A simple, inexpensive machine I can get in Sweden...

ichigo · 2013-03-03, 16:23

You could buy an adapter so you can run the machine anyway. Something like these on this page:
http://www.legoelektronik.se/ac-ac-230-110v.html
Just be careful with buying much enough watt to cover the machine's power usage.

It might be safer to use it with machine that is mechanical, and not electronic. (less risk of frying something)

But considering the cost of the adapter I think you would be better off buying a refurbished sewing machine in Sweden. You can get real workhorse from back in time for almost nothing. I paid 1000 SEK for my Top of Line machine from 50's. It is the best machine I have ever used (out of domestic sewing machines). (pfaff 332)

Magica: du kan mycket väl köpa därifrån om du kör med adapter.

Det som hindrar är normalt tullen. usch.

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2013-03-03, 16:23	#7
ichigo Medlem sedan: feb 2005 Inlägg: 3 988	You could buy an adapter so you can run the machine anyway. Something like these on this page: http://www.legoelektronik.se/ac-ac-230-110v.html Just be careful with buying much enough watt to cover the machine's power usage. It might be safer to use it with machine that is mechanical, and not electronic. (less risk of frying something) But considering the cost of the adapter I think you would be better off buying a refurbished sewing machine in Sweden. You can get real workhorse from back in time for almost nothing. I paid 1000 SEK for my Top of Line machine from 50's. It is the best machine I have ever used (out of domestic sewing machines). (pfaff 332) Magica: du kan mycket väl köpa därifrån om du kör med adapter. Det som hindrar är normalt tullen. usch.