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Wonderful video; Thanks for the work done with great skill and precision; and thanks also for posting it. In these days I will work on a similar machine!!! David.

I'm glad to have a vintage Singer which can stitch in reverse. I also have an Elna Supermatic, but it needs some parts.

Hai fatto un passaggio sbagliato col filo. La parte della molla col ferretto che si muove in alto e in basso.

perfect job !

I got the same one from my grandma :) I'm a tailor but at home I only work with the Singer, it can do everything, it just needs a lot of oil but I don't want any other one. I love it and I've subscribed to you ❤❤❤

Nice machine. Hopefully, you've done some research on how to treadle. You are not demonstrating the right technique in this video. It's not difficult. Just requires practice to get used to. You need to use both of your feet. That is why the foot treadle is wide. Right foot forward and left food slightly back. Provides control.

Here I am again :-))) Well, the tripple head&feed needed :-))

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Amazing work 👏🏼👏🏼

You can flatten the shell using boiling water (add 3% salt) by leaving in until flexible, then pressing under heavy weight.

Hali! Nagyon szép munka. Gyönyörű asztal lett. Csak így tovább! :) Azt megkérdezhetem hogy az epoxy hogy vált be? Én is tervezek hasonló asztalt, de nehéz választani a kínálatból. Köszönöm!

#tessetortoise wow HALLELUYAH PRAISE THE LORD

0:59 they actually do have a metal frame inside.

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Awesome job.

Are you kidding I would have thought you would have at least 10,000 views.

The spool pins are easy to take off. There was no need to tape them. You can remove the badge as well though not as easily.

Good job.

it's nice to see someone build a table without a giant workshop full of their $150,000 worth of boring milling machinery. It may not be perfect but it's much more gratifying.

Bravoooo 👍👍👍👍👍 Deși ești foarte tânăr ai reușit sa salvezi o bijuterie. Am și eu o mașină de acest tip se cheamă ORIGINAL VICTORIA și pot sa spun ca m am născut cu ea în casa. Eu nu am curajul sa o desfac dar o șterg și o ung foarte des. Îmi fac treaba cu ea deși coase doar liniar.

I'm sold, with everything you did and for you to be so forthcoming about your experience, and for your first time, i think you did a damn good job. Only thing i would say when working with any wood make sure your melamine is clean, some times mold release makes it easier to salvage but old melamine with do you in and set you back days. All in All i SUBSCRIBE, i enjoyed every second. Mistakes are the barometer to success

I Hope you get 50 Millon views because not only are you hilarious you are so real about yourself, i havent even finished watching but i am like this guy right here is straight up about everything.😂 Back to the video i go, loving it so far

It got pretty good

Hey man, amazing work! So just a tip I see cam from blacktail and maybe another person mix some acetone into the epoxy to thin it out, you can also use deep poor epoxy, to fill those tiny cracks so you don't have to use the dremel to carve them out, the wood will readily soak up the thinned out epoxy.

Well done, I'm about to get into wood working and it's nice to see what is possible with your tool selection and "limited" expertise. I have yet to delve into wood working, but I would not class you as a beginner( I would not know though.. ) Very nice piece!

I’m with you on keeping the antique sewing machine, personally I bought first a modern computerized singer sewing machine and it was a disaster, I would get error codes every 10 minutes, internal plastic parts would break away , even spare parts that I was keeping to replace them when they broke down, broke by themselves 😮 then my ant gave me a Franklin sewing machine which is amazing, I recently bought a singer 66 on a bentwood case and I love it is 105 years old and works even better than any other computerized machine I’ve owed, vintage were created to outlast its creators and owners which is amazing ❤

For the tools you have and such a small area to work in you have done a excellent job. Can't wait for the next video

Great job!👏👏👏

La banda de la máquina simanco, está muy floja

The old machine table looks too short for you to be comfortable to use. I guess people were shorter back then.

It looks like the thread tensions are a bit balanced tighter on the needle than the bobbin side. It might be because of using the paper. The stitches should intertwine between the two layers being sewn.

Where is the metal piece that sits at the back of the machine and spaces the treadle belt?

Love the video, but I almost choked on my tea when you removed the machine hinges from the table top first!!! There are set screws that can simply be loosened underneath the machine allowing the machine to be lifted out first. Then unscrew the hinges from the table top. This was an extremely lucky removal.

Nice work and its good to see that the vintage machines can handle leather. One comment i have is that on the top band you are not using a French seam, you are topstitching. French seam is sewn with the wrong sides together first, then part of seam allowance is trimmed off, the work is then turned inside out, and the seam stitched with right sides together. This encloses the raw egdes of fabric inside a 'tube' created by the two seam lines. This technique is used mainly in haute Couture, and wirh fine fabrics that are prone to fraying, such as chiffon and satin...

Sou técnico de máquina de costura no Brasil perfeito trabalho seu queria saber queria saber se você fabrica os adesivos

ooh great work, Hefesto. congratulations!

It is good to hear what you are doing so keep chatting 😊

I'm currently doing my first ever project and it's a table just like this tho different shape of course. A live edge cookie any how. I used a whisk from a hand held electronic cake mixer inthe drill to mix my Epoxy for my deep pour (my project has a huge hole/lake in the middle that is full of resin) it never crossed my mind to fill it with other wood to save on Epoxy. The cost of tool and Epoxy has soon added up this turned out to be so expensive because I have nothing I'm not a wood worker. My table won't be perfectly flat because I don't have the router and sled. It a bit of an ugly piece at the moment but I hope I can make it work

At this rate in two years I'm gonna be inlaying gold into a monolithic slab of black walnut with all the cash I saved...

Nice job!

Cool video. Thank you! It's great to see people with many skills.

I collect and repair vintage machines. Though I'm against altering the machines in any way, you did a nice job on the table.

very good video. What is the model of thread and needle that you use specifically?

My grandfather was a sewing machine repairman. he left several working copies of 8 in working order and 10 more that he did not have time to put in order . the oldest one is 170 years old , it is not working . the oldest worker was born in 1890 . I was very tired when I tried to put it in working order after 30 years of downtime and considering that my grandfather did not pass on his skills. I can sew on them and can carry out basic repairs, but I can't compare with the master.

Two places I didn't see you oil. One. A drop of oil on the bobbin carriage track. Two. The thread take-up lever bearing on the side of the main shaft. There's a groove it rides in.

I use a treadle for most of my sewing. One thing you might try is a different foot position. I use a heel/toe position instead of side by side. One to push, the other to keep time. I have better control of starting and stopping. I love your work and like the comparison of the machines. I actually traded my singer heavy-duty machine in for a vintage. I didn't like fighting the handwheel.

Great video and yes you did a great job! Thank you. I can't wait to restore my old 1920 singer now.

You're very charming and interesting and make me want to create, as you do. I love your appreciation of the beauty of the industrial design, functional and aesthetic, of the treadle machine. FYI, Janome makes a modern treadle machine that has modern features.

Use tissue paper, like sewists use for embroidery, under the leather to prevent the feed dogs getting clogged with the contact cement.

When i turn around clothes i got mess sewing cable