Ep 241 | Sailrite LSZ-1 Ultrafeed Walking Foot Sewing Machine, Setup and Review, Sailing Nutshell
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Almost three years ago we bought a Sailrite LSZ-1 Ultrafeed Walking Foot sewing machine. We felt that we needed a machine for safety in case we had to sew sails in remote locations and especially as we were planning a Pacific Ocean crossing.
We did research to find a portable sewing machine that could run without power and came across this machine and bought the blue straight stitch and zig-zag version.
We have made many things with our Sailrite machine including saloon cushions, cockpit cushions, a wind hatch scoop, curtains, cushion covers, various covers for the boat shiny bits and much more.
In this video we have a flashback to when we bought the machine in 2018 and set it up and did a few projects. Then we talk about our first thoughts. Following are Wendy’s and Magnus’ views on the machine after using it for almost three years.
We also offer a few suggestions which we believe will improve the Sailrite LSZ-1 Ultrafeed Walking Foot Sewing Machine.
We hope that this review will help others when considering a sailing sewing machine.
Thanks for watching.
See you all next time.
Wendy and Magnus
Music Credits:
00:01 Jenny By the Water, Clarke Russo, Epidemic Sound
39:13 As We Saw the Ocean, Epidemic Sound
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00:00 Setting up the Sailrite Walking Foot Sewing Machine
11:46 First Impressions October 2018
14:34 Sailrite LSZ-1 Ultrafeed Sewing Machine Inclusions
16:36 Wendy’s 2021 Review
23:17 Magnus’ 2021 Review
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