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The Chinese cobbler sewing machine can be used to repair the material which is made of nylon and cotton.
Suitable for most shoes, bags, clothes, pants, etc.
Assembly instructions
1. Open the tripod and place the fuselage on top and secure the bolts
2. Check if the fixing screws of each department are tight.
3. Add some lubricant at the machine connection
Sewing Various Daily Necessities
Leather Belt
Canvas Bag
Leather Purse
Leather Shoes
Packing list
• Shoe repair machine X 1
• Shuttle X 1 set
• Tripod bracket x 1
• Needle x 1
• Nylon coil X 1
- NOTE:
- The material of this product is iron which is easy to rust, so the surface of the machine is coated with anti-rust oil.
- One side of the shoe-fixing machine bracket is stable. If the machine is unstable, please install it on one side.
ColouredPeas Shoe Repair Hand Sewing Machine Chinese Leather Patcher Shoe Cobbler Machine with Nylon Line Manual Mending
for Shoes/Bags/Clothes/Quilts/Coats/Trousers
How to use the sophisticated shoe repair machine？
- Assemble the tripod at first. Put the main body on the tripod. Make sure it is the same angle as the two corners.
- Swing the nylon thread in the studs.
- These card slots fit with the locks. Assemble the crank. Rotate the handle at ease to start the machine.
- Thread through the route step by step.Easy to pull the string when it is finished.
- Use the screwdriver to pry open the base. Take out the small coil and thread it.
- Observe whether the needle has touched the operating pieces. Use the wrench to twist the needle when it does touch.
- Alter the sewing space by controlling the spin button. Choose your desired space clockwise or counterclockwise.
Matthew Marcarian
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2024
It's rough. VERY rough.It arrives dirty. VERY dirty.It's finicky. VERY finicky.BUT BUT BUT... with a little patience... it works.I will echo other reviewer's sentiments that, if you want a plug-and-play machine, this one is not for you.If however, you are mechanically inclined and don't mind the task of cleaning, filing and polishing it up, learning the ins and outs of how it works, and doing some regular tweaking, then I can confidently say it is worth the time and effort.In order to reach it's potential value to you, half your fun must be in the pursuit, and not the goal. I personally enjoyed the shining up process, learning how it works, and learning how to make it work properly. I watched at least a dozen youtube videos (highly recommend Harrison Hightower's Manly Acres youtube series before purchasing). There is a Facebook page dedicated to this machine, also recommended. This machine has forced me to learn a lot about how a sewing machine works, basics of thread sizes and tensioning, and trouble shooting, kind of like boot camp for sewing machine operators. Having passed this test I fear no machine should I ever decide to upgrade.Through the process I have bonded with this little hunk of junk, that has been part of the joy of the experience, and for the moment it is running smoothly and reliably. So what do you have to lose? Well, besides $120, there's several hours of your time, frustration, part of your sanity, and deep seated feelings of failure and shame if you give up and toss it in the trash.Why are you still here? Stop reading and go get one already. Don't say you weren't told.
sarbu
Reviewed in Australia on December 10, 2024
the main bolt for pressure foot was stripped "rendered it useless"
D Krnosky
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2022
I ordered the 10 bearing machine. I believe the extra 2 bearings are added to ride in the cam wheel handle and widen the bearing contact surface. That would really make a difference if you intend to add an electric motor. The flywheel is grooved for a v-belt. That groove makes the bobbin winder pretty useless as the rubber wheel can't decide if it rides in the groove or on the outside rim.The package arrived intact, but a few pieces were loose inside the packing. The machine was covered in rust preventative and Styrofoam pieces just like everyone else stated. The machine had no rust on it. The included stand is not usable, so plan on mounting it to a base. You can see lots of ideas on YouTube. I mounted it to a base, oiled it, and turned the crank to use up some of the sample thread left over on the test piece supplied. It sewed.After cleaning it all up, I wound a bobbin by hand and set the machine up with the included nylon line. The machine sewed with no issues. Yes, the thread broke a couple times until the tension was right and there was a learning curve. There are lots of good videos to show how to get it working well.I'm not sure if the 10 bearing is worth the cost over the 8 bearing, but it does work. I would definitely buy the 8 bearing as a minimum. The standard machine is only 4 bearing and there is metal to metal contact that has to be lubricated often.So far, I really am happy with my purchase. I dropped it by one star for 2 reasons. 1) The poor bobbin winder function. 2) The second bobbin carrier supplied does not have a tension spring and is not useable.Other than that, it is a good value on a machine that works and will likely last a very long time.
Genaro
Reviewed in Mexico on March 1, 2022
Llegó muy rápido y en mi caso funcionó sin problemas y al primer intento. Es la de 8 baleros, la recomiendo.
Manuel A.
Reviewed in Mexico on February 28, 2022
No puedes esperar pagar 150 dólares por una máquina que pueda coser cuero y este lista para usarse al abrir la caja, es una máquina que brilla por ser barata pero requiere unas cuantas horas de modificaciones para que de lo mejor de sí, viene probada antes de empacarse lo que es fantástico, el acabado no es lo mejor claramente, pero es una máquina muy sencilla en su funcionamiento y fácil de reparar y modificar, tarde unas 6 horas desarmando, lijando y puliendo las partes móviles, aplicando grasa en las partes internas, y al final obtuve una máquina que funciona muy bien, realmente vale más de lo que pagué por ellasi eres alguien que quiere pagar para recibir una máquina y comenzar a costurar al instante, está máquina no es para ti, pero si eres alguien que puede ver esta máquina como un proyecto de restauración y no teme tomarse unas horas para lijar, aprender como funciona cada parte y ajustar la máquina, entonces valdrá totalmente la pena lo que pagas por ella
José Javier manzo Miramontes
Reviewed in Mexico on November 4, 2022
Excelente
Ramon Jauregui
Reviewed in Mexico on November 3, 2022
Hola disculpa yo la máquina está la encargué para un sobrino
K. Skelton
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2021
I got my machine this week and waited until today (Saturday) to unbox it. Inside the box the machine was wrapped in plastic and coated in a light, though dark, oil which is what I expected, and everything that should have been in the box was there. So far so good.I've watched hours of YouTube videos, read dozens of posts in the Facebook group for these machines, I'm a blacksmith, shade-tree auto mechanic AND I have refurbished a couple sewing machines ... so I thought I was ready to set it up. The short version of my problems:- The pitman arm (which drives the bobbin housing) was practically seized in the raceway. It was bent AND had a bulge in it from where it was hit while it was hot. I had to grind out the bulge and all of the burrs along the gear teeth.- The shuttle bearer (hold the bobbin and the shuttle hook) was not square. That is, the side was not 90 degrees to the surface that the gear was welded to. When I moved the pitman arm the bearer would bind against the inside of the bobbin casement. Fortunately a little sanding was all that was needed.- The needle control arm was 5mm too long and it could not move past the bearing housing at the crank. I had to grind off the material to get clearance. FIVE millimeters!!- The needle control arm was twisted. When I finally got the crank to turn but the needle arm also scraped against the main body. I was able to fix that with a little filing along the area where it was rubbing.So why 1 star for a machine that I knew was going to need assembly/setup? This amount of setup and adjustment is beyond anything I've heard anyone else report (most folks would have stopped at the stuck pitman arm and sent it back). I shouldn't have to spend 4 hours fixing errors that should have been obvious of anyone had tried the machine at the factory - even giving the crank a single turn before removing the crank wheel for packing would have told them this machine was bad.I still don't have it sewing. I'm onto the usual adjustments and settings for thread tension and timing that most people have to do, but I ran out time for now. I'm really hoping I don't find any other problems.
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