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Janis, I hadn't thought about putting the pedal on the table. That might be a good idea. But since I have the HC.... I think I'll try that first.
Miriam, I like the 3x5 card idea with their name on it. I ordered the needle guards (2) on Monday. I have 2 great grand daughters.... the older one is a step-GGD and is very anxious to learn to make something. I think we'll try to make a laundry bag and sew her name on it. I've made those for all my kids and grandkids and they always take them with them for trips and overnights. It will be an easy 1st project for the older one. The younger one is only 4 but she is a big 4 in height and mind. I can't believe some of the grown-up wording she uses. She's the one I think the HC will be most suited to. She wants to do whatever big sissy does. They won't be here until the 1st of July but I need to be ready.
Pennycandy, yes I'm so excited for the neighbor to get this machine up and working. She called 3 times yesterday giving me updates. We found the manual on ismacs and she's been going over that. Such fun!!
Miriam, I like the 3x5 card idea with their name on it. I ordered the needle guards (2) on Monday. I have 2 great grand daughters.... the older one is a step-GGD and is very anxious to learn to make something. I think we'll try to make a laundry bag and sew her name on it. I've made those for all my kids and grandkids and they always take them with them for trips and overnights. It will be an easy 1st project for the older one. The younger one is only 4 but she is a big 4 in height and mind. I can't believe some of the grown-up wording she uses. She's the one I think the HC will be most suited to. She wants to do whatever big sissy does. They won't be here until the 1st of July but I need to be ready.
Pennycandy, yes I'm so excited for the neighbor to get this machine up and working. She called 3 times yesterday giving me updates. We found the manual on ismacs and she's been going over that. Such fun!!
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Not everything works out as well as you might hope even with the best tools and equipment available to you. I was trying to remove a flange on an upper shaft and it broke. I was using a torch and a gear puller at the time this happened. Sadly, I will have to shelf this project for the time being. ![Frown](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/frown.png)
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Not everything works out as well as you might hope even with the best tools and equipment available to you. I was trying to remove a flange on an upper shaft and it broke. I was using a torch and a gear puller at the time this happened. Sadly, I will have to shelf this project for the time being. ![Frown](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/frown.png)
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Grant .....
Usually I say ..... S(*^(__+^&&%^!!!!!, but for here I'd just: OOPs!
What brand and model is that machine? It looks familiar but I can't recall what it is.
Joe
Usually I say ..... S(*^(__+^&&%^!!!!!, but for here I'd just: OOPs!
What brand and model is that machine? It looks familiar but I can't recall what it is.
Joe
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Grant,
I'll bet there's a ridge of rust or some other crud inside that is preventing it from coming off. Or, hidden screws. I've seen that before, and later found the hidden screws after I'd broken them.![Frown](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/frown.png)
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I'll bet there's a ridge of rust or some other crud inside that is preventing it from coming off. Or, hidden screws. I've seen that before, and later found the hidden screws after I'd broken them.
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One of my friends says "bad word,bad word,really bad word". lol Ooh that looks awful.
I fixed the Pfaff 1222E!! I opened the foot control,cleaned all the dog fur out and took an pencil eraser to all the parts in there. The innards of the foot pedal is so simple compared with the old Singer controllers.
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JBWeld, is your friend.
I have a White DRESSMASTER that came to me with a bent and cracked needle bar housing. I tried to straighten it but it completely broke. I figured it would.
I JBWelded it and it's good to go. The repair would be near invisible if I use some OD green paint to touch up the area.
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I guess I don't have an "after" pic, but it is fixed and functioning.
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I have a White DRESSMASTER that came to me with a bent and cracked needle bar housing. I tried to straighten it but it completely broke. I figured it would.
I JBWelded it and it's good to go. The repair would be near invisible if I use some OD green paint to touch up the area.
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I guess I don't have an "after" pic, but it is fixed and functioning.
Joe
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