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[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

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[@dellmack1]

Where is super thanks button ?? I always hit like ?

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@dellmack1 Hello Dell, I received your Super Thanks, So awesome of you Most people will not do that but you did! Please keep liking and watching!

[@dellmack1]

@@oldschoolautoupholstery I will! Love who you are.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@dellmack1 Hello Dell, Thanks, it means a lot to me. Please keep liking and watching!

[@soundman447]

I grew up in my late grandfathers shop He was a Consew guy with the 226 and 255. I learned to to sew on a 226 that he had bough new in the 70's he kept it for almost 40 years till he sold it and bought a new old stock 255 one of the last ones out of japan. He kept 3 machines in his shop a 255 setup for heavy work (vinyl and leather), a 255 setup for normal cloth, and a brother that he used for lightweight (polished cotton and such). He kept a welt foot in both 255's to sew most anything he did use a flat foot on the Brother. He for the most part stopped doing cars in the late 80's and specialized in antiques. He got his start as a teen rebuilding mattresses that lead to him apprenticing and having his own shop for 60+ years.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hi Soundman, Wow I love hearing bout that history. My history is similar, starting when I was 15. Now 43 yrears later... Thanks for watching!

[@steve0inmontana811]

Thanks Rudolph. Your work is fantastic.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hi SteveO, Thanks one again! I really do appreciate it. Please keep watching!

[@ndav8r]

I have owned one for 6 years now doing Aviation Interiors for 17 years of my 31 years of upholstery. I just installed a needle positioner and rarely have to "hold" the tails at the beginning of the stitch. It can sew Sixteen( yes, 16) layers of 3 oz leather by walking it through by hand!

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hi Ndav8r, I love aircraft upholstery. It sounds like you have an awesome machine! Please keep watching!

[@JustLikeGreta]

So nice of you to provide these videos. Already have learned a lot.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Thank you so much for the nice comment! Welcome to the advanced class!

[@creativitybycarilyn6634]

Very nice machine. I like the top load bobbin and large workspace. I didn't know it existed. TFS

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Creativity, Thank you so much for saying so. Yep, they're out there. I enjoy mine. Please keep liking and watching!

[@dellmack1]

Thanks!

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Dell, Thank you so much for your support! I really appreciate it. Please keep liking and watching!

[@jimbob4859]

I've heard that these are excellent machines. I have a Consew 206-RB5, it's just turning 2 years old now. It's been a trooper, to be sure.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

I'm so glad to hear it! Good going! Many years of production are to come!

[@6806goats1]

Here we go, thought you might have posted a video on your machine. Asked and I received. Cool, thanks.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello 6806, Thanks for hanging in there with me! I really appreciate it. Please keep liking and watching!

[@2102Chris]

Looks like a nice machine. As i live in Denmark, i took a trip of 400km to germany and bought a very lightly used Pfaff 545. Its getting the job done ;-)

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Denmark! I am happy to hear that you are enjoying your sewing machine! Keep watching.

[@2102Chris]

@@oldschoolautoupholstery i will keep watching . Your videos are always informative and entertaining. Tip #21 keep doing what you do 😉😉

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@2102Chris Technique #21 is so important that it shows in the low number according to importance. Thanks!

[@terminator482]

Thanks to your videos 😊 I started to sew my seats for Mercedes Oldtimer.I got a Pfaff 260 German Maschine.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Thank you for watching! I do remember the old PFaff's!

[@GabyBobocea]

Yes I own 2810/7 it is one of the Best I love it

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Gaby, I love hearing good news like this! I hope you can enjoy your sewing machine. Please keep liking and watching!

[@mintybadlamb]

Thanks

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Minty, Thank you so much for your support! I really appreciate you. Please keep liking and watching!

[@georgef1176]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I’m looking to buy my first Machine. It’s a dying art.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello George, You are so welcome! I was told 35 years ago that it was a dying art. Hehe. Please keep liking and watching!

[@dukeallen432]

Thank you kind sir for sharing your knowledge. Subscribed.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Duke, I really appreciate your subsciption! Thank you so much! Please keep watching!

[@RaysLaughsAndLyrics]

Thanks for the information on your best choice in commercial sewing machines. You mentioned the noise that detracts from a good choice. If you can' t stop it .. reduce or eliminate it. Many hearing aid audiologist clinics will custom fit your ears with ear plugs that encapsulate ceramic filters to eliminate certain sound bandwidths but allows for easy listening to conversations you are participating in. They make a mould of your ears and construct them in a clear flexible plastic. Phone around for a free consultation and price comparison, as you would any purchase. All the best going forward for you and yours.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Ray, Thank you for the great advice! Thanks for watching!

[@machineman6498]

Thank you for making this

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Machine, You are very welcome! Please keep liking and watching!

[@juniorcharles8493]

Love that mashine it's the right one for this kind of work.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Junior, It is serving me well. Thanks for watching!

[@davidsauter13]

Thanks for this video, very informative, I watch all you vids cause I'm wanting to try my hand at doing my own interior in our 41 chevy,,I have no plans on doing if for a business, just myself.. I'm kinda a DIY guy...again Keep up the great videos...

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello David, You are so welcome! Thanks for hanging in there with me. I think you will do just fine with your 1941 Chevy. I drove a two door coupe for about a year. I like those cars. Please keep liking and watching!

[@danaschaefer6473]

I make bags and purses with a Juki du181n I honestly think your machine has a little more strength. I have been using it for 4 years now and I absolutely love mine. I’m hoping to start doing upholstery soon. Your techniques are very helpful.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Dana, I am so glad if I can help you in someway with my videos. Upholstery - Just to it! Learning is doing! Please keep liking and watching!

[@bigfranksworld]

Well I couldn't afford an LU-2810, but I did just order a Juki DNU-1514s, which should work good for me. I'm pretty new at this, only having my old Consew 226 for less than a year. Thanks for all your instruction. Practicing some seat inserts, and getting ready to do a round top stool with diamond tuck, and a headliner in my wife's truck soon. You have inspired me on the upholstery work!

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Big, It sounds to me like you are making a lot of work for yourself! I think you will have some satisfaction when you are finished with your projects! Please keep liking and watching!

[@aaronaffan5132]

Hello. How you found the Consew 226 is kn handling thicker fabric and foam etc?

[@bigfranksworld]

@@aaronaffan5132 it works just fine for thicker fabric and foam

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@aaronaffan5132 Hello Aaron, I never owned a Consew before. I have no experience with one. The sewing machine I used for 38 years was a Chandler/Adler German made machine. I wore it out. Please keep liking and watching!

[@rickjackson3414]

I’m loving the info, watching makes me want to buy a sewing machine !

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Rick, Thank you so much for saying so! Just turn a sewing machine into a money machine! Please keep liking and watching!

[@cowlhoods]

Hello from Alaska. I have the same model. Love it. Do a lot of webbing stuff etc. I have a pulley speed reducer on mine. That big knob on tob is sure sweet to grab when going over big changes in thickness. Went a long time before I tried it. Great videos.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hi Alaska! Maybe we have the same experiences with the same machines! Thank you for watching.

[@felixalvalle5967]

this lu-2810 is one of the best machine, we have durkoop adler 867 classic with auto thread trimming, backtack and auto foot lift and in my opinion is the best out there, little expensive but can be run 2 shift with no probem, so far i have 7 different model for the last 17 years and not a even 1 problem soo far, we have 1 juki plc 2760-7 machine 3 adler 867 classic models hat get the job done.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

You know what they say, "Three or more of anything is a collection!" You're a real warrior!

[@pryotex]

Mine is an 8700 , non-walking foot but Im not commercial. Thanks for the videos.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Pryo, You are so welcome! I am so happy yo hear that your machine is working out just fine for you. Please keep liking and watching!

[@torindean5509]

I really enjoyed your video thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Torin, You are so welcome! I am so glad you liked it, it means a lot to me. Please keep liking and watching!

[@AndrewWilliams-jt7go]

Your work is amazing. Any advice for someone just getting into upholstery?

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Yea, run away as fast as you can! Just kidding... The best advice I could give is to start some projects and see them through to completion. Get past the mistakes and be persistent and never, ever give up. Thanks for the kind words!

[@notgivennotgiven7776]

Just kidding. Kinda

[@tomvoncharon6359]

I run 4 different Juki models for costume apparel. Easy to use. Easy to maintain. A bit noisy. (Avoid clutch motors when possible) Definitely investigate all of the options that can be added to a particular machine to fine tune your investment.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Tom, Great advise! Thank you so much. Please keep liking and watching!

[@herrerafoto]

I wanted to buy a machine like yours! Very expensive BTW. Today I bought a new Juki 1541S not cheap either but at least I can start practicing. I love your channel!

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Herrera, Thanks pal! Cheap or expensive, it really doesn't matter. They pretty much do the same thing. I am so happy to hear your on your way! Thanks for liking and watching!

[@MicheluceRizzuto]

I'm a newbie with upholstery creations, (started two years ago), and was anxious to get started when I bought a machine. I should have waited to purchase one of these instead of a Consew 2206RB-14-7DD. I like the way it runs, (it's pretty quiet), and some of it's features but realized I didn't need or use all the computerized functions after buying it. I'd probably trade it or sell it to get one like yours, but I'd be losing money. Maybe one day I will though. Thanks for the review!

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Who knows what the future holds for you and your machine. There is always room for some improvement according to your specific situation. Upgrade or downgrade.

[@scottbryant9425]

This is a whole lot of machine for a newbie with industrials. Those consews are good machines, I learned how to use an industrial on a 206rb1 30 years ago. Master that and if you need a beast for future work, I can say the 2810 is a very sweet option. Just don't try to move it🤮

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@scottbryant9425 I used a Chandler / Adler for almost 40 years until I wore it out. I sure miss her...

[@jeffcoleman5160]

I use a Consew 226 and have for 30 years .With the bad fabric today with no backing I have a industrial Juki Serger ..started sewing with a Phaff

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Jeff, I remember those in the upholstery shops from the past. Really all these sewing machines get the job done. Please keep liking and watching!

[@jeffcoleman5160]

@@oldschoolautoupholstery I paid $1000 for my Consew it came with a button press and 3 different sizes of molds 22,30,and 36 .Bought it 25 years ago and can't believe how much money it made me with no service call on it.

[@jeffcoleman5160]

Also my step sister came up from Galvastine Texas last week and is showed her your KZbin .They drive motorcycles close you a bunch and she will stop in a get some stuff done.Kentucky is to far to haul stuff

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@jeffcoleman5160 Hello Jeff, Well there you go! Best case scenario. Please keep liking and watching!

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@jeffcoleman5160 Hello Jeff, Galveston is one of my favorite places in Texas. Thanks for sharing with her. Please keep liking and watching!

[@sartorst3376]

Well done. Thank you

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Sartorst, You are so welcome! Thank you so much! Please keep liking and watching!

[@BrettPhillips-ep7ez]

Hi I've used only one sewing machine for auto upolstery for the last 45 yrs..it's been great..try and find a juki 563..big bobbin..bobbin ..no regrets

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@BrettPhillips-ep7ez Hello Brett, yep, my Chandler/Adler wore out after 38 years. Please keep liking and watching!

[@adrianwilliams763]

I can’t use a sewing machine, but this was fascinating to watch and learn. A new LU-2810 is $7000 here in New Zealand. Ouch. But if you’re using it commercially, it’s probably not a bad deal. Cheers

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Adrian, There are many more new or used that would be a lot cheaper that in the end do the same thing. Please keep liking and watching!

[@scottbryant9425]

Ok so I do marine upholstery. Just got on of these machines, set it up and ran a 26x32 Diamond tufted panel in less than 15 minutes. What a difference from my standard LS2-837. The area under the arm is massive for a "non long arm" . Unless you're doing large canvas work, this has a plenty of space for most anything you'd be doing. love the bobbin winder... it's much better than the old style. The bobbins are pretty large too. Word of caution for those considering it, this machine is huge.. It's hard to tell from photos how much larger the head is than say a 206rb, or a Juki 1510/241. It weight 130lbs, just the head. it's at least 50% larger in every dimension than a standard machine, and probably 35% larger than the 1508 head, so the area of table to the left of the head is reduced quite a bit. It needs and extension or to sit up against another table if you're sewing large items. It is also the most complex single needle machine I've ever threaded, granted a few times and it's old hat. The build quality is quite good for a Chinese machine as well. Not quite up to the Japanese made machines in fit and finish but it's impressive none the less. Lastly, because most of these seem to be set up for the German style feet, and not the singer 111 type, don't run away. There is a company making an adaptor which I got with the machine so all ofy standard feet fit it and work flawlessly. If this machine runs as well and lasts as long as Juki machines normally do, this one is a steal at 3k..

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Wow! Excellent review of the Juki LU-2810! Thank you for making everything so clear. Makes me want to go out and buy one. Thanks for watching!

[@jimbobxcityguy5338]

Juki is supposed to have rep's in China watching this production. I know Juki makes this 2810 in a version with the 111w style feet. At least in the autotrimmer version which I would get. I own 2 made in Japen 1510N-7 auto trimmers and will never go back to non auto. I custom upholster now 50 yrs. Had many machines including a 2 Brother B837s. Almost bought a 2810-7 auto but made in China scared me. And a marine canvas guy had big issues with one and went back to 1510. But I still wish I tried.

[@scottbryant9425]

@@jimbobxcityguy5338 understood. I was skeptical as well. Having had it 10 months now the only issue that's come up is one of the lines that feeds oil to the hook was leaking. I cut it back 2mm and reclamped and it's been 100% reliable so far. I haven't used my B837 since. It's a good machine, sounds a little funny but I think it's the plastic drip pan. The machine echos in the drip pan and sounds different than any machine I've used. For what it costs, I'd say it is a winner.

[@jimbobxcityguy5338]

​@@scottbryant9425 I always had issues with new machines when new. But simple to fix and they went off and running strong for years. They have to be setup proper as well for the type of work. My made in Japan 1510N-7's had mechanial issues as well new. That is why I would never buy off the internet from say Goldstar. I buy from a professional Juki dealer with service ept. As well as genuine Juki parts. If your young and doing this fulltime you might want to think about an auto trimmer version. It's so so amazing for custom work. Goldstar has a utube video on one that shows some function of them. Lot's of professional canvas/upholstery guys ignore what I try to tell them about these autotrimmers. Ignorant and really stupid or narrow minded. They think of full of crap. I'm going thru 55 yds of 60 of Sunbrella Marine 9 oz for custom ride covers for a amusment park this week alone. Last week it was 5 30x67x4 in welted/boxed new day bed cushions.. I'll never go back to manual or non auto trimmer.

[@RAKSAX]

I’m fairly new to sewing- I bought the Juki lu2810 for a specific purpose, making carpet cleaning pads for our carpet cleaning business. It is a task specific machine- straight stitch- I’d really love to see a video condensing all the ways it can he manipulated for various tasks- if you ever felt like making that video- I’m sure im not alone!!🤷‍♂️💕

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Raksax, I am sure that there are unlimited uses for this sewing machine. I use mine for upholstery. Please keep liking and watching!

[@1971VoiceoftheMummy]

I have a question for you if you don't mind. I have a convertible top that needs the hem around the window and over the doors re-stitched. The thread seems to wear out first. What kind of sewing machine or how do you restitch these without taking the top off?

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Milton, As you can imagine the only way to sew it is to put it under the sewing machine. You can glue it back together with super glue. Thanks for watching!

[@theoldstationhand]

Thanks for that, I am thinking about getting into your field as a hobby. Cheers👍

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello The, You are so welcome! This would be a great hobby to turn into a great income! Please keep liking and watching!

[@Romerosays]

Tip number 28 The bobbin cover plate has a notch in the front corner where you close the bobbin thread on so you don’t have to manually pull it up with the top thread before starting

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hi Romeo, I'll check it out. Thanks for watching!

[@jeremiahtinsley8048]

Hey I wish you can make a video on tuck and roll pleats I have cobra kit car to do

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hi, Check this one out. It will be very similar in the way it is put together. Just use different materials and foam. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmncl5iblLRnoLs How To 1920's 1930's Car Seat Auto Upholstery

[@dellmack1]

Hi Richard How do you match up materials? All I see is screenshots on vendors page and so small can’t with confidence buy?? Thank you-

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Dell, You are so welcome! Contact your nearest upholstery supplier and get their sample books. You can only match by using the actual sample. I have never tried to match from a screen. But then I was doing this decades and decades before there ever was an internet. Hehe Please keep liking and watching!

[@dellmack1]

I like everything you and can’t thank you enough- Thank you for fast replies no one else ever replies-

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@dellmack1 Hello Dell, at this at this time I have about 6000 comments on my channel. I answered every one of them. Just ask away! I'll be there for you. Please keep liking and watching!

[@level2456]

Thanks for the video. Can i use industrial walking foot machine for leathers to make jeans?

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Level, You are so welcome! Oh yea. You can sew anything with a sewing machine like that. Please keep liking and watching!

[@jackwessels9189]

That Juki is a lot like the Pfaff 1245 I used when I was doing upholstery. Love the top load bobbin. Pfaff is more $$.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Jack, My Juki replaced my worn Adler. Adler is more $$! Please keep liking and watching!

[@jackwessels9189]

@@oldschoolautoupholstery I enjoy your videos.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@jackwessels9189 Hello Jack, Thank you so much! Please keep liking and watching!

[@skylineleathercompany]

I love a top loading bobbin vs a bobbin that loads from the bottom of the machine. I can just slide the plate over to see how much thread is left. Bottom loading bobbins, it was a guessing game. 😊

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Skyline, you got that right! My retired Adler that I used over 35 years also had a top loader. Please keep liking and watching!

[@UnfinishedProjectDartSport]

Awesome!! We have a JUKI DDL-8700 and a CONSEW 206RB-5

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Sound's like you're having fun!

[@MrsHackShack]

On your 8700 are you doing upholstery? If so how does it do.

[@helli3088]

Thanks!

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Helli, You are so welcome! please keep liking and watching!

[@IngeBall]

Is it possible to use a double needle with that? I know it's a single needle but if there are accessories to buy? Love your channel!

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hi, this is a single needle only. Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@Stratocruizer51]

Do you have a recommendation for a machine that would be adequate for limited, non-professional use such as for side panels or small seats using lightweight vinyl or cloth material?

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Sounds like you can use a used older commercial machine with reverse and walking foot. Maybe Juki, Consew, Brother. Sometimes at the upholstery suppliers, they have a bulletin board posting used sewing machines for sale.

[@rcamoonpie648]

Love my juki 1508! It definitely makes a little noise but I’m thinking it’s more the presser foot pressure enhancing that from touching the feed dog without material between them. Thin material makes more noise since it’s less padding. Also have… Techsew 4800 Techsew 860 Consew skiving machine 🤓 I stay in the doghouse! Love your videos and your expertise on your vast knowledge of the upholstery industry. Keep posting more videos!

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Wow! You sound like a real warrior! Ready for anything! Thanks for the kind words. Keep watching!

[@highwayhobo1275]

My 1508 is a bit noisy compared to my 226r but it will stich most anything.

[@awalk5177]

I have an old Singer treadle sowing machine is virtually new condition. I was considering selling it but I thought about learning to use it for car seats on classic cars. My Uncle owned it and used it for leather work, so I think it is quite strong. It will be probably from around 1930 and folds into the table, so the condition is still like new and all pieces and bobbins are there. Should I learn to use it in my retirement? Everything looks to operate the same as your machine although it looks totally different and is quiet.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hi! Wow, a like new condition machine almost 100 years old! Amazing! I think you should go for it! Thanks for watching!

[@The-Fat-Kid]

@@oldschoolautoupholstery My machine is my grandmothers Singer from the twenties. It’s seen heavy use and still runs like new. It’s much stronger than any of the newer home machines that have been bought since, they are all gone. I use it for upholstery, leather, repairs and trying to teach kids to sew. It never misses a beat and parts are still available. All sorts of accessories are available including a walking foot.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@The-Fat-Kid Hello The, It's nice to have a sewing machine you can count on. What' even better is that it's grandma's. My last machine I used for 40 years. Please keep liking and watching!

[@jasonlitz3523]

I have a question. I am new to industrial machines so maybe I am missing something. I just found the same machine you have selling slightly used. Super deal. You mentioned mostly using 92 thread as I recall. I believe the manual listed the thread range for this machine to be up to 69. I assume you have no trouble with 92 if you use it. My question is, what is the largest thread you use and is there anything to know about available needles other than the point type? Any info you can share would be very welcome. Maybe a video. Thank you. Keep up the good work.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Jason, The only needle I have been using for 43 years is the 135X17 for everything including the much thicker T270 top thread. Same needle. Not rocket science. Please keep liking and watching!

[@jasonlitz3523]

@@oldschoolautoupholsteryThank you. I checked my manual again and that was not where I saw that max thread size. My book says 46 to 138 and it sounds like you use larger thread on occasion without a problem. I ask because I am about to order some various thread and some diamond needles for some leatherwork. I did not want to make an obvious mistake. Since you happen to have the same machine, I thought I would ask. Keep up the good work. No need to reply.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@jasonlitz3523 Hello Jason, I think you will do just fine with your new machine! I do reply to all comments. I hope you noticed. Please keep liking and watching!

[@jimbobxcityguy5338]

I own 2 1510N-7 Jukis. Best machines ever. First one I bought 19 yrs ago. This 2810 comes 2810-7 as well in an Auto trimmer. After sewing canvas and custom upholstering ( 50 yrs now) with an auto trimmer I'll never go back to a non auto trimmer. Anyone who really works full time year round at his shop watching this video get the extra money up and buy an auto trimmer in this 2810 version or 1510N-7. Not only faster but so much easier. And no issues in 19 yrs with mine.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Jim, Thank you so much for the contributing advise! It sounds like you have me beat by 6 years. Please keep liking and watching!

[@jimbobxcityguy5338]

Actually I didn't count the years working part time for my father in the business. Grammer school,highschool and what to do with my life years. So definitely more then 50 yrs but 50 is good enough.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@jimbobxcityguy5338 Hello Jim, Boy, I'd say. Please keep liking and watching!

[@FinnTheBoatGoat]

I'm thinking about getting into upholstery. I see you use 277 for top thread but every spec I see for that Juki says max thread size 138. Is it ok to go oversize on the thread for any industrial machine? Thank you for your time, enjoying your videos!

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Finn, You are so welcome! I have never thought about limitations for thread in an industrial sewing machine. I just use it. Please keep liking and watching!

[@jdretiree2433]

My sister-in-law is looking at a used Juki DDL555 to use for sewing leather clothing. Do you know anything about that model and if so, what is your opinion?

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Jd, I am sorry to say that I know nothing of that model as I have only own exactly 2 sewing machines in 43 years. The first one was the best ever. Please keep liking and watching!

[@sklee1644]

Does Juki have a website? I love to own one but I can’t afford an expensive one.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Sklee, I wasn't sure so I Googled it and found Juki.com Please keep liking and watching!

[@MrsHackShack]

Is there another inexpensive juki you would recommend for upholstery for a beginner. Would hate to spend a lot if it’s not for me.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Yolanda, Any older used commercial machine with a walking foot, reverse and a welt foot will work. Thanks for watching!

[@battime5418]

Judy, I'm trying to avoid buying the weld foot twice for getting the wrong size. I understand that the size of the weld foot depends on the size of the piping you will be using. Do you have any idea what size your weld foot is? (I'm not going to asking for the brand or make of the weld foot.) Technique #007, getting my act together!👍

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Battime, You made me look didn't you? I did not see any markings on the welt foot. But I do know that 5/16 welt insert goes through it. Please keep liking and watching!

[@battime5418]

Rudy, sorry for the slip-up on your name. The automated spelling correction got me...again. Thank you for the reply and your time. Ron

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@battime5418 Hello Ron, You are so welcome! Thanks for hanging in there with me. Please keep liking and watching!

[@beckypetersen2680]

Do you know if a person could quilt with this - straight line?

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Becky, I am sure it could be done. Yes. Please keep liking and watching!

[@dellmack1]

Would you buy 2810 again or 1541? What is difference between them ? Thank you Richard

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Dell, I am sorry to say that I do not know the difference, My only experience is with the 2810. Please keep liking and watching!

[@markpullinger3916]

Just starting out Is it worth buying as a beginner if so what best places to buy & cost

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Mark, for just starting out, a used industrial sewing machine is all you need. Just find one that has a walking foot, reverse and a welt foot. Many upholstery suppliers often have used machines for sale. Please keep liking and watching!

[@georgeg4585]

Hi Rudolph, I've watched many pf your videos and have learned alot. Thanks! I've done a few projects and made many of the customary mistakes. Question regarding your machine. I have a consew 206rb5 and it is limited to size 138 thread. You said you use 277 in the Juki, did you have to make adjustments to the machine to use that large thread or does it handle that in the standard configuration. I'm thinking of getting the Juki which was recommended to me as a better machine.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello George, Thank you so much for hanging in there with me. I really never gave it much thought the size of the thread until recently when people have been asking me about it. For 43 years I just bought what was on the shelf at my upholstery supplier. I know I have put a heavier top thread with minimal tension adjustment. Please keep liking and watching!

[@zall1321]

As a general rule you can always run a heavier top thread (with in reason ) on any well made industrial/Heavy material sewing machine. You run into major headaches with tension issues if you try to run a too large bobbin thread.

[@Daja_Vu1986]

I am using a chandler chandsew 406Rb

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Deja, I really miss the Chandler/Adler that I used for almost 40 years. But I just wore it out. Please keep liking and watching!

[@Face-u3m]

That loud noise was funny

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Face, Yep, you never know what can happen here at the video ranch! Ha! Please keep liking and watching!

[@yodawunn6700]

What about best suppliers for materials? Thanks!

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Search for a Keyston Bro. in your area. They also ship materials to you.

[@772777777777777]

What foot is best for making piping or French stiching

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hi! Welt foot for welt. any foot for french stitch. Thanks for watching!

[@Thenoobity1]

Hi Rudolph! Thank you again another great video 😄 I wanted to ask, for someone starting out do you reckon I could get away with using a domestic sewing machine just for practice? Many thanks! Lee

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello The Noobi, You are so welcome! You can use a home sewing machine for thinner materials like clothing. Although the basics are the same, an Industrial sewing machine is very different. Learning is doing! Please keep liking and watching!

[@Thenoobity1]

@@oldschoolautoupholstery thank you for the info Rudolph 😁 will keep an eye out for a domestic machine for the time being 😎🙌🏼

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@Thenoobity1 Hello The Noobi, I think this will be helpful for you. Practice, practice! Please keep liking and watching!

[@Thenoobity1]

@@oldschoolautoupholstery all about getting the hours in 😁!

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@Thenoobity1 Hello The Noobi, That would be technique #32! Please keep liking and watching!

[@eatngoodtv]

Did you have to modify this machine to use your t270 top thread?

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Eat, I do nothing to my machine when switching threads. Please keep liking and watching!

[@dellmack1]

I think 1541 needle walks with foot- does 2810 walk with foot?

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Dell, My Juki LU-2810 does have a walking foot. Please keep liking and watching!

[@eddiejr]

thank you

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Eddie, Thank you so much! Please keep watching!

[@1klrvette]

I’m looking to order an LU 2810. Apparently it comes in a 2810A and a 2810S do you know which one you have and where are you getting your presser feet?

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Klr, Oh, you made me look. All it says is LU-2810. All of the basic presser foots I have were included when I purchased it. The dealer sold me the 1/4" welt foot. Please keep liking and watching!

[@Sugarkryptonite]

Never seen those pre-wound bobbins. I guess you buy them from the same supplier you buy your thread from?

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Sugar, Yep, My upholstery supplier. Keyston Bros. Several locations in the USA and they ship. (Not Sponsored) Thanks for watching!

[@Sugarkryptonite]

@@oldschoolautoupholstery Thanks!

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@Sugarkryptonite You are so welcome! Please keep watching!

[@javiergonzalez-ce1qi]

I thought about getting this machine also. Can't decide between this or the juki 1508NH which can sew tex270/277. Can the 2810 sew tex 270/277on top? Have you had any problems with your 2810? How thick can you sew? I hear the 1508NH has great punching power and is made in japan. Is the 2810 as good?

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hi! I really never spent much time learning about sewing machines as my last Chandler/Adler lasted me over 35 years with no maintenance. I have had no trouble with my Juki. I have sewn very thick materials. Thanks for watching!

[@scottbryant9425]

I have sewn extensively on the 1508 and now own the 2810. I don't care for the tension plate or the thread routing on the 1508nat all. I've got two friends that have them and both have regretted that purchase. The 2810, is very nice, about the same in terms of it's build quality, and it's sort of "clunkiness" , not the quietest machine. Same bobbin, much larger area to work with, and overall really nice.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@scottbryant9425 I have been using mine for a couple of years now. I still haven't got used to the noise yet...

[@JoselleGangoso]

Where i can buy this type of juki?

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Joselle, I think you can find one if you Google, "Sewing machine retailer near me". Please keep liking and watching!

[@PANDAWAPRO-i9q]

Very good

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Thank you very much! Please keep watching!

[@JoeLuney]

Cording tool for my consew 226

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Joe, Yep, I can see that. Please keep liking and watching!

[@battime5418]

What type of motor is on ypur machine? A Servo type of motor? Can snap a picture? Thank you for your time. Ron

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Bat, Yes a servo motor. Thanks for asking. Please keep liking and watching!

[@battime5418]

Thank you for your time and reply.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@battime5418 Hello Bat, You are so welcome! Please keep liking and watching!

[@timbrown2637]

How long is the max stitch length?

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Tim, All industrial sewing machines may be different. My #9 setting is about 3/8". Please keep liking and watching!

[@davidpexco]

what is the best upholstery JUKI Sewing Model?

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello David, I am sorry to say that I only know one. The one I am using. Juki LU-2810, Please keep liking and watching!

[@mauroaparicio1855]

the noise it keeps you alert

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Mario, Or it puts you in a hypnotic trance. Please keep liking and watching!

[@the21program10]

is it a walking foot

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Shanes, Yep it is! Walking foot and Reverse! Thanks for watching!

[@notgivennotgiven7776]

If I had your money, I'd think about this machine. Yeah. Peace

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Notgiven, I got this maching at a time whaen I had no money. Financed.. Then paid for itself quickly. Please keep liking and watching!

[@mikesrandomvideos]

you dont use a french seam foot.....

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Mike, Your messing with me right? I have never used or heard of such a thing. I am Old School I guess. Thanks for watching!

[@mikesrandomvideos]

@@oldschoolautoupholstery NO there is a French seam foot it is a guide to run exactly 1/8 or whatever size you have. from the seam.....you dont seem to need one though. your sewing is very straight. I certainly do. without that I cant sew any kind of French seam or flat stitch.

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@mikesrandomvideos Hello Mike, I guess I learned the hard way many decades ago. Thanks for watching!

[@francispoirier1207]

wtf was that best machine because theres à reverse and a magnetic led ( that you dont like that much) doesnt know thread size after 35years ... 😮i probably missed something here...

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Francis, Yep, it is not rocket science. I started with the same upholstery thread 44 years ago and never changed. Just reordered the same thing that my supplier carries. Nothing strange here. I was more focused on creating 44 years of work you can see here: Rudolphsupholstery.com Please keep liking and watching!

[@Romerosays]

Unfortunately the new Juki’s are inferior in quality compared to the older ones. Durkorff Adlers are the ducks nuts for the motor trimming industry, I run four machines, one single needle and three twin needles with electronic motors

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Romero, I wore out my Chandler/ Adler. I had to replace it. Please keep watching!

[@Romerosays]

@@oldschoolautoupholstery a good A good quality machine will last a lifetime if serviced and oiled regularly. The Majority of trimmers don’t maintain their machines Just ask any repairer.

[@fakename3042]

@@oldschoolautoupholstery Why did you not purchase another Durkopp Adler?

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@fakename3042 Hello Fake, Simple answer. The sewing machine dealer did not have Adler. So I got the best they had at the time. Please keep liking and watching!

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

@@Romerosays Hello Romero, I can say it was always oiled. But the parts that the thread runs through wore out to the point that the thread acted like a saw blade over the 38 years I used it. Please keep liking and watching!

[@seymourwrasse3321]

the ones made in Japan are the good ones, most companies are manufacturing them in China, and don't worry about which brand is better, with a minimum order, the factory will put any name on the machine you want

[@oldschoolautoupholstery]

Hello Seymour, I know a lot about Chinese factories, I owned and worked in a Chinese factory for two years. Please keep liking and watching!