Cool I was re watching 2 of your vids and asked you if you have a W&W 9 and if you liked it for FMQ and Boom ! Here is the answer. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your lovely machines
I FMQed my first full quilt. I’m so pleased with it. I noticed it takes a lot more thread and there are hard to reach areas because I’m using a regular size machine. But I am very pleased with it. I also made the whole quilt using Batiks. All I have to do is the binding today and it will be finished. Thank you for all the videos and tutorials! You also inspired me because you’re a man. I don’t feel alone. corey
I managed to actually get a modern regular machine needle to work perfectly fine on my W9. You just need to put the needle in *just* past the screw and might have to fiddle a bit with it, but it can work!
Love your videos! Do you know where I can get a thing to convert my singer 66 red eye to a side mount screw. Right now it is a back screw. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
yes a presser foot is needed. the feed teeth on this machine do not lower. if you have a more modern machine it will probably have a way to lower the feed and that will make it easier.
Glad all is well. I’m FMQing my 2nd quilt. It’s hard on the small machine but I really like the way it’s coming out. I’m sure with practice it will get easier. I find that glider thing is too small for a whole quilt, oh well, I’m getting there.
Hi Tim: Thanks for the vid. My prize is a Wheeler/Wilson #12 industrial with table that extends to the left and back and has a knee lifter, as well as reverse and 1 drawer. needlebar.org/nbwiki/images/2/2a/Ww12a.jpg It is almost ready for a trial. The bobbin is about twice as large as the bagel bobbin for the W9. It originally was in the upstairs of a mansion in the Summit Hill area of St Paul, MN. In those days the upstairs maid was responsible for the sewing, mending and child care. A young Swedish immigrant of age 19 was the upstairs maid and it was her gt grand daughter who sold it to me. We are not sure of how the machine ended up with the maid.
Wish there was a WOW emoji on here Mr. Latimer! I love the machine, your quilting is astounding!!
I have this machine also. Thank you for sharing the information on where to get another adapter.
Cool I was re watching 2 of your vids and asked you if you have a W&W 9 and if you liked it for FMQ and Boom ! Here is the answer. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your lovely machines
I FMQed my first full quilt. I’m so pleased with it. I noticed it takes a lot more thread and there are hard to reach areas because I’m using a regular size machine. But I am very pleased with it. I also made the whole quilt using Batiks. All I have to do is the binding today and it will be finished. Thank you for all the videos and tutorials! You also inspired me because you’re a man. I don’t feel alone. corey
that is great! Keep on stitching!!
Thank you for sharing. I just bought a 9w. I'm cleaning it up and looking forward to using it.
Awesome video. I've got a 1883#8 and a 1902w9. The number 12 and 15 machines are hard to find
Thanks Tim, beautiful stitch.
Thank you for this video! I just pick up 12w102 and I'm really happy to found thoses infos! Thank you !
Thank you for the information. I have one, and now know where to get needles thanks to you. Thank you, thank you!
you are welcome! happy stitching
I look forward to your videos, as always very informative.
Thank you!!
thank you for the video, helps me a lot with my machine. Blessings!
I managed to actually get a modern regular machine needle to work perfectly fine on my W9. You just need to put the needle in *just* past the screw and might have to fiddle a bit with it, but it can work!
Dove posso trovare l'adattatore?
What number is the old Boyle’s needle to fit the 9 Wheeler and Wilson?
127x1.
My singer attaches from the back. When can I get that adapter piece?
they are hard to find.....I looked for this one for a few years. I wish they still made them
Love your videos! Do you know where I can get a thing to convert my singer 66 red eye to a side mount screw. Right now it is a back screw. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
Sometimes they will show up on Ebay if you search for vintage and antique sewing machine parts
Thank you
Sorry it is necessary to place the presser foot to make Quilting .... Do you lower your machine teeth?
yes a presser foot is needed. the feed teeth on this machine do not lower. if you have a more modern machine it will probably have a way to lower the feed and that will make it easier.
Admirável seu talento com essas máquinas antigas 👏👏👏👏
Could you use a Wheeler Wilson No. 8 in the same manner
I think you could but I have not tried one (that is a machine I dont yet have in my collection)
Any idea as to the manufacture date?
the adapter was patterned in 1950. the machine is from about 1910
Exciting & amazing ! Thank you !
thank you!
Tim I was just wondering, how machine's do you have?
Honestly I have lost count. I think over 40
Tim Latimer Now I thought I was bad!!! I have 17
LOL
I have a collecting addiction...lol.......I always am on the look out for one I dont have
Tim Latimer ME TOO!!!!! I've got them everywhere in my house!!! lol
could you give the dimensions of the ww9 attachment , make one to copy, or make some to sell. a lot of people would like to buy one from you
You should check out Vintage Sewing Center And Museum in Tulsa, OK.They have all kinds of parts and things.
you didn't thread correct the sewing machine ....
On the tensioner the thread supposed to be down to the front and once around the tension pulley .
You haven’t posted in a while I hope everything is well for you. corey
Just have not had time....but hopefully soon
Glad all is well. I’m FMQing my 2nd quilt. It’s hard on the small machine but I really like the way it’s coming out. I’m sure with practice it will get easier. I find that glider thing is too small for a whole quilt, oh well, I’m getting there.
Those bobbins may be worth more than the machine!
Hi Tim: Thanks for the vid. My prize is a Wheeler/Wilson #12 industrial with table that extends to the left and back and has a knee lifter, as well as reverse and 1 drawer.
needlebar.org/nbwiki/images/2/2a/Ww12a.jpg
It is almost ready for a trial. The bobbin is about twice as large as the bagel bobbin for the W9. It originally was in the upstairs of a mansion in the Summit Hill area of St Paul, MN. In those days the upstairs maid was responsible for the sewing, mending and child care. A young Swedish immigrant of age 19 was the upstairs maid and it was her gt grand daughter who sold it to me. We are not sure of how the machine ended up with the maid.
sounds great!
my machine is super dumton sewing machine and I lower my teeth and move it but do not sew or pick up the bobbin thread