Singer Featherweight - No light, frayed cord ! Any idea ?
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Hi Jean,
Beautiful wall hanging.
18/2 Spt2 has thicker insulation than 18/2 Spt1. I prefer the SPT2 for controllers and power cords and SPT1 for lamps and motors. I find the SPT2 usable for lamps and motors but a bit bulky with the extra insulation for UL knots and tight bends.
Jon
Beautiful wall hanging.
18/2 Spt2 has thicker insulation than 18/2 Spt1. I prefer the SPT2 for controllers and power cords and SPT1 for lamps and motors. I find the SPT2 usable for lamps and motors but a bit bulky with the extra insulation for UL knots and tight bends.
Jon
And, if you're wondering, I'll get back to that Davis as soon as the Christmas madness subsides a little. I keep putting oil and blaster on that back slide plate and it's still holding tight. I may have to polish it up on the machine.
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i was looking at his ebay listing and it seems like you need to bolt it into your machine. i wonder it the wheel knob is included. there is a screw that is bolted directly to the knob.
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It better include the knob if they are going to charge that much for a window winder knob aren't those a couple bucks at Home Depot?
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You can buy a window crank at any Home Depot or Lowe's. I don't know how much it would cost to have a hole tapped. I would think any machine shop - anyplace that rebuilds car engines could do it. But yes that hole is the big expense.
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