Singer 111w151 on Derek Does. 

1968 at USN Parachute Riggers School in Lakehurst NJ as an 18 year old recruit part of our schooling which included jumping from an airplane also had this machine for each student. You not only learned to sew, but the graduation test was you'd sew a perfect straight stitch, then entirely disassemble the machine, the reassemble and sew a perfect straight stitch

We need a video on how to create a bobbin and insert the bobbin into this machine 🙏

I just noticed that you are also in Denver too. I discovered Ralphs while trying to get my 111w151 up and running. Thanks for the great video!

Hi, I just got the same machine yesterday. I was wondering if you can explain how to oil this particular machine and the process from beginning to end. How much oil do you actually need? What type can I use? All the best, Keith

Hey Derek. I have the 111w151 and am having trouble getting it set up. As far as I know the thread is routed correctly, but I’m not sure. I’ve done my best to follow to use video and the manual however after I have thread the first stitch the thread ends up getting cut somewhere under where the bobbin is perhaps? Any help from anyone is appreciated

Buenas noche Como consigo esa maguina de jeme saber gracias

I have a 153 that I absolutely always have to hold the thread for the first 2 stitches or it will bunch up the thread and make a mess.

Una maguina como esa la puedo con se guir

I'm getting a 151k1 (like a baby 111w), and I reckon I probably will go crazy with the paint at some point, honestly... Great video!

I have a 155 And still trying to time it Cause the bottom bar slides left to right about .105 and throws off the gears attached to it 🤦 Need help by FaceTime from someone as I’ve had it 20 years and recently trying to use it.

Oh I use almost exactly the same guide foot at work. Neat

Hello, Do you have a Bonis machine for sale? How can I contact you? Thanks Randy

do you use only industrial machines? and all Singer?