Originally Posted by Miz Johnny
Originally Posted by luv2learn
Does anyone know anything about a "New National" Hand Crank Machine? What should I look for to tell if it is complete?
What kind of price range do they tend to go for? Thanx in advance. luv2learn That is beautiful Johnny!!! Billy |
Originally Posted by Lostn51
I have (at least) one:[/quote Miz Johhny]
That is beautiful Johnny!!! Billy |
Originally Posted by chris_quilts
Originally Posted by Lostn51
I have (at least) one:
That is beautiful Johnny!!! Billy Oh, believe me--I have some real dogs. This one didn't look so great before it's spiff and polish. |
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Originally Posted by Lostn51
If I knew what the name of the machine was I might could help you. I have lots of Serial numbers/dates and records from different manufacturers on my laptop I might have what you need.
Billy |
Originally Posted by HisPatchwork
Originally Posted by Lostn51
If I knew what the name of the machine was I might could help you. I have lots of Serial numbers/dates and records from different manufacturers on my laptop I might have what you need.
Billy Billy |
Originally Posted by Glenn
Where to you get your boyle size 10 Nancy that is what is recomended or the 2x1. 15x1 seems to work okay but would like to have the right size if I can. Glenn
Nancy |
Originally Posted by tjradj
Well there ya go again. I leave this board alone for 3 hours and BAM, 4 more pages of posts to read. How am I going to get any quilting done?
Actually, I finished my niece's purple and blue quilt tonight, in time for guild show and tell Thursday, then pack her up and mail it in time for her birthday , first week of March. Wahooo! Nancy |
Originally Posted by Miz Johnny
Originally Posted by luv2learn
Does anyone know anything about a "New National" Hand Crank Machine? What should I look for to tell if it is complete?
What kind of price range do they tend to go for? Thanx in advance. luv2learn Nancy |
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Originally Posted by Lostn51
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Billy, can I make a 66-6 (belt driven motor, not a spoked handwheel) into a treadle machine head? The handwheel is solid, but it does take the belt off the motor. So, just take off the electric gagets and put the treadle belt on it in place of where the electric one goes now? Seems too simple, what am I missing.... ? I got my idea to use my 201 this way from Sharon's posts. I would just try it out to see if it works. That is what I did. Best idea, that and Sharon's suggestion of dental floss to hold treadle belt instead of the staple. Thank you Sharon! |
Originally Posted by HisPatchwork
Do you have any info on my machine Billy? It is a SERATA serial #640765. It is a vibrating shuttle and the manufacturer is the Robert Nelson & Co. I would like to find out how old it is. The wood case is absolutly beautiful and the decals are in pretty good shape.
Nancy |
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