Please help identify these parts!
05-05-2012, 06:21 AM
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Please help identify these parts!
I found these in a box at an estate sale. The thing that looks like a walking foot intrigues me most, but I don't know what the other things are either. Please help!!!
05-05-2012, 06:39 AM
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The thing that looks like a walking foot is a zigzagger. 
It moves the fabric back and forth for each stitch to make the zigzag.
I don't know what the plastic thing is. Middle top looks like some kind of combination straight stitch/zipper foot. Top right is an adjustable hemmer. Not entirely sure what bottom middle is....a button foot? For sure not sure what the aluminum/nickle thing is...some kind of a securing joint plate?
It moves the fabric back and forth for each stitch to make the zigzag.I don't know what the plastic thing is. Middle top looks like some kind of combination straight stitch/zipper foot. Top right is an adjustable hemmer. Not entirely sure what bottom middle is....a button foot? For sure not sure what the aluminum/nickle thing is...some kind of a securing joint plate?
05-05-2012, 06:39 AM
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The one at the top with the green dot is a zipper foot, the little silver one with the wide feet at the bottom is for sewing on buttons. The one at the bottom may be a type of gathering foot, I am not sure. The others I don't know. Hope I could help a little.
05-05-2012, 06:49 AM
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Sing...8#ht_500wt_981
Thanks ladies. Once I googled vintage zig zag it lead me to this link and that's what I think this one is. I guess I will need the manual and figure out how it works. It never occurred to me that it wasn't a walking foot and that's what I kept googling before.
Thanks ladies. Once I googled vintage zig zag it lead me to this link and that's what I think this one is. I guess I will need the manual and figure out how it works. It never occurred to me that it wasn't a walking foot and that's what I kept googling before.
05-05-2012, 09:17 AM
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Well, here is my 2 centavos worth:
That thing that looks like a ZZ might be a blind hem stitcher. I've seen a couple pics and they have that extra thing on the end. I have a couple of the ZZ's and they don't.
Plastic part to the right of the ZZ'e is part of a "Unique Invisible Zipper" foot kit. We have two and half kits.
Next to the right is an adjustable zipper, cording, straight stitch foot.
Next to the right is an adjustable hemmer.
Bottom middle is a button foot.
Thing to the bottom right is some sort of mounting bracket.
Joe
That thing that looks like a ZZ might be a blind hem stitcher. I've seen a couple pics and they have that extra thing on the end. I have a couple of the ZZ's and they don't.
Plastic part to the right of the ZZ'e is part of a "Unique Invisible Zipper" foot kit. We have two and half kits.
Next to the right is an adjustable zipper, cording, straight stitch foot.
Next to the right is an adjustable hemmer.
Bottom middle is a button foot.
Thing to the bottom right is some sort of mounting bracket.
Joe
05-06-2012, 05:14 PM
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I'm rolling with laughter, girls! The object on the lower right has nothing to do with sewing. We should run a contest to identify it.
Aw shucks, I'll tell. It is a cable clamp from the inside of an electrical box; the type of box you have in your walls that hold your electrical outlets. It holds the electrical cable from pulling out of the box and puts that pulling strain on the box not the outlet. This would be from a fairly old box because they haven't used that type in years. Wait, maybe they still sell 'em.
Aw shucks, I'll tell. It is a cable clamp from the inside of an electrical box; the type of box you have in your walls that hold your electrical outlets. It holds the electrical cable from pulling out of the box and puts that pulling strain on the box not the outlet. This would be from a fairly old box because they haven't used that type in years. Wait, maybe they still sell 'em.
05-06-2012, 05:23 PM
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I'm rolling with laughter, girls! The object on the lower right has nothing to do with sewing. We should run a contest to identify it.
Aw shucks, I'll tell. It is a cable clamp from the inside of an electrical box; the type of box you have in your walls that hold your electrical outlets. It holds the electrical cable from pulling out of the box and puts that pulling strain on the box not the outlet. This would be from a fairly old box because they haven't used that type in years. Wait, maybe they still sell 'em.
Aw shucks, I'll tell. It is a cable clamp from the inside of an electrical box; the type of box you have in your walls that hold your electrical outlets. It holds the electrical cable from pulling out of the box and puts that pulling strain on the box not the outlet. This would be from a fairly old box because they haven't used that type in years. Wait, maybe they still sell 'em.
05-07-2012, 05:17 AM
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