Its a pretty tidy repair. I would it imagine it saved your son a lot of money. The post machine is a highly efficient machine and interesting to watch. Thanks James
That's a great machine and a super fix. I was fixing boots for my daughter when she was home and used stuff called 'Shoe Goo'. It's a rubbery cement that takes really well overnight and grabbed really well when it had gone off. I was doing soles and heels so I'll get more because I gave my daughter my only tube. Young lads are a bit more fortunate now because, when I was young, getting a 13 or 14 shoe, firstly, caused huge merriment in the shop and, secondly, cost a fortune if they could be got. I was only about 6'3" but I have big feet. Now I tend to wear work boots most of the time because they are easily got in 14 and are very comfortable. Best Wishes, Brendan.
Great Video I am just a self taught Hobbyist Sewer that bought myself a walking Foot Sewing Machine to sew Canvas and Marine Vinyl for my boats and i have also done some automobile Interior work on my Vintage cars i was very curious on how you were going to get that boot done on a Sewing Machine untill i saw your Specialty machine which i thought was Fantastic !
So few people in Western countries even think of repairing things any more. Its a shame we have for the most part become disposable societies. Good to know there are still others out there with the common sense to repair rather than throw away.
AndTheCorrectAnswerIs You're right that people don't repair things like shoes that much these days. It's problem also a function of shoes being less repairable than they were in days gone by and somewhat too affordable to purchase replacements.
Good strong repair. On a hiking boot that is often covered in mud that is a great fix and if anyone wants to say it doesn't look neat enough they can bloody well clean them first to find the stiching ;)
A good sound repair Harry, I'm impressed with the needle feed action on your machine. My 29K is just walking foot. I have a similar repair to do on a pair of fabric hiking shoes but I didn't think to use glue first. Now I've seen this video I will get some glue before I start the job.
Ya that runs slow enough , Gee mine is so fast I can do slow stitch but still nice to be able to count stitches on both machines .My post machine is a NakaJima very similar to yours I`d love to get a Singer patch machine with the 360 deg. foot
hello, nice sewing-machine, but I suppose you could do the same boot repair with your singer patcher 29 K leather sewing-machine. Where did you buy this machine ? Is it easy to work with ? Thank you again for your videos, I am a beginner in using of the roller presser foot, a video about this would be welcome. Alain.
chances are if the stitchings letting go in one part it'll start in others before long. trouble with canvas boots. it's the constant wetting/ drying. probably best just to get a new pair. sole cushioning will be getting tired as well. 6yrs is a good run if their used regularly. Great videos though. thank you, keep em coming.
What kind of thread should you use on leather? I've seen that type of thread you use there from and relative but I could not find it and buy it because I did not know what to ask for/look for. What is it called?
Hi I have limited space so I sold it. In my opinion I think any machine will struggle to do both thick belts and thin wallets very well, as I find any one industrial machine does one thing really well...others may be able to add their experiences, and perhaps have a different view. Rgds Harry
Hi - Harry I guess I should have looked closer , But I have this little foot also I have a single narrow guide aswell did`nt realize right away it was for this seam it`s running without a foot right now I have a duel needle - But 1 needle is`nt aligned to it`s hole could be the holder on the shaft did`nt look yet very close yet I bought 2 machines same time using the pfaff , Have you ever had the lower post apart I can`t find anything about this machine it`s a 982 Nakajima same as your style .?
Thanks - I just put on my Keen eye , Sat down and just realigned the post found it was not finessed when they tightened everything up , Loosened the screws put it where it had to go and dropped the needles in the holes and began timing and tightening , Works great now I just need to do some tension settings bit to tight yet it`ll run foot to the floor speed though YAHOO --Is yours a dual needle ? This has 5 compression disc`s with 2 spring loops .
Hello!I am your subscriber and live in Bulgaria.Could you give me advice, as well link about the good shoemaker's glue in the UK.My daughter lives in London.Thanks in advance!
This place will be quiyte near to your daughter...and they can provide good advice..here is their glue listing: www.leatherandgrindery.com/Shoe-Repair-Supplies-shoe-repair-materials/Adhesives
Hi very similar but I think I had this one running on even slower pulleys than my Tysew. The advantage of the Tysew for flat sewing is that it has the bottom roller wheel feed instead of a feed dog. The advantage of this one might be that it was more powerful.
RANDOM question. I'm doing some research on the possible applications of post bed machines. How close to the bill of a hat do you think a post bed machine could get? A hat that is already constructed that is.
Thanks for the response. I was thinking with a cylinder arm machine, the bill wouldn't pass under the machine. My thought with a post bed machine is that the hat itself would be under the machine while the bill would be on the outside. I'm looking to sew large patches on the front of hats. I can't seem to find anybody who has tried this with hats that are already assembled.
Emily Bax yes I guess the post bed might be more suited....I think a cylinder arm would do it assuming you could flex the hat. If you have lots to do then a post bed would be sensible. I suggest you try some machines to see what works best for you...most industrial suppliers can let you do this..and offer good advice rather than my guesses...good luck.
mushin111 Yes I did and then I put some glue along the stitch line to try and seal it...not ideal but a quick repair....I also had to pull the liner down a bit under the sole.
Hopefully the glue will hold the inner seal. My boots have a Goretex liner, and I'd be reluctant to break that. Maybe stitching from the outside as you mentioned would be better in that regard.
Hi I have owned both original machines like Juki Japan, and clones like this Global, and I personally was very satisfied with the quality of a good clone like this.
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I enjoyed seeing your post-bed sewing machine in action. The roller foot with needle feed is a wonderful combination.
Hello Alexander...and I enjoy all your great machine films - thanks.
Thanks for sharing Harry, a super job. Well done
Its a pretty tidy repair. I would it imagine it saved your son a lot of money.
The post machine is a highly efficient machine and interesting to watch.
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James
Thanks James
I enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for sharing!!!
Learning so much from your videos, thank you for taking the time to share your expertise.
annuk03 Thanks
That's a great machine and a super fix. I was fixing boots for my daughter when she was home and used stuff called 'Shoe Goo'. It's a rubbery cement that takes really well overnight and grabbed really well when it had gone off. I was doing soles and heels so I'll get more because I gave my daughter my only tube. Young lads are a bit more fortunate now because, when I was young, getting a 13 or 14 shoe, firstly, caused huge merriment in the shop and, secondly, cost a fortune if they could be got. I was only about 6'3" but I have big feet. Now I tend to wear work boots most of the time because they are easily got in 14 and are very comfortable.
Best Wishes, Brendan.
baconsoda Brendan...a good story and a good product....great. Happy New Year Harry
Very nice repair Harry, great video.
Nice repair and a very nice sewing machine....well done.
Great Video I am just a self taught Hobbyist Sewer that bought myself a walking Foot Sewing Machine to sew Canvas and Marine Vinyl for my boats and i have also done some automobile Interior work on my Vintage cars i was very curious on how you were going to get that boot done on a Sewing Machine untill i saw your Specialty machine which i thought was Fantastic !
good job Harry & nice sewing machine, from Sacramento, Ca, USA..
francisco barajas Thanks Francisco
So few people in Western countries even think of repairing things any more. Its a shame we have for the most part become disposable societies. Good to know there are still others out there with the common sense to repair rather than throw away.
AndTheCorrectAnswerIs You're right that people don't repair things like shoes that much these days. It's problem also a function of shoes being less repairable than they were in days gone by and somewhat too affordable to purchase replacements.
Good strong repair. On a hiking boot that is often covered in mud that is a great fix and if anyone wants to say it doesn't look neat enough they can bloody well clean them first to find the stiching ;)
Very good repair and explanation. Thanks!!
A good sound repair Harry, I'm impressed with the needle feed action on your machine. My 29K is just walking foot. I have a similar repair to do on a pair of fabric hiking shoes but I didn't think to use glue first. Now I've seen this video I will get some glue before I start the job.
StageRightvideo Hi yes the needle feed is good but the 29k will do a great job...good luck!
very good job as a upholster myself I really appreciate this video well explained
Thanks Stanley....I appreciate that.
Very nice job. Saved a good pair of boots. Very useful.
Joseph Leister Thanks Joseph.
nice trick with the garn :D these machines are so much more fun with a servo :D:D
Very nice machine!
Ya that runs slow enough , Gee mine is so fast I can do slow stitch but still nice to be able to count stitches on both machines .My post machine is a NakaJima very similar to yours I`d love to get a Singer patch machine with the 360 deg. foot
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Thanks very much
Fascinating to an inexpert like me.. thanks..!!
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very nice repair machine
great video
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I enjoyed your video as well. Very informative as I have never seen a machine like that.
Robert Young Thanks very much Robert
hello, nice sewing-machine, but I suppose you could do the same boot repair with your singer patcher 29 K leather sewing-machine. Where did you buy this machine ? Is it easy to work with ?
Thank you again for your videos, I am a beginner in using of the roller presser foot, a video about this would be welcome.
Alain.
Pls sir postbed and flatbed sewing machine, which should I buy first, I'm planning to buy one soon.thanks
I wish there was a way to convert a regular machine to a post style machine for this type of situation.
chances are if the stitchings letting go in one part it'll start in others before long. trouble with canvas boots. it's the constant wetting/ drying. probably best just to get a new pair. sole cushioning will be getting tired as well. 6yrs is a good run if their used regularly. Great videos though. thank you, keep em coming.
John Bacon Hi John...yes I suspect the toe will go before long! Thanks for your comments Regards Harry
Very kewl machine!!
i also do this job
everything looks good but why black thread?
Hi Harry, thank you for your demo, 5 yrs ago it seems. In your opinion would you be able to do that same repair with your Singer 29 patcher?
Yes I would think so...from vague memory!
thumbs up.
good dad.
for stuff like this i would use a patcher or clyinder arm machine ... its alot easier...
How much does a machine like that costs new?
What kind of thread should you use on leather? I've seen that type of thread you use there from and relative but I could not find it and buy it because I did not know what to ask for/look for. What is it called?
BrownBessOwner Hi I use a lot of bonded nylon thread...size UK nm40 and nm20....its rot proof and strong.
have you used your post machine to stitch thick leather belts, wallets and other accessories?
Great videos by the way!!
Hi I have limited space so I sold it. In my opinion I think any machine will struggle to do both thick belts and thin wallets very well, as I find any one industrial machine does one thing really well...others may be able to add their experiences, and perhaps have a different view. Rgds Harry
Sir ,You will have this machine available.
Hi - Harry I guess I should have looked closer , But I have this little foot also I have a single narrow guide aswell did`nt realize right away it was for this seam it`s running without a foot right now I have a duel needle - But 1 needle is`nt aligned to it`s hole could be the holder on the shaft did`nt look yet very close yet I bought 2 machines same time using the pfaff , Have you ever had the lower post apart I can`t find anything about this machine it`s a 982 Nakajima same as your style .?
Hi Garnett - there are manuals for my one Global LP9941R on the College Sewing UK website...might be useful for yours as they are very similar.
Thanks - I just put on my Keen eye , Sat down and just realigned the post found it was not finessed when they tightened everything up , Loosened the screws put it where it had to go and dropped the needles in the holes and began timing and tightening , Works great now I just need to do some tension settings bit to tight yet it`ll run foot to the floor speed though YAHOO --Is yours a dual needle ? This has 5 compression disc`s with 2 spring loops .
Garnett M good you fixed it mine is just a single needle
Nice job. What combination of thread and needle did you use?
Keefe Borden Thanks a nm40 thread and 130 needle.
Hi Harry love your vids. Just wondering why you didn't use your Boot patcher 29k? Cheers Peter
peter iuliano Hi Peter...the patcher would have been good....but this machine was already loaded with some thick thread!
Hello!I am your subscriber and live in Bulgaria.Could you give me advice, as well link
about the good shoemaker's glue in the UK.My daughter lives in London.Thanks in advance!
This place will be quiyte near to your daughter...and they can provide good advice..here is their glue listing:
www.leatherandgrindery.com/Shoe-Repair-Supplies-shoe-repair-materials/Adhesives
I have just replied ...it the link goes to spam please look just below your question on the comments section of my film.
Thank you very much! I wish you a nice evening!
Sir what is the price of this mashion
hello Harry, is this machine better, slower, more easily controled than the Tysew 14400P-1
Hi very similar but I think I had this one running on even slower pulleys than my Tysew. The advantage of the Tysew for flat sewing is that it has the bottom roller wheel feed instead of a feed dog. The advantage of this one might be that it was more powerful.
RANDOM question. I'm doing some research on the possible applications of post bed machines. How close to the bill of a hat do you think a post bed machine could get? A hat that is already constructed that is.
Emily Bax it should be able to stitch around most parts...but then so would a slim cylinder arm...hope that helps.
Thanks for the response. I was thinking with a cylinder arm machine, the bill wouldn't pass under the machine. My thought with a post bed machine is that the hat itself would be under the machine while the bill would be on the outside. I'm looking to sew large patches on the front of hats. I can't seem to find anybody who has tried this with hats that are already assembled.
Emily Bax yes I guess the post bed might be more suited....I think a cylinder arm would do it assuming you could flex the hat. If you have lots to do then a post bed would be sensible. I suggest you try some machines to see what works best for you...most industrial suppliers can let you do this..and offer good advice rather than my guesses...good luck.
Was there any liner inside the boot, and if so did you just stitch straight through it?
mushin111 Yes I did and then I put some glue along the stitch line to try and seal it...not ideal but a quick repair....I also had to pull the liner down a bit under the sole.
Hopefully the glue will hold the inner seal. My boots have a Goretex liner, and I'd be reluctant to break that. Maybe stitching from the outside as you mentioned would be better in that regard.
mushin111 Yes it would be a shame to puncture gortex.....I might have hand sewn with a curved needle in that case!
Can you use the machine on stitching the front of the shoe?
Hi I am not a shoemaker...if you mean get inside the shoe I think you need a Singer 29k patcher machine for that.
Hi,please my needle on my high post is jammed and not moving, what can I do?
Perhaps release it and give it a gentle twiddle? And try removing the bobbin?
Can you make use of this to sew your shoe heels
CHUKWU EBUKA They are often used for stitching shoes...eggs uppers and also welts.
Harry Rogers thank very I want to buy heel sewing machine
Can you sew on glue line without impacting needle or thread?
Hello yes provided the glue is pretty dry...it does vary a bit on the glue of course...Renia Aquilim 315 is very good for this.
@@harryrogers thank you much.
I am suprised You did not use your singer 29K
Where did you get the pen at that you used to do the marks?
You can get them on Amazon.
PS leather marking pens
Are global machines good quality?
Hi I have owned both original machines like Juki Japan, and clones like this Global, and I personally was very satisfied with the quality of a good clone like this.
Sorry to ask but what is the cost for a machine like this
Art Angulo Best look for a second hand one!
Why not use your Singer patcher machine? The Singer's long arm would have easily reached the whole repair area.
Nice work.
I geared down my machine but yours is slower.
Can you show a picture of your gearing at the back of the machine please
colin rat Hi I havevput up another film on speed reducing in the leather playlist.
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What's price this machine
I no longer have it, but you can probably get one used for around £800?????
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just buy a new shoes
Atrocious repair, quality and color.