Machining Information

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I own a vintage Morse 300 B-L Deluxe machine (blue in color). I’ve been looking all over the internet and have found little to no information about Morse machines.
Wanted to say thanks to Cindy and Pattiann. What you both shared is the little information that I was refering to. Thanks for your time though.

It is an antique turqoise color that has “American Home” on the front of it. Deluxe precision built. I don’t know the year. Are they very common? I find Free Westinghouses but no Precision sewing machines. It has the # 32 on the bottom of the machine and is in it’s case. I don’t know if it works, I think it needs to be serviced before I try to turn it on. If anyone knows about this machine, I’d appreciate any help. Thank you!

i need the name of the site where i can get info on these machines and remember hydraulic press for extracting oil from sesame seeds and groudnuts.

My question basically explains it all, but does anyone know any info about Rube Goldbergs music machine? If you do, can you please give me the link and picture?

I need to get one but I don’t want a run of the mill one from the local pay & save. I’m thinking stainless steel with flames or something like that. I don’t know if they make them but If they do, I’m sure you guys know were I can get it. Any cool dish drying rack will do, I’ll take all suggestions.

I’m currently using a Juki DL5550 in sewing class and I’m really impressed. Now I want to get my own Juki and I’m looking into buying the DL8700, since it’s the only industrial machine I could afford. Any feedback about the machine would be appreciated.

Oh, and does anyone know if this particular model is made in Japan? I’ve seen other Jukis that are Made in China.

Most mills with with R8 spindles have no more than 3-4HP. I would like to know how much HP can be used on a machine with an R8 spindle instead of going into an NST#40 spindle.

I actually picked a working model up from the roadside while delivering mail today. It is working, in great condition and has all the parts, including needles and bobbins. I need to get an instruction manual or some information and thought maybe someone here has one that may have been handed down or something. Any help greatly appreciated.

I would hazard a guess it was during the sixties, but can anyone else confirm or prove otherwise?