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Oiling and maintaining your Singer 66 - Simple how-to

Recently I made a video on this Singer 66k, with a lot of side info. Link:    • Introduction to and threading a Singer 66k...   Important note: The Singer 66 is a full sized machine. The 99 is the same as the 66, but smaller (3/4 sized). Later the Singer 99 was replaced by the 185, which was the same as the 99 only in a different shell. So they are all three related. The letter indicates the factory the machine was built in. In 66k the letter K stands for Kilbowie (Scotland). More on the topic there your Singer was built in this video:    • Where was my Singer sewing machine made?   I try to make multiple videos on every sewing machine I own. Including a long video with practical tips & tricks AND general info on that specific Singer. But also a video on the threading path, how to wind a bobbin, and this video on oiling an maintaining your vintage Singer sewing machine. It is vital to oil your Singer. Yes, they are almost unbreakable. But you want a smooth running machine. Apply sewing machine oil to everything metal on metal that hinges or moves. DO NOT USE WD40! If you have any questions: Drop me a line. Take care, Erik Music: Ego Push - Birocratic #Youtube royalty free library Gear: Camera: Sony PDW680 broadcast camcorder or Canon 5D mark II Voice-over: Tascam DR60D-MII Software: Final Cut Pro x