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Columbus, Ohio Workshops, June 2016
by April Henry

Our Columbus, Ohio workshops were a blast, and both groups were a pleasure to work with and teach all about their Singer Featherweights and maintenance / servicing skills.

Here are a few photos from both days:

Cleaning off the lead oxidation on a Singer Featherweight 221 electrical tube under the machine.

Workshop members learned about the oxidation from the lead tube and why it can be important to keep it clear from underneath machine.

Before and after -- cleaning all that lint from under the needle plate... This machine had quite a few yards of thread pass through it's needle!

Servicing a Tan Singer Featherweight 221J Sewing Machine

 Karen with the tan Featherweight and Debbie with the black Featherweight - friends enjoying the Workshop together. 

Cleaning the Metal Tray on the bottom of a Singer Featherweight 221

Tasia and Julian came together and each brought a machine to work on.  It's always fun to meet a fellow husband and wife team!

Singer Featherweight 221 Tension Unit Disassembly

Carmon showing on the big screen how to disassemble the tension unit one step at a time and how to align and calibrate it correctly.

Ruthie polishing one Featherweight case of her choosing from the workshop.

Ruthie putting the final touches on a Featherweight Case of her choosing from the Workshop.

Ruthie showing Meg how to use her new Singer Featherweight 221 bobbin tension meter.

Our Featherweight Workshops really are a family affair.  Sometimes our young Ruthie will be of assistance, too, when she's not working on polishing a Featherweight Case.  Here she is showing Meg how the Bobbin Tension Meter works to set the standard bobbin tension at 20-25 grams.

 

Meg was an excellent pupil!  😉

Christian working with Connie, showing the various oiling points.

Carmon and Christian showing how to access and remove thread from the bobbin case base assembly.

A lovely Rose from Illinois, pictured here with Carmon and Christian.

Thank you, everyone, for joining us in Columbus!  It was such a warm welcome and we enjoyed meeting each of you.  Thank you for the many sweet and yummy treats for our drive to the next stop.... New York!

 

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