OMG, Gracie! That is less than a pack of needles. Model 337 is a heavy-duty portable all-metal machine, AND it's a great color too! I like this model so much that I made a 32-video step-by-step restoration Playlist about it. If you find any issues with your beauty once you start using it you may find answers in my playlist. You can find it here: ru-vid.com/group/PLsCOZgzzaiKJxbOOMKQPvmeTRqi0dhGa5 So happy for you to find this model at the best price ever. At $2.50 it's better than getting it free, IMO, b/c exciting to find it. Thanks for sharing and good luck.
I just bought this machine at a garage sale for $35 including the cabinet. I’m so glad you made this video. I thought I knew exactly how to thread it, but got several great tips from your instruction.
I'm glad it helped, and thanks for saving a vintage Singer machine. The 338 in this video was restored for my daughter and she likes it very much. If you like, you can go here and download a free copy of the original instruction manual: www.singer.com/sites/default/files/product_manual/SINGER%20338%20Sewing%20Machine.pdf
I am so glad to be able to view your videos! I have a lovely singer 338 and have gotten it sewing, worked on the foot peddle, cleaned and oiled. but couldn't get the tension issue solved until today. It's always something simple. thank you for your video on threading through the tension disc, my problem is resolved, yay. until i discover something else, and if I do, I will be back! have an amazing day Andy!
Very welcome, Natalie. I'm glad you found the video. You can download a FREE copy of the original INstruction Manual for the Singer website here: www.singer.com/search/support?title=338 It has 38 pages of info about the machine and using the discs and other fashion aides. Thanks for commenting, and happy sewing.
Merci beaucoup Monsieur Andy, I just bought a lovely Singer 338, for 25€ with his cabinet. As a total beginner, I took a great benefit from this video, because you're very patient, with simple but useful and complete explanations. Thanks from France.
C'était mon plaisir, mon ami. A very versatile machine for a low price. I hope you enjoy it for many years. Besides the playlist of videos for model 338, here is a series for Model 337, the little sister to your 338. You may need to watch someday if you have troubles. ru-vid.com/group/PLsCOZgzzaiKJxbOOMKQPvmeTRqi0dhGa5 J'espère que vous reviendrez et que vous ferez attention là-bas en France
Thank you so much, I just purchase a 337 and this video will come handy. And all other videos you might have on how to use from straight to zigzag specially. Thank you again I’ll be looking out for your videos ❤❤❤❤❤
thank you so much for you videos on my new sewing machine!! i just got this model and as a "hand sewer" i had no idea what i was doing especially on an antique. i hope you have more videos for this particular model
No worries, Jenna, I have about 50 more videos for this machine and its little sister the 337. First, though, It may be a good idea to download a copy of the Instruction Manual for Model 338. It is 38 pages of info about the machine and all of its functions, and it is FREE. Here is the link: www.singer.com/sites/default/files/outdated_product/SINGER%20338%20Sewing%20Machine.pdf Here is the link to 20 videos for model 338: ru-vid.com/group/PLsCOZgzzaiKK4y8dsq3oMKJFTGsoNJWmi I also have 30 videos for Model 337 which is basically the same machine, but without changeable fashion discs. Everything else about is the same, and this series is a step-by-step restoration of the machine. You do not need to do that (unless you'd like to) but if you have a problem, need and adjustment, need to know how to oil it, or maybe replace a worn motor belt, then this series will show you how to do it. ru-vid.com/group/PLsCOZgzzaiKJxbOOMKQPvmeTRqi0dhGa5 Model 338 is the machine my daughter asked me to restore and she is very happy with its versatility and strength. I hope you will enjoy yours as much, and thanks for watching my channel. OH!, and welcome to AndyTube.
Andy Tube is the BEST!!! I would be so lost without all these tutorials. so calm and well paced so I can follow along and get it right the first time. Thank you!
Great tutorial! I have a 348 model similar machine I got on craigslist my first machine I love it, this video was a huge help in getting my machine threaded. Great detailing info! I was threaded and sewing in no time at all! Thanks! 😊
So glad you found the video. It's a wonderful machine; happy for you. If you are interested, here is a video about the attachment set that came with the machine. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Kw2n0gvVGFA.html A few examples of the patterns you can sew using the different discs: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8S4hT-P9mI4.html The original 38-page Instruction Manual covers all the functions of the machine and has oiling instructions and even brief descriptions for using the different attachments. It is still free from Singer Support in PDF format at this link: www.singer.com/search/support?title=338 Happy sewing, and thanks for watching my channel.
He gave you a beautiful, strong, and versatile model; congrats. You can download a FREE copy of the Original Instruction Manual for Singer if needed: www.singer.com/search/support?title=338 Happy sewing ✨
Sure, Lucy, you are welcome. I hope you like it. I enjoyed restoring a 338 for my daughter. She liked it firstly for the color but has enjoyed using it.
This is amazing! I was first skeptical about an 18 minutes video on threading a sewing machine, but this was amazing! I learned so much, and this just fixed a major tension issue I was having. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Welcome to Andy Tube, Mary. You are welcome. At 18 minutes this is one of my shorter videos, hehe. I have about 350 more if you care to visit again. Hey, at only one video per day you could finish them in less than a year! Think of it like coffee with Andy. Seriously, thanks for taking the time to comment. Take Care.
Thank you so much I just got my from a garage sell for $30 to $40 I thought I know what I was doing but I didn’t but thanks you made me get my new sewing machine anyways thank you so much,god bless you
Congratulations on your bargain! Model 338? You can download a free manual for it here: www.singer.com/sites/default/files/outdated_product/SINGER%20338%20Sewing%20Machine.pdf Here are videos about working on it if you have problems: ru-vid.com/group/PLsCOZgzzaiKK4y8dsq3oMKJFTGsoNJWmi And more videos of the sister machine which has most of the same parts: ru-vid.com/group/PLsCOZgzzaiKJxbOOMKQPvmeTRqi0dhGa5 It is a beautiful machine and I'm glad you found it and found my channel. Best of luck with it and thank you for your comment.
And this was a very kind comment! Wow, thank you. This comment made making the video totally worthwhile! Happy sewing. BTW, a free copy of the Instruction Manual for this model is available from SInger: www.singer.com/search/support?title=338
Just purchased one identical to yours at a thrift store for 15 dollars without a manual though so thank you for this. Came in original case and says made in Canada.
A very nice find, Lucy. Congrats. You can download a free copy of the instruction manual here: www.singer.com/sites/default/files/product_manual/SINGER%20338%20Sewing%20Machine.pdf Link to 338 playlist on my channel: ru-vid.com/group/PLsCOZgzzaiKK4y8dsq3oMKJFTGsoNJWmi Link to 337 playlist on my channel: ru-vid.com/group/PLsCOZgzzaiKJxbOOMKQPvmeTRqi0dhGa5 50 videos in case you need info on adjusting, tension, belt change, lubrication, cleaning, repairing, etc. Thanks for your comment and watching my channel.
Thank you so much for this effective tutorial. I wish that you may go over threading th bobbin as well and that will be a full course of threading the machine. Cheers:)
How to wind the bobbin: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5Bn5gFg4gpo.html How to install and thread the bobbin: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kntZvwxt8SI.html Thanks for watching my channel
The tension disc can you show the way it's set up as I have all the parts but not got a clue how to put this together? Thank you for this threading guide as it's very informative which I have been looking for.
@@andytubesewing1953 que bueno que recibí respuesta me podría hacer un favor grandísimo? Mandarme el instructivo en foto ya que tengo una máquina así y no tengo instructivo se lo agradecería mucho. Gracias
@@silviadimas7456 Buenas noticias para ti, Silva. Puede descargar una copia gratuita del manual de instrucciones directamente de Singer Company en esta página web: www.singer.com/search/support?title=338 Tiene 38 páginas, con imágenes, todo sobre el uso de su máquina. Buena suerte.
I inherited either the 338 or 337 from my Grandmother, it works GREAT, was told by a repairman that it's all metal & not to get rid of it because today's are all plastic junk & fall apart! I now have it in storage, so I'm not sure which model it is, they're that similar. Do you know if the Bobbin is a Class 66, supposedly the 337 takes a Class 66 Bobbin? I downloaded both the 337/338 Manuals from the Singer site but they don't seem to mention bobbin #'s. TY in advance!!
Both models are wonderful machines. Model 338 has a flip-up "door" in the middle of the arm cover for changing the ZigZag pattern disc of which there are about 30. Model 337 has standard ZIgZag only without the door on the arm cover. They both take Class 66 bobbins, part#172336. I prefer the ones actually made by SInger over the generic ones. I have bought these for many years now; www.ebay.com/p/664504770 You can also find them at stores like JOANN's; www.joann.com/singer-plastic-class-66-bobbins-3-pk/2725018.html Class 66 Bobbins also come in a metal version. It's your choice. I prefer the plastic as they won't wear down the bobbin case over time. Happy sewing, Joker, and thanks for watching my channel.
You can also put 347 348 nose cover with the pressure foot gauge window and change thumb screw to one with gauge on it and it makes it easier to sew different types of fabric by using the pressure foot gauge and the thread tension gauge to make a perfect stitch when sewing different types of fabrics and different thickness
thank you so much for this video, and all your videos! I’m not sure why but my thread keeps coming out of the pigtail guide as I sew. It doesn’t seem to have any effect on the stitches.
I'm not sure why either. I've never had that happen. For me, I'd just double-check the threading paths, especially the in-and-out of the pigtail. If it is sewing well, especially during wide zigzag then I guess you're OK.
Thanks a lot for all your tutorials ,my problem with my singer. 615 u. Is the. Needle plate and throat plate where here in edmonton could i buy those parts or you know where to order.if there is none for that model is there a replacement similar so i can use the machine
I'm sorry Nila, but I still have to give you the same answer as I did on your other comment. I do not have any records for your model, and neither do the 3 people who share records with me. None of us have any information on a model 615u. Without records, we can not find a part number. Without a part number, we can't advise you on your plates, or plates of other models that may fit your machine. We wish we could help you with that. From looking at pictures on this Blogspot it looks like the 615u is very similar to the 600 series Touch and Sew models >> sewing-machines.blogspot.com/2014/09/singer-615u.html If that looks like your machine then there are many sellers of Touch & Sew parts. Here is an example of a parts seller who has model 625 parts. www.sewingpartsonline.com/singer-625-sewing-machine-parts.aspx?sort.ss_cat_sort=desc&index=1 The problem is we don't know if parts for these T & S machine will fit your machine. We do not have the part numbers of your machine to compare to the parts of these type T & S Machines. Here is a customer service number in the USA for The Singer Company >> 1-800-474-6437 and here is a list of authorized Singer Sales & Service place in or near Edmonton >> www.google.com/search?ei=MDHFXMXNJ8Sc-gTRtKeADA&q=singer+sewing+company+in+edmonton&oq=singer+sewing+company+in+edmonton&gs_l=psy-ab.3...12219.15594..15962...0.0..0.93.1292.15......0....1..gws-wiz.......0i71j0i7i30j0i8i13i30j33i10.v48kwey1TE8 I live in Arizona, USA. You asking me about where to buy parts in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada would be like me asking someone in Manila where to buy stuff in Zamboanga. IMO, if parts for the 615u are so hard to find, I would buy a Singer 403A or similar vintage metal machine and ship it home to replace the 615u. Just saying.
@@andytubesewing1953 i really appreciate your response sir andy,thanks.i forgot to tell you that the machine 615u was given to me by a dear friend whose husband worked in saudi many years back and it was send to her,i guess that could be the reason,anyway i'll just ask my daughter to contact the links you send.you are right my machine is similar to the models you said...wish i could send you the pictures don't know how......your filipino gestures amazed me...mabuhay din po kayo!!!ý
I've been thinking about that 615u number. I only found one picture of a supposed 615u and it looked like a Touch & Sew Model. Is that number on the machine, or the foot pedal? Here are Singers suggestions of where to look for model numbers >> www.singer.com/find-your-model Places I've been in the Phils ** Subic Bay, Manila, Quezon City, Cagayan De Oro, Cebu, Ozamiz, Oroquieta, Dipolog. I have many viewers and subs in the Phils who have watched my videos for thousands of minutes. Salamat sa panonood ng aking channel and God Bless.
Hi Andy. I have the same midel sewing machine that i fixed after watching your videos. Have some isdues with the thread tensioner unit. Cant find the video where you disassemble the unit. Could you please let me know the title of the video that you disassembled the tensioner? Thanks
I did that on the Sister Model 337K, REMOVE: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-F_yoEPte09I.html REPLACE: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JqauIOWs9CI.html
@@andytubesewing1953 Hello again Andy, Need your help again Wiseman. I know you have done a series of work on sister model of 338 which I have. Seems like I have to do the timing process again, as some stitches missing. Could you let me know the clip where to you did the trimming on yours? You are the best. 🙏🙏
@@mehrzadrashidkhani3250 it's an 8-year-old video. Don't know how much help it will be ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XGXidwPdiUA.html
@@andytubesewing1953 Great help my Wiseman. Based on that video , timed my machine 5 years ago and worked perfectly. The same again. You are the best by far Andy. 🌹🌹
Dave, the length is just right. 👀 haha... I honestly don't know. The machine was shipped over 4 years ago. The tension pins are not shown on the Parts Diagram. I've measured some in the past and they ranged between 1 1/8th to 1 1/4 inches. I've made new ones from nails with great success. Start at 1 1/4 and then reduce if it's too long. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-M1kXDd5GLEE.html
Hi Andy, I have threaded my machine exactly how you have. When I sew for some reason the thread keeps coming out of the needle. Any suggestions? Thank you
That's very odd. 👀As the needle goes down, the take-up lever follows it down and lets the thread get slack so the hook can catch it and wrap it around the bobbin thread, then the take-up lever pulls the thread up to remove the slack. It sounds like your take up lever is pulling on the thread at the wrong time and before the hook catches it the take-up pulls the thread back out of the needle. Honestly, it sounds like the needle thread is ran from the spool to the needle incorrectly. The thread does not break, right, but just pulls back out of the needle? If the thread is run Ok then the timing of the take-up lever to the needle is off and that is very, very rare. An assembly mistake concerning the parts. If you ever make a video of threading and sewing let me know and I'll take a look at it. This is a video about the stroke & tension of the take-up spring (not lever)or check spring, but it shows some of the theory I explained above. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lOLKpvonnPE.html My Grandma would tell you to pull all the thread out and redo it, but what did she know after sewing for 60 years? Good Luck Danielle.
i just bought one of these for $8 at a goodwill! the only bad part is that it’s missing the arm cover thread guide and i can’t find anything online. do you have any advice? thank you!!
Congrats on your "new" machine! What a bargain. No one makes parts like this any longer, so we have to find someone selling parts off of a machine. This thread guide is on SInger models 327K, 337, 338, 347, & 348. I look for the parts on eBay by searching for the model numbers. It's really hit or miss, on the thread guide you may have to buy the whole arm cover. FYI, the thread guide is two parts, the top piece you see is 179644 and the underpart is 179645. There are some great part sellers I have worked with and if I see them selling other parts from the model I will contact them to ask if they have the arm cover or thread guide. If they do they will list it as they know there is a buyer. Say the arm cover plastic was cracked and broken, but the thread guide is OK. They may not list it as who will buy that? If they know you will and they have the part they will list it and notify you. Here I a trusted (by me) seller I have done this with and also bought parts from and they have other parts of the 338 arm cover listed. You may ask if they have the thread guide and maybe you'll get lucky! 🙏 www.ebay.com/str/remliquidators1?_bkw=singer+338 BTW, if you need the Instruction Manual for your 338 you can download free from Singer at this link: www.singer.com/search/support?title=338 Thanks for watching my channel, and good luck.
@@andytubesewing1953 thank you so much for your response! that’s a ton of great information, and i’ll be sure to keep my eye out for those parts. it means a lot, thank you!!
Hi Andy, thanks for your video. Because of it I identified an incorrect step in my threading on this machine. I have a question though, do you know of any places (internet forums etc) where I could talk to people about setting up this machine? I have a problem where threads keep breaking or getting pulled out of the fabric and I'm almost sure there is a tension issue. If I run the thread through the tension wheels and drop the foot it feels difficult to pull through even on the lowest setting (0). I'm not shy about adjusting things I just need to know how to approach it without making a big mess of it as I've never worked on a sewing machine before.
I don't do internet forums but know they have vintage sewing groups on Facebook, Yahoo, etc. I do have 50+ videos about working on models337/338. Model 337 is the standard Zigzag version and 338 has the insertable pattern disc capability. Here is my playlist for working on the 337: ru-vid.com/group/PLsCOZgzzaiKJxbOOMKQPvmeTRqi0dhGa5 Within that playlist are two videos about the tension unit. Removing it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-F_yoEPte09I.html and replacing and adjusting it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JqauIOWs9CI.html The videos are tutorials about the tension. You may have a broken crossbar on the indicator or it may just be very dirty inside. The 337 playlist is a tutorial for a complete restoration on the machine. I later did a shorter playlist about model 338 which has a couple items the 337 does not. That playlist is here: ru-vid.com/group/PLsCOZgzzaiKK4y8dsq3oMKJFTGsoNJWmi I think within these 50 videos you will find some answers. Thanks for watching my channel and good luck.
@@andytubesewing1953 Thanks Andy, I got onto a group on facebook and it turns out the issue was I just had the needle in backwards! Thanks for your help!
Just bought a 338 today from a lady on FB and I had power and had to take it apart bc I messed up the bobbin thread. After repairing it and putting it all back together now I don't have power... and advice ?
When I worked on this model theplug for the cord on the side of the machine kept slipping partially out. I'd move the machine on the bench and then the light would go out. Tapping the plug with the heel of my hand was all it took. I checked the prongs and wiring inside and all was well. I think the hole in the plug, which have brass tubes inside, were jsut stretch out a little. If you want to get into the machine I have 32 videos for the sister model 337 which has the same parts and the playlist is about taking the machine apart and cleaning adjusting etc. It will show you the plug, wiwirning and motoer, etc. ru-vid.com/group/PLsCOZgzzaiKJxbOOMKQPvmeTRqi0dhGa5
@@andytubesewing1953 thank u for responding. I will try that. I am also having a rough time getting bobbin thread up. I've watched ur video over and over and tried same on my machine but I'm so frustrated now bc it's not working like yours is.
@@BeachLover-kn5ov Be sure you installed the bobbin correctly and threaded the bobbin case properly. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kntZvwxt8SI.html Check for a bent needle. The tolerance from thread to hook point is small and a bent needle can put the thread out of reach when the hook goes by. Check the needle point to hook point timing to see if it is off and needs resetting. Here is a video on the sister machine to your 338 that has the same hook system: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XGXidwPdiUA.html
@@andytubesewing1953 I've watched ur video several times on installing the bobbin and it seems to me that my bobbin sits up just a tad high. I ca close the metal door but I have to push the bobbin down to get the door to close and the top thread is not picking up the bobbin thread still
@BeachLover-kn5ov you should never have to push a bobbin down like that. Singer would not have designed the machine that way. It sounds to me like you have a class 15 bobbin a class 15 bobbin has flat sides and is taller. What you want is a class 66 bobbin. It has curved sides like a teacup saucer and it's not as tall. It's made that way, so the thread can slide over the top of the bobbin case and bobbin. If you're using a class 15, it's probably catching the thread when it tries to slide over. This is a common thing when people pick up a used machine. You can Google class 66 bobbins your machine came from the factory with plastic class 66 bobbins. Many prefer the older metal class 66 bobbins which are okay to use also.
I think it does not like you, Mary. OK, enough with the jokes! It may be something as simple as the needle is in the holder facing the wrong way, the needle is not inserted all the way up in the holder, the needle is threaded in the wrong direction or the needle is bent. That's just the needle possibilities. Another reason is that the timing of the needlepoint to the hook point is off. That does not happen too often with this model b/c it does not use a timing belt, but it can happen. Maybe the needle bar got pushed up a tiny bit from a jam or needle strike on the case and that makes the thread loop too high for the hook to grab on the way by. Maybe you inserted the bobbin into the bobbin case backward and the hook grabs it for a second but can't pull it off the bobbin. It is really the hook that grabs the needle thread and wraps it around the bobbin thread and makes a lock-stitch. You can try to pull up the bobbin thread by holding the needle thread and have the slide plate open and watch what happens. Is the machine new to you? I have 19 more videos of this model: ru-vid.com/group/PLsCOZgzzaiKK4y8dsq3oMKJFTGsoNJWmi You can download a free manual from Singer at this link: www.singer.com/search/support?title=338
@@andytubesewing1953 No, I've bought it in the mid 70s, but it's been in storage a couple of decades. Brought it out to sew some face masks. My husband cleaned & oiled it. I did remove the needle; however, I thought it could only go back in one way. I'll check that first. I know the bobbin is threaded correctly. Thanks for your response.
@@maryjanenewton4845 Since you are familiar with the machine it is less likely and operator error. Here is a video showing how to check the timing and reset if needed. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XGXidwPdiUA.html There is also a slideshow of the directions in the service manual. You can pause and read. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lxwCAfMtIj8.html If it was working 20 years ago when you stored it then it should not be anything serious. Good Luck.
Here is a link to the tension rebuild for a model 337, the little sister of the 338. They have the same tension unit. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JqauIOWs9CI.html Welcome to Andy Tube.
Andy Tube thanks for having a look at my arts,I appreciate it,I am really interested in fashion too and want to sew my own clothes and hopefully make my own clothing line,yesterday was my first time to use a sewing machine,the singer 338,and ur video surely helped me a lot,keep it up🙏🏾
A la mía le falta la parte de arriba donde pones el hilo cuando lo pasas del carrete, también de la tapa que se levanta le falta las piezas que sacaste en el otro vídeo...
Oh, lamento oír eso. No creo que nadie haga piezas nuevas como esa. Tengo que comprar piezas usadas en eBay cuando las necesito. Las mismas partes están en el modelo 337 también. puede ir y ver las imágenes de las piezas en este enlace y observar el número de piezas. www.manualslib.com/manual/154048/Singer-338.html?page=2#manual A veces eso puede ayudar cuando lo estás buscando en eBay.
@@andytubesewing1953 muchas gracias te lo agradezco mucho yo la acabo de adquirir de segunda mano pero si le faltan muchas piezas... Cuando ví que abriste arriba y vi está vacia no trae ninguna de las piezas que sacaste...
@@MariaSorianopch Lamento escuchar eso. Por lo general, es más barato comprar una máquina diferente que comenzar a comprar tantas piezas. Buena suerte.
@@andytubesewing1953 la compré por que estoy aprendiendo, estaba estudiando en un taller de costura y x la pandemia la cerraron, lomque quiero es comprarme una máquina insdustrial... Pero tienes razón no le voy a meter nada a la maquinita mientras con ella hago cubrebocas para mi familia así que no está tan desperdiciada. Muchas gracias por leerme.
i don’t know if anyone can help me but i’m having a lot of trouble getting my 337 to sew consistently. if anyone wants to help that’d be greatly appreciated
I don't know if anyone can either, but they would need more specific information than "a lot of trouble". Here is a playlist of 30 videos for model 337 all about the parts and workings of the model 337: ru-vid.com/group/PLsCOZgzzaiKJxbOOMKQPvmeTRqi0dhGa5 If you need an Instruction Manual here is a link to a free PDF download: dn790008.ca.archive.org/0/items/manualsbase-id-578509/578509.pdf
Here is a similar video for model 347: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pi5fkRu5FmA.html I also have a couple of short playlists of my 347 videos: ru-vid.com/group/PLsCOZgzzaiKJS_4FKPb4bgAbHtYWnexvy ru-vid.com/group/PLsCOZgzzaiKIv5oChf24tvhU_bc45eVYK I enjoy restoring the 347 model. You have yourself a very nice Singer machine. Thank you for watching my channel, Tekoya.
Aprenda a usar la función de subtítulos ocultos de los videos. Puedes abrir el CC y luego cambiar el idioma a español muy fácilmente. Los siguientes videos muestran cómo hacerlo. Cómo cambiar el idioma de los subtítulos en RU-vid usando la computadora ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Q-6_7_dbhRo.html Cómo cambiar el idioma de los subtítulos en RU-vid usando un teléfono celular Android ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KPSgueF_Cpg.html
