Singer 29K Patcher - Needles and Thread, and Sewing a Circle.

This is my second patcher film and in this one I show you the needles and thread that I use, as well as a demonstration of treadling action and sewing a circle as if patching a boot!
and here is a link to my other Patcher film:
• Singer Patcher 29k Lea...

[@alibabafurball]

ah ha!!! thank you for sharing and glad I found the addition to the previous look at your machine. It answers a lot of questions on thread and needles for my UFA machine.

[@karsonbranham3900]

very nice machine, Harry! thanks for sharing it with us

[@disconeil]

Very good film Harry, I don't understand how I have never done ANY sewing at all and yet I get enthralled by your sewing videos. Wonders never cease. N.

[@samlavoie9216]

Thanks for your time and effort Harry!!

[@mikek1890]

Thank you for your videos . I as a result I was able to get my patcher 29k up and running perfectly .

[@triggeral]

THANK YOU!!! For taking your time to make the video Full of information. Can't wait to see more of your videos.

[@devriescustomleather1109]

Mr Harry : I just had one of these given to me and am thankful to get some information on it, will give the other videos a look as well

[@Zedoutdoors]

An informative video and what a beautiful looking machine ~Peace~

[@Voetsekhond]

Once again thank you very much for your tips.

[@robertgiordano1757]

Harry, I just finished another 29k. I had to buy a few parts from College Sewing. I have an electric stand that the machine sits on and the belt runs from the stand. Both of my machines are in great shape and sew excellent. Can't beat these old singer machines.

[@AndTheCorrectAnswerIs]

Thanks to your videos, I bought myself an old Singer 1928 K58 patcher (with treadle base) and restored it. Its an awesome machine that allows you to do so many things that are impossible with traditional machines. I made a table top for mine based on an original sears catalog picture of the optional table top that was available for these. I love the front mounted hand wheel and would encourage people to look for machines with the proper setup for mounting the hand wheel in either front or rear locations.Most parts seem fairly easy to get. The thread I use in the US is #69 (also called T70) bonded nylon (upholstery thread). I got lucky and bought mine for 250 USD and spent maybe another $40-$50 on parts and about 20hrs of my time for cleaning and fixing. Many restored fully operational units can go for $700-$900 in the US. Wish I could find a Singer 133K like yours, but never see them even on Ebay.

[@michaelflynn6178]

Thanks Harry

[@Byijbv]

Thank you so much! Very helpful

[@ginagjuniort]

Hello, Love your videos, can you do one on how to clean and restore the 29k? Thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@BosisofSweden]

Wow, your maschine is really good looking

[@chrisn.4136]

Thanks for your time in making this video. What parts did you put in your machine to bring it back to good working condition?

[@paktampaktam8893]

thanks Harry....

[@gergemall]

Love it ❤.

[@StageRightvideo]

Hello Harry,

[@nikitia82]

well iam sure glad you made this video i use a No 29-4 awesome machine, ha ha I know now i put the bobbin upside down and the 3 oclock hmm I will try that, also i thought it couldnt handle the thread that it was to thick. but i think i will oil it up and get the tension correct just is very touchy, Get Video Thank You!!!!