Weedwoman

I have one that looks just like that but in a cabinet. I think they are a 15-185 (someone correct me, if I'm wrong) and you use the manual for the model 15. Sews great. Got mine in the cabinet at a thrift shop for less than $10

Becky Mc

How can I post a picture on here?

jtapp9

If you click on Reply then under the message box it will give you spaces to upload photos into. The directions are below that.

miriam

Good job! what's not to love about FREE service manuals!!!
I'll book mark that one too. But I'm still looking for a free 500 service manual on pdf. 'oD

Becky Mc

What is this?
I don't have a clue as to what it is Help please

miriam

it's a doohinky thing of a mabbob - I have one too - don't know how to use it.
I think I need a tutorial for attachments - looks like something to use for a hem maybe.

SewExtremeSeams

Thank you. I have a Singer 15-91 with its manual. The seller is asking over $100. Not sure yet, but I really do like the looks of it.

Do you have yours on here with its photos? :-D

emmah

According to a neat booklet I have called "Short Cuts to Home Sewing" published by Singer in 1926, it is a "tucker". IT says "the tucker gauges the width of the tuck and while one tuck is being stitched the mark for the next tuck is being made."

This book has pictures of all the attachments and tells how to use them. There are five pages on how to use the tucker!

miriam

It is a tucker - you can use it to make pin tucks.
http://thesewbox.com/f/Tuckmarker.pdf
it is like Christmas finding all this good info today!!!!!!!!!!
I have to test the thing out now that I know what it is!!!!!
Well, maybe - where is it??? probably some place safe

Kitzone

Hi Becky ~ It's a Tucker :)

Here is a website for more information.

http://www.thesewbox.com/free_sewing...tructions.html

Make sure to scroll down past the red fabric photo and you can access quite a bit of info on all types of attachments.

Happy reading :)

Judy