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http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/art/4483315159.html Cool looking industrial machine at a decent price
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I'd consider getting the old Singer twin needle. It's great for speed and the twin bobbins hold a lot of thread. Just remove 1 needle and bobbin for single needle sewing. I use a Consew twin needle for flag making that was formerly used in a leather luggage factory. I've never messed with the stitch length. I think it would sew through my bones if I got my hand in the way! Around Albany, NY even an old twin needle of any brand is about $400 and up.
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http://westernmass.craigslist.org/atq/4379947628.html
It might be my eyes.....do you see an antique sewing machine?
It might be my eyes.....do you see an antique sewing machine?
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