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    My Fancy Title gnihcraes's Avatar
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    I've got a guy that is a professional, can do it I'm sure. At a reasonable cost. PM me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gnihcraes View Post
    I've got a guy that is a professional, can do it I'm sure. At a reasonable cost. PM me.
    will do/

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    Find me a machine and I'll do it.
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    Anyone here still looking for an industrial sewing machine? I found this on Craigs today.

    http://denver.craigslist.org/hsh/4029518915.html
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    Quote Originally Posted by Irving View Post
    Anyone here still looking for an industrial sewing machine? I found this on Craigs today.

    http://denver.craigslist.org/hsh/4029518915.html
    Trust me on this Stu, that is not an industrial machine. Singer, Adler, Tippman, Ferdco, Juki, Pfaff etc are industrial machines. I had an Adler that would do 5/8" of packcloth, foam and polyethelyne or 3/4" of leather. That Sears would shit the bed at 1/4" of leather.
    That's why industrial machines are so pricey.

    http://denver.craigslist.org/for/4028989467.html



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    Yeah, it sure doesn't look very industrial to me. I'm not in the market as I've got a Singer Touch n' Sew 578 that I'm learning to sew on. Someone just gave me a couple boxes of sewing machine parts, so if anyone is knowledgeable enough to help me identify them, please give me a shout. I think they are various kinds of feet.
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    Well, the offer stands or if you hear of a patch machine in decent shape keep me in mind.

    Who makes the "Cowboy"? It looks a lot like a Ferdco Bull.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Irving View Post
    Yeah, it sure doesn't look very industrial to me. I'm not in the market as I've got a Singer Touch n' Sew 578 that I'm learning to sew on. Someone just gave me a couple boxes of sewing machine parts, so if anyone is knowledgeable enough to help me identify them, please give me a shout. I think they are various kinds of feet.
    That's an industrial machine, for sewing BUTTONS ! That unit is geared for small alteration shops, that don't have a lot of foot traffic.
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