Say hello to our new industrial straight and zig zag machine!
It’s good to use right now, should only require sewing 101 for operation. I’ll post a video with the help of others on how to make it zig zag
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Nice donation! Consew has a pretty good reputation although I doubt it’s makerproof.
Better start sourcing parts now. 
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Adjective: Mythical devices that cannot be broken by a maker despite best efforts to train, warn, threaten. See Unicorn.
Synonym: Lie, Falsehood, Misleading, Delusional.
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If you can provide me with a model number, I’ll add it to the tools list on the wiki.
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Its beautiful!
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Will sew about 16-20 layers of denim or so.
Zig zag and straight stitch.
Knee lifter.
Very similar in operation to the current machines and meant for clothing/other lightweight stuff. We’ll be posting a video shortly with how to use it.
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Done. I also downloaded / uploaded / linked to the manual & parts list, and I added it to the list of tools on the CA committee page.
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Let me know where it is and I’ll link to it from the wiki.
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So if we have taken the class for Thor and the other class for the Pfaff&other butch machine, are we good for this machine, too?
I’m thinking so. Matt says it’s not substantially different from a regular machine, although zigzag is apparently special.
If you’ve taken sewing 101 and watched the video (@Kriskat30 was kind enough to record it and will be posting it) then you’re good to go.
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Video will be up no later than Wednesday. I’ll post a link
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Thanks for doing this!
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She needs a name and decoration. 
Priscilla?
Janine? (For the jeans I will sew)
Durga? (The multi-tasking Hindu goddess)