Singer 29k 51 Restoration Part 3: Final

All parts coming back together

[@tonyb83]

Wow….Now I can properly maintain my 29K 53 Patcher…Thanks very much, Tony

[@vintagefabrics]

You made my day!! Found a wonderful machine on sale site and has the same problem with no motion in the foot rotator. I am so happy you did this video…it would have taken a very long time and I was afraid to begin the project until today . No videos of this anywhere that I could find. 👍🙏❤️

[@eyuptony]

Thank You Baerenson, for the video filming and thorough hard work. (I'll have to watch part 1 & 2 now.) This came up on my YT feed of recommended videos.

[@Shadow9cat]

Wow! I learned some things. Quite satisfying to watch it sew at the end. I love how it winds a bobbin by moving that giant wheel to the front. Thanks for the detailed camera work. I feel like I have a good idea on how these machines are put together now.

[@KeniloTube]

Hi Baerenson, thank you for your video, it has ready helped me to disassemble my recent Singer 29K15 from a soon to retire Cobbler whose shop is in our village. This was his 'spare' machine which he stored at home and is 120 years old (1903 build). It has been completely stripped barring the top shaft and gear, so a little 'dental' work to do... The machine functioned well when I received it, with no seized or 'frozen' parts to contend with, even though it had been stored in the Cobblers garden shed for 37 years!... All the stripped parts have been cleaned using 'Gunk' first to remove the old grease which has been combined with leather dust and dirt. They have then been further cleaned using my partners Ultra Sonic Cleaner (she's a jeweller). the next stage will be to use a bench polisher to put a high finish on the components before reassembly. I'll be watching your videos again as a reminder together with a hundred or so photographs I've taken. One final decision for me to make is whether I strip back the black paint (as there is very little left) and have it resprayed in British Racing Green colour... I'd be interested on your opinion regarding repainting? BTW it will be a 'keeper' and not be put up for sale when it is completed.

[@kayloren]

Thank you, Baerenson, for these videos. You taught me a few new things today, as I’m currently working on my Singer from 1896 according to the serial number.

[@LordoftheCats]

Thank you for this series. I learned so much that I needed to know about the 29K. I have a 29K 70 that I'm about to restore. These vids will help immensely!!

[@lauranicolau6011]

Incredible restoration!!i love this machines. Thanks for join us yuor work. La Plata, ARGENTINA

[@goukir8299]

Es un maestro Muy bueno me sirve muchísimo muy agradecido de Mendoza Argentina.

[@TyroneDamShewlaces]

Kind of a bull in a china shop approach on this series, but still good to see it and glad it worked out well.

[@cesareofernandez8171]

Mis respetos para usted es un gran maestro saludos desde cuitzeo michoacan México

[@Emycon]

Thanks for your hard work it helped a lot!!

[@simonguitton]

Precious videos for anyone who has to do the same (like me hopefully soon.) Thank you.

[@vitkandrnal3500]

Epic. Thanks a lot.

[@reidcrosby6241]

Thanks for the video. Very cool machine.

[@jenrizar660]

That’s awesome 👏

[@gulamhoosendocrat7091]

You are amazing , man !! How on earth can you remember where everything goes back precisely ???

[@gergemall]

Beautiful job.

[@MaxiWinter]

Most satisfying part for me is the threading and the lathed wooden handle! 😻 Falls du noch Kapazitäten hast, gebe ich hiermit eine Federmappe in Auftrag. ☺️

[@rogelioortizv3562]

Thank you for your videosmi machine when you lower the bar the auja passes very glued towards the plate and then below and focuses as I can correct that detail have if I could with a tip since you have all the hope great master thank you