How can I find a shop that works on old machines?
10-18-2011, 08:43 PM
#11
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Central Indiana (USA)
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send me a private message as there is a guy in my area that works on all types of sewing machines
Originally Posted by gale
I want someone who can thoroughly inspect my featherweight's wiring. I live out in the sticks and am about 2 hours from Indianapolis so I guess that is my best bet but even then, how do I find a shop that is experienced working on these? Is there a website or something that lists shops like this? I took it apart and looked at the wires but I can't tell anything with my untrained eye. It looks like they're all intact but I can't see what it looks like inside the casings or tubings. I emailed sew-classic but she suggested finding a local source.
10-18-2011, 08:45 PM
#12
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Location: SoCal
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The two sewing machine shops in my area both do it. Many are vintage machine collectors and or sellers. I agree though, you can work on these yourself. I am blessed in that my DH likes to fix and restore them.
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