Alex Askaroff Presents the Hashfield's Success fur machine.
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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The Hashfield's Success was an amazing bit of kit. The later improved machine became the Allbrook & Hashfield. Here I cobble up an old machine to show you the basic principles. When I was a kid they were throwing these machines away. I wish I had caught a few of them! Don't forget to pop onto Sewalot.com for antique sewing machines. Enjoy.
Very cool Alex -I love the history too!
Wow. Maybe that was how the serger was born. What ingenious design. Thanks for always bringing interesting videos to lus all. I have a few vintage machines which I cherish. They run well and never fail me. I use them most every day. Stay well. Stay safe.
That’s just fascinating! Thank you! My mum had a mink coat edged in skunk of all things. 😆
My uncle bought my aunt one. In the mid 1970s she gave it to me to walk the two miles to college. It used to shed fur like mad by then 🤣🤣
It is very interesting how the workings inside do all that work. I have one that is a treadle and no matter what way the wheel is turning from the belt towards or away, the feed wheels go only in one direction.
Fantastic machine, and a wonderful video. I own several of your books, Alex. You are an international treasure!
I have that exact same machine and use it frequently. Fur will always be important regardless of the bleeding hearts. I sew seal, mink, racoon, skunk, possum, and more. All renewable resources. I also have a Bonis fur machine and they are both busy all the time. However my Allbrook Hashfield is the best.
I want one so bad
That was so interesting Alex, thank you for sharing. I wonder why the machine fell out of production, I can think of other applications.
Sheepskin slippers would be sewn together with this machine
Thank you for this video.I recently acquired an Allbrooke and Hashfield which I am battling to time.Could you recommend a video of how to time the needle and the looper please?