Which old Singers are table top models?
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Hello! I am trying to determine which old Singers can be used table top, and which are strictly to be used in a cabinet? I am trying to shop long distance!!!! Thank you so much for any help you may provide!!!!
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The gentleman who has the 66 says that a table top would prevent the inner workings of the machine to perform out of the cabinet.....I was wondering if the same it true for the 99? And does the 66 just have the knee control or can one opt for a foot pedal? I am just full of questions, but I cannot seem to find a site that separates the models in this way. If anyone knows of one, I would be very interested in studying about them! Thank You!
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The gentleman who has the 66 says that a table top would prevent the inner workings of the machine to perform out of the cabinet.....I was wondering if the same it true for the 99? And does the 66 just have the knee control or can one opt for a foot pedal? I am just full of questions, but I cannot seem to find a site that separates the models in this way. If anyone knows of one, I would be very interested in studying about them! Thank You!
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Almost any electric machine can sit on the table. Even those in cases and frames can often be set directly on the table. It's easy to tell, just look at undercarriage and see if there are stubby legs that will hold it up.
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