I obtained an exact copy from a friend who had it in his barn. A Singer 29-51K made in 1927. Your videos are invaluable to me particularly the disassembly part. Your English is much better than my Russian would be, so I want to thank you very much. It looks like Singer used so many parts, I wonder how I will keep track of them all to get it back together. I am sure I will be watching your two videos, over and over. Thnks again so much
Thank you very much for that video. I bought exactly the same model and that helped me a lot to see the steps, anticipate the difficulties and to know which tools to use. Thankfully, mine was in better shape cause it was oiled a lot (even too much) so that was easier. For the pins frozen I used a torch and he worked very well, it damaged the paint but I wanted to paint it completly so, for me, that wasn't a problem.
De casualidad tienes el video donde sacas paso a paso toda la parte de abajo de la lanzadera todas esas piezas desde que salen de la maquina. Es que empezaste sacando unos pines y luego se corta el video ya con todas las piezas desarmadas
I bought a singer 29k4 from eBay and when arrived the arm where the bobbin is was completely broken and I don’t think it can be welded because of it being pot metal. I’m so bummed trying to fix it still 🙁
That is terrible! Its possible to weld cast iron. Even soldering is possible. There is special solder for cast iron and and special cast iron sticks for stick welding. I also saw videos where someone welded cast iron with wig and stainless steel as additive. But I am not so experienced with welding.
Hi Aaron, Die Kleinteile sowie Schrauben hab ich tatsächlich auch auf dem stationärem Bohrständer mit Scheibenbürsten bearbeitet. Das ist aber garnicht so ungefährlich. Da die Teile von der Scheibe mitgerissen werden können und weg fliegen. Eine Scheibenbürste bzw. alle rotierenden Bürsten ergeben ein sehr gleichmäßiges und kratzfreies Bild. Bei Handrahtbürsten hingegen sieht man die Schleifrichtung. Eventuell kann man für eine Dauer seiner Wahl, abhängig vom Erfolg, auch die Teile in ein Lösemittelbad legen. Es sollte sehr gut fettlösend sein. Falls dann noch Reste vorhanden sind sollte gebürstet werden. Mit einem Dremel oder Equivalent, einem Feinmechaniker Schraubstock und Schonbacken könnte man die Kleinteile auch bearbeiten. Jedoch ist das Einspannen und Umspannen ziemlich zeitintensiv. Dafür fliegen die Teile aber nicht durch die Gegend. Man kann auch anstatt eins Bohrständers einen Doppelschleifer mit Rundbürste ausrüsten. Das wäre leiser als eine Bohrmaschine und mit weniger Kosten verbunden.
Its a waterbased rust converter. I wouldnt recommand it that way anymore. Its just temporary and needs a paint over. Also if there are rusted spots, there might be rust developement under the paint next to it too. Now I would conserve the little rust spots with linseed oil.
A favor as it adjusts the bar of the auja is not centered and breaks many aujas as it corrected that detail thanks I spoke Spanish I am using translator the bar has no game and I have moved it with my hand is an alder 30-1 per are the same nothing else changes the auja is very stuck towards ami
It is hard to tell what could possible be wrong with your sewing machine. Could you make photos or the best would be a short video of what you described. You can upload it on youtube or send me via instagram @baerenson
@@rogelioortizv3562 Es difícil se qué puede esta incorrecto con su máquina de coser. ¿Puedes haces fotos o lo mejor un video corto de tu que describes? Puedes subes lo a youtube o envias me a de instagram un @baerenson
@@Baerenson Good day and send by istagram have if you can me to poyar the auja passes very stuck towards ami and then below it focuses and change the bar and continued the same nothing else is that detail thanks
@@Baerenson Seriously? I thought, I'll take prize "THE BADDES ENGLISH IN THE WORLD". I teach English about 1 year ("London" English - how to says our teacher)
I obtained an exact copy from a friend who had it in his barn. A Singer 29-51K made in 1927. Your videos are invaluable to me particularly the disassembly part. Your English is much better than my Russian would be, so I want to thank you very much. It looks like Singer used so many parts, I wonder how I will keep track of them all to get it back together. I am sure I will be watching your two videos, over and over. Thnks again so much
Part 3 and also final part will be out soon, including assembly. Actually I watch my own video when I forgot something.
Thank you very much for that video. I bought exactly the same model and that helped me a lot to see the steps, anticipate the difficulties and to know which tools to use. Thankfully, mine was in better shape cause it was oiled a lot (even too much) so that was easier. For the pins frozen I used a torch and he worked very well, it damaged the paint but I wanted to paint it completly so, for me, that wasn't a problem.
I should utilize the torch too. I could gain new experience there.
De casualidad tienes el video donde sacas paso a paso toda la parte de abajo de la lanzadera todas esas piezas desde que salen de la maquina. Es que empezaste sacando unos pines y luego se corta el video ya con todas las piezas desarmadas
Hey, great video series. I've just bought one of these - what did you use to treat the bare metal where the paint had flaked away? Thanks!
انا طارق عبد القادر من مصر برافو فرى جود مع تحياتي
Is it possible to install the hand crank wheel on the other side?
I bought a singer 29k4 from eBay and when arrived the arm where the bobbin is was completely broken and I don’t think it can be welded because of it being pot metal. I’m so bummed trying to fix it still 🙁
That is terrible! Its possible to weld cast iron. Even soldering is possible. There is special solder for cast iron and and special cast iron sticks for stick welding. I also saw videos where someone welded cast iron with wig and stainless steel as additive. But I am not so experienced with welding.
Can you share what tool you are using to push the pins out? It's shown at approximately 7:12 in your video. Thank you!
Sure! It's a pin punch set with guide sleeves.
Hey, ich hab mal ne Frage & hoffe auch das du mir evtl. Antwortest.
Wie hast du denn die ganzen Kleinteile bzw. schrauben gereinigt und poliert?
LG :)
Hi Aaron,
Die Kleinteile sowie Schrauben hab ich tatsächlich auch auf dem stationärem Bohrständer mit Scheibenbürsten bearbeitet. Das ist aber garnicht so ungefährlich. Da die Teile von der Scheibe mitgerissen werden können und weg fliegen. Eine Scheibenbürste bzw. alle rotierenden Bürsten ergeben ein sehr gleichmäßiges und kratzfreies Bild. Bei Handrahtbürsten hingegen sieht man die Schleifrichtung. Eventuell kann man für eine Dauer seiner Wahl, abhängig vom Erfolg, auch die Teile in ein Lösemittelbad legen.
Es sollte sehr gut fettlösend sein. Falls dann noch Reste vorhanden sind sollte gebürstet werden. Mit einem Dremel oder Equivalent, einem Feinmechaniker Schraubstock und Schonbacken könnte man die Kleinteile auch bearbeiten. Jedoch ist das Einspannen und Umspannen ziemlich zeitintensiv. Dafür fliegen die Teile aber nicht durch die Gegend. Man kann auch anstatt eins Bohrständers einen Doppelschleifer mit Rundbürste ausrüsten. Das wäre leiser als eine Bohrmaschine und mit weniger Kosten verbunden.
What was that blue ? You were using on rusted parts ??
Its a waterbased rust converter. I wouldnt recommand it that way anymore. Its just temporary and needs a paint over. Also if there are rusted spots, there might be rust developement under the paint next to it too. Now I would conserve the little rust spots with linseed oil.
Hola que ta!..estoy intrresado en ua máquina de estas ..gracias por su información. ..
Hello,
Did you used petroleum to clean the old dry oil ?
yeah, petroleum, orange oil, terpentin or a brass wire brush
@@Baerenson Thank you a lot for your 3 parts restauration videos !
Epoxi....????
Not brass weld...????
I tried to create the smallest river table.
Actually I would'nt use Epoxy again. Brass weld would have been and is the most preferred bond.
A favor as it adjusts the bar of the auja is not centered and breaks many aujas as it corrected that detail thanks I spoke Spanish I am using translator the bar has no game and I have moved it with my hand is an alder 30-1 per are the same nothing else changes the auja is very stuck towards ami
It is hard to tell what could possible be wrong with your sewing machine. Could you make photos or the best would be a short video of what you described. You can upload it on youtube or send me via instagram @baerenson
@@Baerensongracias I speak Spanish use the translator Have if you could help me using the translator to ent
@@rogelioortizv3562 Es difícil se qué puede esta incorrecto con su máquina de coser. ¿Puedes haces fotos o lo mejor un video corto de tu que describes? Puedes subes lo a youtube o envias me a de instagram un @baerenson
@@Baerenson Thank you very much I'm going to send you photos and video of the machine nothing in a few days I send them and thank you very much
@@Baerenson Good day and send by istagram have if you can me to poyar the auja passes very stuck towards ami and then below it focuses and change the bar and continued the same nothing else is that detail thanks
I hope you will find auditory, sorry for my English, I from Russia
Thank you! Your english is fine, no worries!
@@Baerenson Seriously? I thought, I'll take prize "THE BADDES ENGLISH IN THE WORLD". I teach English about 1 year ("London" English - how to says our teacher)
@@Baerenson Have you got any social net?
@@shavel6418 Yeah its good. English is not my native language too, Iam from germany.
@@shavel6418 I have instagram. same name as here. But my mobile phone is broken and deleted the app on my phone, so I cant use it right now.