The featured Singer 328K is the European version of the Singer 328. There is also a Canadian version (328J) and an Australian version (328P). To my knowledge they are all the same, except the color and obviously the location they were build.
The 328 is a late 1950’s/ early to mid 1960’s sewing machine. This one is dated 1963, without the light switch.
It is an entry-level machine, 40% cheaper than the amazing 401 (according to an article I read).
The 328k has an oscillating hook like the 15 and 66 – models.
Talking about the 666 (and 99): The bobbin the 328 uses is the type 66-bobbin. Needles are the same as the 66 and 15: class 15×1.
It’s all in this video!
I have multiple vids online on Singer sewing machines. Feel free to watch more…
Featured machine:
A 1963 Singer 328k on its last legs…
Timestamps:
0:00 General info on the 328k
1:17 Placing the needles
1:28 Bobbins
2:17 Threading
3:10 Changing zigzag/ zickzack cams
3:57 Function of the three levers
4:33 How to oil your Singer 328k
Used royalty free soundtrack/music:
Feels – Patrick Patrikios
Early Avril – Unicorn Heads
https://www.youtube.com/audiolibrary/music
Gear:
Sony PDW680 broadcast camcorder
Edited with Final Cut Pro x (first time with FCPx – Ouch!)
Note: English is not my native language. My sincere apologies for any mispronunciations!
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