Magical Mystery Machine: Exploring a Late 1960's Morse ZigZag & Cam Capable Without a User Manual!

[@PibbleMom297]

What a beauty! When I first saw it I though it was missing a dial, so I enlarged the picture and Wow! How pretty, but I didn't realize it was a cam cover until I saw you move it. What an unusual placement for the cam assembly!

[@rondabergeron4414]

I have a MORSE. I bought mine brand new in 1974 with the wood cabinet. It has been a great sewing machine. I does everything. I have very old Singer machines. (1920s) And they are pretty good as well. I also have a brand new Singer Sewing machine and it cannot hold a candle to the MORSE. Thank you so much for posting this. I wish you could work on mine. I refer to the manual to clean and refresh but Im no machinist and it needs an overhaul. Again thanks so much.

[@VintageSewingMachineGarage]

Thanks for sharing!

[@jill552]

The case is really cool with the extension. Looks well made.

[@nonyabidness1623]

That is a great find, and if a machine can be beautiful, I will say it is!

[@Real_g.s.]

I have a gorgeous, mint condition machine from this era. A White model 1563 with a complete set of cams and accessories. Awesome machine, the old all-metal machines are monsters! They'll go over four layers of heavyweight denim without batting an eye. I've got newer machines, but they just don't have the OOMPH of an all-metal. (edited for clarity).

[@stillstitchin]

She’s a beauty! I’d want her for the reverse lever, alone. Hope someone gives her a good home. 😊

[@cocasio7190]

Wow! It has so many cool things. 👍

[@paulage1art]

I thoroughly enjoy your videos! Do you you have a video that shows how to replace the spring (mine was terribly bent) on the tensioner of the Singer 301? Thanks!

[@ChristopherRuthVDO]

Not a mystery at all. It's a Morse-badged Juki machine...as I mentioned a few months ago.👍