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Singer 328k sewing machine ?80.00


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Great for leather, awning material, tarps, boat cover and sails, canvas, sacking, umbrellas, auto upholstery, camping equipment & much, much, more


Lever stitch-length control

Stitch width control lever

Stitch-length control


Features:

Built-in motor

Double or Single Needle Stitching

One-way needle insertion

Front Drop-In Bobbin System

lever stitch-length control

Stitch width control

stitch functions ranging from the basic blind

hem and multi-zigzag to the more with Embroidery cams

Three needle positions (Left, Center, Right)

Has a lever for the reverse stitch and stitch-length control

stitch length : 6 stitch per inch max

Easy threading and tension system

Built-in sewing light

Foot control variable speed original Singer

Automatic bobbin winder

Model: Singer

Model NO : 328k


Collection from south west London Brixton

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