Vintage "Tuffy Lock" 3 Thread Serger Overview + Demonstration

I'm selling my vintage Japanese serger! Made by consew, it's a tough little overlocker.

[@user-kv6yc6do8t]

excellent explanation❤

[@joankubesh2141]

Where can you get replacement parts

[@watchdog2369]

I have a so-fro serger like this but the feed is not moving the fabric thru. It looks like it’s setting very low. Do you know how do I adjust it up?

[@adinobrown432]

Where you get the lights to buy

[@debf.4745]

Toby I do much heavy duty sewing and I love my Necchi HD22 - do you know where I could find another one or tell me where I can find one that compares to this machine?

[@tobyssewingmachinerepair8949]

Check your local marketplace for used vintage machines! Made in Japan Kenmore is a great machine and lots of them out there. Or an old black Singer for straight stitching. Beyond that, you can get a used industrial straight stitcher for a bit more.

[@skj742]

Toby, may I ask why you were selling it?

[@tobyssewingmachinerepair8949]

I believe it was because I had acquired an industrial Juki serger. I've refurbished, sewed on, and sold many machines in the past 4 years, I don't often miss a machine one it's gone. I do miss how quiet and smooth this machine is. Modern sergers can be fast and strong, but are always terribly loud.

[@adinobrown432]

What thread you use on your serger?