🧵 ECO-WORTHY Leather Hand Stitching Machine for Cobbler, Shoes, Upholstery, Zippers, Coats, Bags, Cloth, Belt, DIY Items Review

This is a crude version of the 1870's Bradbury A1 Repairer. Many parts look hand made, poorly fitted and poorly finished, many metal parts rubbing against each other. The machine really works and for the price you can't beat it. I completely disassembled mine, cleaned it of transport dirt and oil and lubricated it properly (I recommend it). Some familiarity with sewing machines as well as some mechanical skills are best for those considering this machine. I wasn't expecting it to be an…

As mentioned the packaging of this machine is terrible. I thought I broke my toe when I lifted the sew on piece and the flywheel fell out. Although everything is fine. I can tell from the start, just planning on taking the bare car outside and spraying it to get rid of any oil residue coating everything. I also took the opportunity to use the paddlewheel on my grinder to get rid of some nasty casting flashes, smooth out the sharp machined edges on the flywheel, and round off some of the cam…

First of all, yes, it will be a mess when you receive it, so expect it. Not sure where they are stored once they get here from China but yes they are greasy and oily, broken styrofoam gets dirty so have a rag and vacuum handy. With this, however, the child copes with its task. It's simple in design and rough around the edges, but performs like a champ. This simple mechanical action makes it easy to fix if something goes wrong, but let me tell you, this suction cup is made for tough use. With a…