Maybe this machine will work out after all.
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Wednesday, October 8, 2014
More Necchi Tales: Needle Plate
The circular needle plate fascinates me. Unfortunately it looked as if it were broken. The central stud is loose. When the presser foot was down the needle plate would rise up opposite the foot. I feared that a part was missing.
So I looked under the plate:
And I fixed it.
Maybe this machine will work out after all.
Maybe this machine will work out after all.
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It sort of reminds me of a garage sale I went to in the Elmwood district in Buffalo years ago. The garage had a huge circular metal plate in the floor. The owner showed me a huge crank that turned the plate so a car could be turned and pull out straight of the garage instead of backing out of the very narrow long driveway. The plate is a neat solution. Wish the Bailey had a straight stitch plate.
ReplyDeleteI am going to look for a straight stitch needle plate for our Baileys
DeleteI'm really not sure how your photo relates to the diagram? I was following you up until that point! - not that I have a Necchi but I do agree the needle plate is fascinating!
ReplyDeleteThank you. I have tried to make the photos more clear
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ReplyDeleteI too have just aquired a supernove, and the Needleplate is loose .. woobly pin . how did you "fix" yours ?
Thanks Tim.
I would look underneath the needle plate for the mechanism in the diagram above. Good luck
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