicí vzory , nebo osvětlení. Byla bych Vám vděčná za kopii manuálu. Děkuji za odpověď 😊

[@danaborunka9203]

Jsem s české republiky a mám ten samý stroj po babičce, ale není už k němu žádný návod. Anglický neumím takže mi zbývá jen obraz videa. Nemohl by jste dát titulky v různých řečních? Umím I německy. Moc děkuji 😢

[@lyricwritertoo]

I have an Elna Carina SU. Think one of the last all metal ones made. An issue of age when I went to try to buy cams after I had it a year that guy said it was 8 years old but I bought it new in a box at a store? No issues now in hindsight prefer it older. I hardly use decorative stitches on machines as I do free motion designs. Most decorative stitches to me are too small to matter or see. I did find out over time it really eats threads. As ive bought Vintage machines now in last few years I got braver to work on my own and not pay for bad service. Recently took apart the race and found two threads stuck in there for how long, but had got it serviced? Cleaned it all out and runs better than it has in years. This is one that did do the blind stitch and other utilities stitches better. In the 70s I bought cheap plastic machines that wore out in a coupe years then took a class at night and they had Elnas so got mine.

[@gracieallen8285]

That’s my machine. My husband bought me an Elna eXperience 540, but I still use my Elnasuper too

[@gracieallen8285]

My elna Super is from the early seventies 70 or 71. There is a cover for the feed dogs. The A settings are for the cam. Oiling the machine there are red dots on top of my machine and one under the bobbin.

[@itsphil2257]

Thanks for this review. It confirms that I had good reason to love mine, which developed a bobbin issue after almost an amazing 40 years of use. (The thread won't snap in.) If I had mechanical skills, I'd think about tearing into it! A recent estate sale "find" is the same era machine, however, the needle position dial is locked. Hmmm. Is it a complicated tear-down type of project? Thanks for sharing some really good information!

[@megwem]

the stuck needle position dial is an easy fix, I did it recently thanks to this video! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYSmoahugKl9kK8

[@blowfishchunky]

That was amazing

[@pltmann]

How do the brushes come out ? I bought an extra motor and started to remove the brushes . Took the plastic cap off and no screw head . Do they unscrew ? I see the square keepers holding down the spring . I don't want to break it . Thanks for your response . Dave

[@LindaMack]

Just got one of these second hand. Runs like a top but I cannot move the needle position wheel. Any quick fix for this or should I get it serviced?

[@jessicastone9749]

Hi there and thanks for the video! Can you oil the needle position dial? Mine is stuck for some reason.

[@scoopdecoop]

My mum had an this elna which I was going to sell. She made me rry it once, I didn’t want to, sure enough I ran over my middle finger. Pulled it out and broke the needle at the top. Machine was fine but I never sewed again. You made it look easy maybe lol have another go of it

[@janicedunning3131]

I purchased this machine in 1973. I have not spent a cent on it until now. I need a gear cam (which controls the automatic stitches and the movement of the needle from left to middle and to right) which I have ordered From overseas and will fit myself. There is a video online to tell you how to do this. Looks fiddly but I am sure it will be smooth. The part I have ordered is not a genuine part - Elna advised that they only keep spare parts for their machines for about 10 years. Sadly they under estimated the life of this machine Beautiful machine, would never consider an alternative.

[@judyhoes2120]

I just love mine,had it for almost 50 years.the only thing I’m trying to figure out are the cams,to get it to do designs like stars,etc.

[@christinawylie4389]

I need the part number for the Cam Gear Gear... mine is broken, and I was told the part was unavailable by the repair guys! Excellent video! Thanks!

[@trudimathieu401]

How can I remove the thread tension button on my Elna Supermatic 1962 as the thread keeps bulking under the fabric.

[@Jo.lawler]

This afternoon I picked one of these up from the recycle mart for $15, it didn't come with cams but I am able to do straight and zigzag without them. It's in perfect condition and I can't believe how quiet and smooth it is, I'm in love with it. The tension is set on 5, the stitch looks fine but I feel it is just a hair too tight, which way do you recommend I turn the tension dial, back towards the 4, or up towards the 6? I realise I could try it out for myself but I'd rather know which direction to go before I mess with it too much.Back in the 70's I had a Lotus and it was a fantastic machine too. Thanks very much for your video.

[@u007foshay]

Do you have the 150 cam? If so, can you share a video on what the stitch looks like in motion? Thanks.

[@momslist120]

I just bought the Elna super used. What stitch can i use on 4 way stretch fabric? Do I need a special cam? What number? Thank you for your help!

[@nnapapa]

What type of motor does this elna sewing machine use?

[@TimChuma]

Heavy! Used to have to get it down from the hallway cupboard each time

[@rociobach4642]

Do you know how I can change the Presser foot Lifter ?

[@musicfromakido]

I bought a similar one for about 40 dollars the other week! I've had problems with the thread jumping out of the first threading point on top of the machine though. You reckon it would help if I got some of those red friction-cushions like you've got under the thread?

[@GarterGa1956]

To change the bulb, there is a hole on the outer area straight above it and something like the metal handle of a backcombing comb is just right to push the assembly down to change the bulb.

[@valeriepoag2718]

I have same machine & love it! Wondering if you've ever had to change the hook pinion gear? I am in the process of an attempt on this, looking for the replacement part # to make sure I ordered correctly. It looks like it may be Elna #403030. Wondering if you have insight on this?? Thanks!

[@caroltrenda1719]

I found my moms old Elena but the first metal post (it has 2 posts) is no where to be found. It broke off so I tried sewing using the 2nd post and the machine runs but the no stitches seem to catch on fabric. Can I purchase a new post. Thank you.

[@jeanninegoodin6172]

I was given an Elna SU and I can’t move my needle position knob. Can you tell me how to fix it?

[@Mathystarr]

Very common problem with a machine that has just been sitting. The vintage Elna group (Facebook) I am a member of is wonderful. Totally knowledgeable. Answers questions. Polite. Files with information on the 62C. It was 6/7 years ago now. But I just put my (bequeathed) Elna 62C in a sunny room inside. Got a tea towel for purchase. Cleaned and oiled in the correct places. (Google it. So you don’t miss a spot. There is one in the bobbin case area). Use good & correct Oil. Then I used said tea towel and used some hand grunt. I only pushed the dial with my hand with a light tea towel over fingers to get traction. One way. Then the other. I did this throughout the day when I passed the machine. Left it. The next day the same. And repeat. 4/5 days later it was nice and smooth. Others used hair dryers (carefully) after oiling. Follow instruction for this as you don’t want to melt the dial. It’s fixable. White east when you know how and have patience. Jon the vintage Elna group on Facebook. So worth it.

[@robertseliger1471]

Can this machine have a knee-lift for the presser foot?

[@shericreates]

I got mine because it was in a sewing desk. Owner didn’t want it. It just needs cleaning. Mine isn’t a free arm though. I haven’t seen any like it. I’m trying to adjust the bobbin thread for a twin needle. Anyone know why?

[@marilynjack6031]

I just bought one

[@colleenfuller1]

I need to change the pressure foot lifter on my Mom's Elna SU62. I have the part but not sure if there is some trick to it. Can anyone help with instructions? I'd appreciate any help. Thanks!

[@carollange5297]

I bought this machine in 1971 (the same year my daughter was bored) and it is in better shape than she is. It has been in the shop one time when my cam stacker broke because my husband pulled the reverse lever with a cam on it. My granddaughter used it and now it won't pick up the bobbin thread. Any suggestions on how to repair it?

[@judyhoes2120]

It looks just like the one shown in the video.

[@trudimathieu401]

I want to remove the thread tension button so I can clean it or remove any rust or any particles of thread. Thank you

[@williamjames5004]

My machine push the material towards me instead away from me. How do I rectify it.?

[@thearough]

how does it compare ti kenmore 158 103 compact?

[@tikistriquis]

I just got one of these machines inherited and it looks like the spool pins are either stuck inside or missing, any ideas how I can fix this? I want to use it but don't know how to fix this issue, I would appreciate any feedback, thanks

[@praisejesusnow]

I believe you just pull them up. If you can't, then unscrew 2 top screws. Remove cover, and oil. Wiggle. They will give soon.

[@franreichenberg7466]

Hi, can I use a modern automatic buttonhole attachment with the elna su?

[@pamclarke6785]

Yes id like to know that as well. They never seem to answer questions.

[@reneebivin9374]

I wondered if it can handle sewing through carhart coveralls

[@PitirDhun]

I have found one of these on Craigslist for ~$200, where can I find parts & motor for this if I need to go that route? Thanks for the video!

[@jbstanley2128]

We have a ElnaSuper but the foot control will not vary the speed of the machine. It only works at the fastest speed. Can this be repaired, if so can anyone provide instructions?

[@deweydodo6691]

There a good machine.

[@mairemcgarvey1297]

I have the same one it broke down sent it to be repaired .it worked for a while the machaine repair man rang me unfixed said the gears were gone .i loved it .i dont know what to do .

[@ushasingh2122]

HI I am having a problem with my elna 62c ...it was giving overlock/ zigzag stitch but Now it does not. It just giving a Straight stitch even though I changed the disc and adjusted the stitch width lever.Please help

[@tomobedlam297]

I was having the same problem and spent hours trying to adjust the timing to correct it. Turns out I had the needle in backwards. When you insert the needle the flat side should be touching your index finger.

[@woolandwaterknits4801]

Thank you for posting such great videos - I mean, seriously! Have you ever tried the Supermatic gray model - the one that is between this one and the grasshopper. I once read someone saying it was the best machine ever, especially for its embroidery cams. I have it but Elnas have certain problems that are a pain. I also have the 201, which I love and too many others to mention. It looks like you are in the midwest. I am in So Cal. But was wondering if you do repairs? And could you do a video on rewiring vintage motors? I've done a few but would love. a refresher.

[@thesergeant3524]

Thanks for the kind words, I appreciate it. I haven't tried that model but I've looked seriously into acquiring one. I've had the opportunity a few times but haven't taken the leap. I'm in nor cal now actually (originally from So Cal). I might do a rewiring video one of these days.

[@eeehh8225]

@thesergeant thank you for such an informative video! Do you or anyone else know what needles these take? I broke the last one and am having a lot of trouble finding replacements. If anyone has any information it would be greatly appreciated!

[@pamdoner2281]

Mine takes just regular machine needles Schmetz brand is what I normally buy.

[@iloveharrold]

Pam Doner so do I 😃

[@pamclarke6785]

Please answer viewers questions.

[@bonniemills6083]

How can I do the button hole. Step by step please. My mom had a machine like this and wore it out (she had always replaced the brushes in her mix master, but never thought to do this with her sewing machine). Now I picked up one second hand at a sewing shop in Victoria for $159.00. Cams and all but no manual. How do I do a button hole?

[@2catsandchaos737]

bonnie mills As this was six months ago you probably have found out by now. If not I have this machine and I also have a manual and have made a lot of buttonholes during the 40 years I have owned it.

[@iggyreilly2463]

Have you tried a 1970s Kenmore free arm such as the 158.1913? I think you'd be impressed, i.e. no nylon gears, 1.2 amps, etc. As good as this Elna is (I have the very similar SU 62C), the lack of pressure control and droppable feed dogs are two major negatives. Good review of it, though -- a good machine.

[@thesergeant3524]

Iggy Reilly I haven't ventured into the Kenmore machines from that era but I've heard a lot of good things. I'll keep an eye out for one and hopefully have a chance to pick one up. Thanks for the input!!

[@marilynspinner5711]

I agree the Elna SU 62 is an amazing machine! Although I gave my Elna SU to my daughter...I have have managed to find an Elna Supermatic which works. I also found an Elna Super that did work until recently but now will reverse only. When I open the top both machines look like they have same hookup for reverse, and that the 'reverse only' machine is missing the screw onto which the long spring and the short spring are attached. Does this make sense? Appreciate your response.

[@suthammino]

Marilyn Spinner Hi, would you recommend me buying a 62C or a Supermatic? They both look fantastic, precise and smooth, so I really can't make up my mind. I currently have a Frister & Rossman Cub4 I'm pretty happy with, so looking for a vintage upgrade for decorative stitches and heavier fabrics.

[@bonkamo]

Felecia, I don't think these are 2 different things. I have a '74 Elna SU (Supermatic?); the model is 62C. It's a wonderful, solid, machine.

[@suthammino]

bonkamo the Supermatic is a previous model from the 50s. it's either green or beige/red with a very original design. It must havr a number as well, but I'm not sure about what number it is exactly.

[@mamiesews123]

I love mine it's just like this one. However those capacitors will blow.other than that the best ever

[@denesewasham6220]

I was given one of these with a table, so it doesn't have the free-arm, but other than that looks almost identical to the one in the video. It hasn't been used in over 20 years so it needs servicing. Does anyone know where in Central Texas there might be someone who knows anything about this machine?

[@3819Andrzej]

Hi!. Thank`s for video. Can you show how to proceded to do stiches which you showed?.(sorry for the mistakes) Bardzo dobrze pokazałeś wykonywane ściegi, ale niestety, nie znam biegle angielskiego więc chętnie bym zobaczył w trakcie Twojego pokazu ustawienia poszczególnych dźwigni dla pokazanych ściegów. Proponuję Ci taką kolejność kolejnego video: a) pokaż ścieg jaki chcesz zademonstrować, b) pokaż we właściwej kolejności ustawienia wszystkich dźwigni, c) zademonstruj wykonanie już pokazanego ściegu. Będzie to pokaz możliwości Elna również dla słabo znających język angielski. Bardzo dziękuję Ci za przekazaną wiedzę. Identyczną Elna otrzymałem od kuzynki. Maszyna ma wszystko co mnie potrzeba. Dzięki Twojemu video już polubiłem Elna. Pozdrawiam, Andrzej

[@Mathystarr]

This may be helpful to you. A little long but necessary. Elna I wrote this sometime ago, in the event it may take some confusion away from the different way of operating SINGLE and DOUBLE Cams. These instructions will help I hope. In addition, once you know this it will become second nature. **IMPORTANT NOTE** NEVER REVERSE with any CAM IN THE STACK. •Tape a note to your machine for 6 mths if need be [late night sewing, extremely tired, I did this. I manually reversed for ‘1 second’ and no sign, no noise , however I had sadly broken the gear pinion, although I did not know it]. Elna technician had to replace the gear pinion. Reasonably easy to do. Don’t let anyone tell you it is not. I would advise a ‘reputable’ Elna technician do this or any work. Or, learn to do it yourself via the Manuals that are in a section, here in this amazing group. [Elna Vintage Group. Contact me for name to join] A very knowledgeable group that can usually troubleshoot most things and very happy to engage & troubleshoot. Lastly, you have acquired an amazing machine here. Do not let anyone tell you otherwise. Or, ‘take it off your hands’. (Which I have heard happen sadly with a few ppl unwittingly taking it to a service dept [not Elna] and be ‘persuaded’ to part with theirs). No! Get this machine sewing correctly and it is magnificent. On par or I will say the best of my vintage machines- Bernina 830 Record, 807 and modern the modern Bernina, in my opinion. That is saying a lot. And yes, I love this machine. Links below : facebook.com/groups/VintageElna/permalink/2527650404185694/ facebook.com/groups/VintageElna/permalink/2527666434184091/

[@gloriakonig2873]

Hi I've got this Supermatic grom a old Lady. But I have no idea how to use ist. Your video is great! Would like to see more about.. The stitches you showed in the beginging, which stitch length and widthe you take, so that looks as beautiful engraving? And what I habe to do to make a buttonhole? It is powwible that you turn another video with specific instrucions for use? There is no guide or anyone else I can ask.. Greetings from Switzerland

[@thesergeant3524]

+Gloria König The manual is available online that shows how to thread, adjust and use the machine. Here's the link: www.manualslib.com/manual/378225/Elna-Sp.html#product-SU goodluck and enjoy!

[@gloriakonig2873]

+thesergeant wow! Thank you for your super fast response and the ingenious link!

[@3819Andrzej]

Bardzo dziękuję Ci za link for User Manual. Andrzej

[@estrellacampos5921]

Hola . Tienen videos en español . No comprendo nada

[@cooperolivia6712]

Mines is in reverse and I don’t remember how to make it go forward when seeing. Any idea?

[@lisastoner6635]

The stitch length dial has red numbers and black numbers. When I have the dial selecting the red numbers, it sews backwards. Turn the dial until you have selected a black number for your stitch length.

[@cooperolivia6712]

Lisa Stoner thank you so much!!

[@thesergeant3524]

Lisa got it! Thank you for helping her out!

[@mariateresamortale2864]

E’ la mia macchina da almeno 50 anni.non mi ha mai tradito ma......se avessi bisogno di assistenza a Roma dove vado? Vorrei un indirizzo.Grazie

[@martinbaha2511]

I have one of this machine,but some parts missing when I bought from garage sales,the machine work perfectly,but I don't know how to sew buttons and make buttons holes

[@franreichenberg7466]

Martin Baha I have some spares I want to sell...?.

[@mehere779]

It's a shame that these machines aren't more widely known and appreciated - even on this side of the Atlantic, but the plus side to that is that for anyone trying to find one, they don't command high prices either. Berninas do - at the last count I had 5 of them from the 600 series to the 1000 series. Very very good machines, but you know what ? these Elnas outperform them in smoothness and versatility (especially with the cams). Not a fair comparison in some ways as most of the domestic Berninas are oscillating hook and however well engineered can never be as smooth as a good rotary hook. (Not all rotary hooks though) Pfaff 1222's are also smooth, and have some nice features that the Elnas don't (i.e. top feed and needle up mechanism) but they're a nightmare to work on (don't ask) and a lot of machines of this vintage will inevitably need some TLC and possibly replacement parts. The only thing I'd like to add to the Elna is a single hole needle plate for straight stitching. Never seen one - they did exist, but were an optional extra, so I guess there were never many around.

[@thesergeant3524]

Totally agree. I love Berninas but only the flat bed models with their rotary hook (X40 series, 950,117, 217, etc.) I had a chance to get a rotary hook industrial Elna and passed on it. Regret it to this day.

[@purplelace9]

hi my elna automatic hand wheel doesnt spin anymore what can i do ?

[@meganmills6545]

I don't know but there is a vintage sewing machine forum at quiltingboard.com There are many experts there on all sorts of vintage sewing machines. If I were you I'd go join them (they never send me any junk mail or try to get me to buy stuff or send me newsletters etc - so I'm happy to recommend them to other people). I've learned a lot from them for servicing my own collection of vintage singers. I hope that helps. :-)

[@brakyanlol5277]

Donde conseguir el pedal q me urge mucho

[@greyhaircrafter]

Love these machines but don’t reverse while in zigzag stitches you can only reverse in straight stitch. I tore that nylon gear out 😮

[@gailchevrier125]

I just bought an Elna. I love it, but the handwheel turns hard. What is wrong, I don't want to start taking it apart.

[@TufLuvMom]

I just picked one up for $30 I may need a cam driver? I think I made a good choice the other one offered was a newer singer

[@pamdoner2281]

I have a 1978 Elna SU it has all metal parts. Way better than newer Singers. Singer started using plastic in 1960's. I have never had any problems with it. I brought it new.

[@patriciaisabelgodoy7123]

Traductor en español porfavor

[@jennyquinteros7779]

Tengo la máquina. Perro necesito que sea en español

[@lyricwritertoo]

Oh my Elna has a speed control because it does sew fast. Handy for lighter weight fabrics so you don’t accidentally go too fast and warp it.

[@barbaraphillips3499]

Do not use reverse with a cam in the machine!!! it will break the cam stack gear

[@gloriakonig2873]

test

[@emyb.s.2632]

Please can someone translate this video into Spanish.