The Singer base turn button was usually screwed into the wooden base of older models of Singer sewing machines such as the 201k etc. The job of the base turn button was to keep the machine in place when you lift the head and when you are sewing. It can be ‘turned’ to allow you to tip the head back on its hinges so you can gain access to the underside of your machine to clean, oil and adjust etc.
We have a limited supply of these old Singer Base Turn Buttons – some are complete and some are part components.
If you’re in need of one it’s probably a good idea to get in touch first to make sure we have exactly what you’re looking for.
Bamber Sewing Machines
445 – 449 Liverpool Road
Eccles, Manchester
M30 7HY
Tel. 0161 707 7786
How to Find Bambers – please click here
Web. www.bambersew.com
Email. info@bambersew.com
