Chinese leather patcher sewing machine Industrial Upgrade / Blacksmithing

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Chinese leather patcher sewing machine Industrial Upgrade / Blacksmithing
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@omenandowl 5 лет назад

You turned this into an essential piece for the shop! What a great design. Your attention to detail is to be commended here, well done!

@Trapezius8oblique 2 года назад

Love how you can turn your hand to anything ....

@rodneygordner865 5 лет назад

Excellent job; by far the best conversion I have seen. Thanks so much for posting this.

@firesurfer 2 года назад

This is exactly the same thing I was going to say. So now I don't have to.

@GaryWall Год назад

@@firesurfer Me too

@mike-cl7pb 2 года назад

Great stuff there seems to be a lot of people using and adapting these sewing machines.

@jameswilson197 2 года назад

Best solution setup for the patcher I have seen !!

@annamaxflair Год назад

love your set up, only got my little machine yesterday. once i get passed messing with the cleaning of it , i'll be adding a motor, won't be diving into all out modifications like many are but love what i see blacksmiths and millwrights doing with these patchers

@jbodiers6572 Год назад

Nice job ! I was getting ready to drop mine off in the trash can. I need one more,but cash holding me back this maybe the answer. I’m giving this one a try. Thanks big DOG!

@AndTheCorrectAnswerIs 5 лет назад

Great build. As the owner of an actual Singer 29k patcher I'm really surprised that one of those cheap copy machines will go thru leather that thick...the old Singer won't. I actually have a couple old treadle sewing machine heads form the turn of the century that will sew thicker leather than the 29k. I hope people realize that those big butterfly tabs on the needle head are to turn the direction of the presser foot...so you don't have to turn the item being stitched, a major advantage of the patchers. Now I want one of the machines like you've got to add to my collection. For those doing lots of heavy leather work, and with the capital...I fully recommend the Cowboy 3200 which I use for belts, holsters, and sheaths.

@stewartmarshall4112 2 года назад

I made a 1/8 inch shorter foot on my Chinese patcher and it handles a full half inch stack of leather now. Needs a bigger needle to do that, due to the increased friction. I did the needle bar mod from the Facebook patcher group and now use 180/24 type S needles for 207 thread top and bottom. One thing I found when sewing this really thick stuff is the top thread needs tons of tension to pull the bottom thread up high enough into the leather, and to help this I also don't use the little tension spring in the bobbin carrier, for less lower thread tension. Of course a trade-off with bigger thread is that the bobbin holds less. But I make mostly small projects, heavy duty knife sheaths, holsters, similar stuff, so this is not an issue for me. To go up to a needle this big, I did have to file out the hole and groove in the arm a bit so the needle clears without touching when it descends.

@mohammedzeco8006 3 года назад

Very very fantastic boy

@131dyana Год назад

Real neat rebuild. Great job.

@chrisborona544 4 года назад

Thank you

@Spectt84 5 лет назад

WOW! Just...WOW! I just stumbled across your channel while researching these hand crank machines. That was amazing. Awesome job. I would argue, that setup is BETTER than those $2000-$3000 industrial leather sewing machines. If there is a malfunction it is easy to see, work on, tweak, etc. If those advanced computerized industrial machines need work, you basically need to bring it to a professional or go get an engineering degree to understand how they work.

@BIGDOGFORGE 5 лет назад

This machine Is perfect for my application and I think a lot of other folks could benefit from it as well. Thanks for watching

@darrylstarkey962 4 года назад

It was a pleasure to see a Craftsman at work

@joetkeshub 7 месяцев назад

Great and best upgrade of that chinese sewing machine. Pretty instructive and helpful. It's a pity that your awesome post earned only 77k views when new people to the machine do 1 million views using your solution but forgetting to give you any credit. Thank you Sir. God bless you.

@AlexKall 2 года назад

The best setups I've seen so far, well done! Good video!

@rjdean8913 Год назад

That is so cool. I am going to make my own now. Thanks for sharing 🙂

@burtlade1705 4 года назад

Good Job! I hope you don't mind if I use a few of your ideas. I plan to use a gear reduction wheel chair motor and a Variac + a DC power supply. The machine is on order so it's just a matter of a bit of work. I won't need a belt or pulleys so the output of the wheelchair motor will hook directly to the back of the machine. Like yours, it will have plenty of power , geez, I can't wait! Thank You!

@MrTypepatrick 4 года назад

Burt Lade - Sounds like a great idea? How did your motor work out?

@burtlade1705 4 года назад

@@MrTypepatrick Thanks for asking. I'm still using it manually at present.

@iamtheomega 5 лет назад

full on "made in Poland" level, truly amazing..my relative has a mid-'60s Janome sewing machine (japan...now china of course) that weighs 44 pounds !!! all mechanical stainless steel guts. She also has a new Brother that weighs 12 pounds. At the port of Seattle, foreign sources have been shipping in 'salted hides' (stacked in sheets) in 20 and 40 foot containers for decades. Probably brazil, maybe india, I dunno. But domestic sources of leather would be in the South. I would love to get some alligator hides and have that machine.

@vidlover81 2 года назад

Excellent video. Great narration and editing. I learned a lot.

@angiedalrymple3123 3 года назад

U are a pretty amazing guy I could hangout with ya and learn some stuff

@tomcarlson3244 4 года назад

Great stand that matches the matching. Now I have to look at the bandsaw fix.

@alexlopez8922 Год назад

Wow what a wonderful idea

@eyuptony Год назад

Brilliant setup. Great addition. Cheers Tony

@gergemall Год назад

Very impressive build .

@ZGoddessLola 2 года назад

By far; this is the best video that I watched for the electrification of these sewing machine.

@ricardoalvarez7821 2 года назад

Thanks for taking your time to explain all step by step..

@christianmccollum1028 3 года назад

Very nice. Best motorized conversion of this particular machine I've seen yet.

@BIGDOGFORGE 3 года назад

Wow, thanks!

@petersiliekrause2203 5 лет назад

Simply great! No bells, no whistles, all essential functions needed, for convenient sewing, built in the motor (good choice!), at a very affordable price. Looks, as if it does everything it’s supposed to, and the stand for it really turned out very nice 👍🏻 I wish my husband had more time and made one for me like this... *sigh* Regards from Germany, and keep up your beautiful work

@Michael-vp4zt 3 года назад

Magic.

@blackraven8805 2 года назад

Brilliant!!!

@NinjaHempKnight 3 года назад

I've been on the fence about buying one of these for a while but after seeing the way you slowed that machine down to make it so controllable I believe I may have to pull the trigger on it.

@pintsizedadventures6282 4 года назад

I totally could hear tim Allan's tool time more power sounds when you were talking about a bigger motor 😆

@hardwurkindaddy 5 лет назад

Totally love it! Dang I wish I'd grown up in your neighborhood, I bet you were a fun kid to have in the gang!

@workwithnature 5 лет назад

Liked watching that build Tim. The entire machine turned out really tidy.

@jjoossee2000 2 года назад

Just wow. It came.out great.

@scannerwhitney551 4 года назад

Me too, best conversion i've ever seen, great job

@stretchmfe4913 4 года назад

Super job! I had an old grinder stand and mounted the machine to a 4x4 block on an old butcher block cutting board and mounted to that. Works well and makes it portable for taking to bike rallys. Thanks for sharing your skills and fabrications.

@jerryadams4449 5 лет назад

She has just got to be called sue😊 brilliant build a man could make a living with a tool like that,loving all your work Tim and I really like the way you talk through what you do,it demystifies the smithing arts,thanks bud...

@renegade2556 4 года назад

You got my vote! Machine arrived today. Thanks for the information! I can now retire my Handi-Stitch awl and speed things up a bit!

@BIGDOGFORGE 4 года назад

Fantastic! thanks for watching

@renegade2556 3 года назад

@@BIGDOGFORGE I am using the same motor,and similar setup, with 428 motorcycle chain and sprockets with oil bath.

@macswanton9622 3 года назад

You just gained another admirer. Good stuff

@fryscountrylifechannel4437 4 года назад

Excellent video!

@BIGDOGFORGE 4 года назад

Thank you very much!

@atakdragonfly1675 2 года назад

I close my eyes when watching welding... Even on videos.

@MainelyAcresFarmBrooks 5 лет назад

When I get some extra time I am going to change my set up to a servo motor. I am currently running a old sewing motor and your right they are hard to control. Awesome video!!

@BIGDOGFORGE 5 лет назад

Very cool let me know if I can do anything to help. Thanks for watching and take care.

@philochristos 2 года назад

Genius! Pure genius!

@OweN-hu6uy 4 года назад

Excellent I just bought a chinese cobbler machine,I make boots and harness, and like you I've gone beyond my old white. Your mods to this chinese machine are a inspiration. I scored up a juki industrial machine table that someone was junking, with a good motor and pedal your ideas really got me moving on this thx

@mikeb2777 4 года назад

I own one and you have given me what I need to motorize it. Thanks!

@funguy4900 3 года назад

Nice. The best t motor adaptation I’ve seen.

@BIGDOGFORGE 3 года назад

Thanks 👍

@XX1SICKNTWISTED1XX 2 года назад

One of the best upgrades to this machine I've seen. Awesome!

@missedastitch323 5 лет назад

Impressive indeed.

@Iknowvfx 4 года назад

badass conversion.

@pacemetalfab 5 лет назад

Great video. With all the videos of this machine on RU-vid I can imagine the the Chinese shops are busy cranking these machines out !!! The price is increasing daily. Thank you for you video.

@dawnklauman1175 4 года назад

OMGoodness! I need a blacksmith in my life. I'd love this conversion on my hand-crank leather sewing machine, but have no skills. Thx for the great vid!

@ericsprado4631 3 года назад

Where do you live? Funny- I'm an OLD retired rural blacksmith but am still tinkering in shop and fixing things for neighbors....... Your "OMG...... reveals at least a couple of generations younger....Eric

@happydays454 5 лет назад

Good build i wish i had one

@Infoulnessyeshallknowthem Год назад

Excellent!! Bravo!!

@ricktanguay2310 4 года назад

Nice to see another fabricator and true craftsman. Keep up the good work.

@moonolyth 5 лет назад

These machines are great, aren't they! I purchased 2. One to keep the other to fine-tune file down and sell. One has bearings in the arms and driveshaft. Had to hammer the arms to make it work but keeping for the bearings. Yes, your upgrade is the best out there one can find. The motor looks fine with the machine.. nothing like a guty motor. at around 100 I think I'll be getting a motor too! It would be nice to have the added parts self-standing, (the large pully fastened to separate bearings and slip in the shaft), so you could slip the machine away from the table easily for traveling. Very Cool Build was thinking the motor would be too large but at 15 Lbs very cool contraption you made from an aquarium stand! So glad I pumped in here.

@Brian-bn3qp 5 лет назад

Your creativity and ingenuity is something to behold.

@gregwise5324 5 лет назад

Good Job Tim! I Have 5 Old Singer Sewing Machines, Three of Which Are Foot Powered. Now I Need To Put One of These on My Wish List.

@tonybirdwell2917 4 года назад

Great job there Big Dog!

@kenjackson4177 5 лет назад

I wish I could give 10 👍

@eideticgoone7035 2 года назад

If you wanted to slow it down just a little more, you can buy a smaller 45mm pulley on a 15mm keyed shaft for sewing servo motors. They are around $10.

@gregorypoirier3256 5 лет назад

Good job I like it. I still do all my stuff by hand and you got my thinking about a patcher sewing machine. Thank you

@dadratsforge 5 лет назад

That is fantastic. It looks almost Victorian industrial. Just superb!👍👍👍

@randylenart9674 Год назад

Nice build

@penney304 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing. I like your setup with the motor, I'm going to try it with my machine.

@masterdanprice2904 5 лет назад

This is ingenuity at its best. You my friend are as smart as they come. Great awesome work

@Akasha_Silver 4 года назад

Best conversion I've seen.

@MadDawg91108 5 лет назад

Awesome job, Tim. That will be a nice addition to the shop. It needs a name now........ Stitch?

@bretbeaubien1317 5 лет назад

dog puncher

@Euphroe 4 года назад

@@bretbeaubien1317 I like 'Stitch'. ;-)

@dragonclaw88 4 года назад

such as sweet build...id love to copy that...

@danielcrawford7315 5 лет назад

My vote for your singer upgrade would most likely be "Stitch " ? Lolololol

@curtismakes 5 лет назад

This is an awesome project. Man, I'm impressed.

@vincentgolden5352 5 лет назад

Awesome build Tim great mind my friend i picked a 1953 Singer heavy duty i got lucky n only paid 50 bucks it is infact variable speed so i think you did well.

@larrycherrington5953 5 лет назад

I very seen 2or3 videos on this machine,but I liked yours best.

@fedderback1 5 лет назад

I'm really impressed with your ingenuity and how well it worked. Way to go

@praiseYAHalways 3 года назад

Nicely done sir!!!

@BIGDOGFORGE 3 года назад

Thank you kindly!

@vincentgolden5352 5 лет назад

That reminds me of my Buck sheath knife great design my friend. I suggest buying a old sibger tremel they sew dang near anything my mother used hers and me made many different leather vests pants jackets etc.

@ezoelbueno 3 года назад

From brazil ok

@danielcrawford7315 5 лет назад

Hmmm. 4 of those voices in my head are discussing the degree to which I need this in my life...the other 3 are still arguing about if dolphins have bellybuttons....any body got Dan Marino's number? We think he should know! Great job mr. Tim Thank you for sharing and a blessed and prosperous new year to u sirSir, Crawford out

@guinefortCH 5 лет назад

Great! Did not expect to see that result. I was looking exactly for one that is motorizing exactly that device! Kudos to the Big Dog! 🐶 😀

@MrPops880 5 лет назад

Great work, I need to make one for my cobbler machine, thanks for sharing Tim.

@sza6200 4 года назад

you are awsome,...i am happy find your channel.

@BIGDOGFORGE 4 года назад

Thank you so much 😀

@jimkennedy3286 9 месяцев назад

Plan to copy your build, I really like it. Notice no new videos, what happened, hope you are well1

@kslam5733 5 лет назад

Very much impressed! You are so knowledgeable and experienced in doing such kind of modification. The big spool of thread on the machine would be too heavy for the bottom thread to grip. The top stitches would be too loose while the bottom stitches too tight!

@michaelandersen5453 5 лет назад

Thanks I will keep this in the back of my mind for future purchase.

@ronthacker211 5 лет назад

like to hear you talk... LOVE to see you work.

@vwmountainman9701 4 года назад

Excellent work !!! Must ordered one about a week ago myself.

@deepbludude4697 4 года назад

Sweet, I recently found one of these machines in a dumpster, why someone would throw it away is beyond me. But as I had it on my bench im like what the hell so I utubed it and whatya know real men do sew, haha. I have a couple of these stands around going to do kinda the same thing but I like the hand powered aspect of this machine. I ordered some needles threads and bobbins waiting for them to come in now on a slow boat from china I guess. Great upload I subbed.

@heardashot 5 лет назад

Wow! What a great build. Fantastic job Tim. Very well done. Really enjoyed that. Now the most important thing. What's the new build's name??? Gotta get a name on her. Sewy? Tany?? Could have a little fun with this. Happy New year to you too! Greetings from Ireland. God bless & many thanks.

@bretbeaubien1317 5 лет назад

dog puncher

@Roadghost88 4 года назад

All that work and parts must have added up. You can get a decent electric sewing machine for $500 that will sew leather.

@BIGDOGFORGE 4 года назад

But where's the fun in that?

@dvig3261 5 лет назад

NICE!!!!

@ernestsheffield9976 5 лет назад

That is awesome. I wish my brain was better at engineering. I really enjoy all of your videos!

@rodeosound 5 лет назад

That is bad ass !

@tedharralston4391 4 года назад

I enjoyed watching you work, great video.

@BIGDOGFORGE 4 года назад

Thank you very much!

@didtas 4 года назад

EXCELLENT JOB.

@applewoodthree 5 лет назад

You are my kind of creative hands on artist. Enjoyed the vid, but was a little frightened at times when I thought gloves might be in order. But your hands seem to have so for looked unscathed. Keep up the good work!