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  1. petercoulson
    We do
  2.    kobblers reacted to a post in a topic: Singer help needed.
  3. petercoulson
    Quite possibly looking at the width yes but hard to see where the angles could be changed I think you are correct
  4. petercoulson
    Yes
  5.    Auto Key Wizard reacted to a post in a topic: ranger
  6.    kobblers reacted to a post in a topic: Singer help needed.
  7. petercoulson
    Yes blades are available and easy enough to remove without the tool. First you have to unscrew the bottom roller then get a screwdriver in one of the holes and a sharp tap with hammer loosens it enough to unscrew by hand (Note the blade is a left hand thread)
  8. petercoulson
    Not quite - that is a splitter not a ranger or welt roller
  9. petercoulson started following glass stencils, ranger, Singer help needed. and 5 others
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    Yes they still make the Ranger/welt roller and the blades.
  11. petercoulson
    Good answers and first things to check, take the screw out and spring off clean it and try again, whilst it is off look at the shuttle and see if the thread has worn a groove into it if so a little filing or dremmeling will help
  12.    kobblers reacted to a post in a topic: Gluing Vibram soles On Doc Martens
  13.    cowers lane 583 reacted to a post in a topic: Gluing Vibram soles On Doc Martens
  14. petercoulson
    Didn't you hear? There's a restraining order between them
  15. petercoulson
    Assuming you are asking a question and not stating a fact then as Keith says but it could be so much more, it's not a new machine to you is it? Assume it was working ok and has stopped working ok? You should have a manual for it with some limited help inside it
  16. petercoulson
    Hi there, this is about the best one I know of, you buy the machine then the dies to go with whatever eyelets you get (they are matched usually)
  17. petercoulson
    So is the Chinese one 80 frame otherwise it will be bastard to fit one and the wheels must have 19mm holes, we sell double shafted motors. There will be another problem I can see doing this with a Chinese machine and that will be it will make the (very poor anyway) dust extraction redundant because it won't cope with the extra speed. 1ph double shafted motors are about £500 btw.
  18. petercoulson
    Except Auto Key Wizard of course, no specsavers for him
  19.    Dominique reacted to a post in a topic: Wedding band engraving
  20. petercoulson
    Hi Dominique Like Michael says Cobalt is scratch resistant so normal engraving won't work or be permanent possibly only laser but that would be a specialist laser machine and for the inside of a ring is very doubtful you will find anywhere at all.
  21.    Fast Fix Elgin reacted to a post in a topic: There's price increases then there's price increases
  22. petercoulson
    If it's any help you should be able to import ai files into corel draw (as with many file types) probably worth sending one to try
  23.    da miller reacted to a post in a topic: There's price increases then there's price increases
  24.    Mike Reed reacted to a post in a topic: Machine values.
  25. petercoulson
    They're (rare) machines from Greece, at the moment it's very difficult to sell machinery people know never mind ones they don't and parts will be hard to come by. I can't think of any realistic price other than listing on somewhere like Ebay for a minimum amount you would consider and see if they sell.
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