what is correct way to put FW in case
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This may sound very odd but I am not sure how to put the FW back in the case.. I have the original case w/the metal tray on the side..the FW is from 1951..it feels 'tight' when i try to put it away yet the dealer was able to take it out and replace it w/o any issues..appreciate any guidance or direction..Thanks much... :roll:
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I start with the case front facing me and the machine in the position that I would sew on it then just lift it into the case. Take out the tray if you can. If it is attached machine should slide by it. It will fit snug but I think it is supposed to to keep it from damage when you move it. I hope this is clear. Good luck.patti
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Originally Posted by Bettia
What is a FW?
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thanks to all will attempt again in AM...thought better to ask than damage or scratch machine..have a good night..and much appreciation for such quick responses..@ Crabby Patty.. Google Singer featherweight 221 and you will see the Fab. little machine that is still in much demand especially for carrying to classes or in my situation I got it for additional portability and I just Loved the 'working' uniqueness of it..
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I hope this helps you & is the same kind of case you have!!
This is my FW!!
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Setting in case with the bed up!
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Foot pedal attached to top of case.
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