I never get tired of watching you bring these beauties back to gorgeousness! Thank you for sharing us on the journeys!💕👍

New subscriber here-- I was recently given a Singer 27 which is very rusty and totally seized up. I am not mechanically knowledgeable, so I procrastinated and restored the treadle cabinet first. Now I am ready to start on the machine, and I am SO happy to find a video about my exact model! I will probably watch this several times before I even start with the WD 40, etc. to try to take it all apart.

@prometheansewingmachines

8 ай бұрын

Penetrating oil is your friend. You've got this 😁

That is a beautiful machine. You amaze me everytime I watch you take these apart and then put them together again. Thank you for bringing these machines back to life.

Thank you for sharing your expertize with us. Always interesting.

Loved watching you take this 27 apart. I have her sister, the 127 from 1923.I restored her as her decals were beautiful. I ss the only true visible difference is the bobbin placement because my 127 is a hand crank and the 27 you have is a treadle. I hope you find her decals in good condition under the crud. Looking forward to seeing how you decide to restore her base. Thanks for showing this. P.S. Jane Doe says Hi!!

@prometheansewingmachines

9 ай бұрын

Hi! And tell Jane hi too 🤣 I think the only other thing besides the bobbin winder, is that yours has a place to hold on a motor, or hand crank, and mine does not. 😊

This is the one that i restored! I love it, such perfect stitching. We are clearly related to each other.....somehow.

I have a Singer 27 from 1908 that I am planning on restoring to useful again, this is perfectly timed 😅

@prometheansewingmachines

9 ай бұрын

Perfect!

You are amazing! Love watching you dissect this machine.

You can't imagine how much your video has boosted my confidence to commence the restoration of my Great-Grandmother's Minnesota Model A.. It might night be an exact match to the Singer 27....but very, very close. Thank you, thank you!

@prometheansewingmachines

5 ай бұрын

Yay! Honestly that's the point. This isn't rocket science just screws and paint. You can do it 😁

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I absolutely love what you do with the old machines. I have recently purchased an old Standard treadle in a tiger wood cabinet. It's beautiful however I know nothing about them, as all my others are Singer. Any chance you can point me to some references as far as photos? Up close of machine and all parts? I'm really having a hard time finding anything I can use.

@prometheansewingmachines

9 ай бұрын

I don't have one. Standard made a few models, and there is a copy of the manual for the rotary version on ismacs.net ismacs.net/standard-sewing-machine-company/home.html Maybe that can help...

@crystaldyson3169

9 ай бұрын

@@prometheansewingmachines oh your amazing!! Thank you so very much. That's exactly what I needed. Looking forward to all your videos on both channels. 🥰😀

Hi there I just acquired a beautiful little machine I think the plate says August 2nd 92 do you have any information on this particular machine possibly I would really appreciate any info you have

@prometheansewingmachines

8 ай бұрын

Hmmm 🤔 I would really need a lot more information to be able to tell you.

Is there a video telling me how to remove wheel from white treadle. They look different to dinger. I don’t want to remove all mechanisms

@prometheansewingmachines

9 ай бұрын

Look at my Florence rotary video. It's the same machine 😊

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what is the name of the song and who wrote it?

@prometheansewingmachines

7 ай бұрын

That's a little song my father and I put together.