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- Condition
- New
- Model
- CP206RL
- Dimensions
- 20.75"D x 13.5"W x 10"H
- Weight
- 42 lb
- Color
- grey, white
- Material
- Metal
- Power Source
- Corded Electric
Features 4
- Longer Arm
- Single Needle | Horizontal Oscillating Hook | Reverse Stitching
- Built-in 110vac Motor | Link type thread take-up lever | Portable sewing power that you can bring wherever you need
- Foot Pedal included
Description
Consew CP206RL Portable Walking Foot Machine- (Long Arm Verison). For sewing light to heavy-weight materials such as leather, vinyl, upholstery, synthetics, canvas and various coated and laminated products. Designed for stitching such products as auto, boat and furniture upholstery, tarpaulins, covers, sails, tents, camping trailer covers, awnings, umbrellas, tops, bags, luggage, handbags, travelware accessories, sports and camping equipment, wearing apparel, outdoor clothing, canvas shoes, slippers, orthopedic appliances etc.
Specs 14
| Brand | CONSEW |
|---|---|
| Color | grey, white |
| Material | Metal |
| Product Dimensions | 20.75"D x 13.5"W x 10"H |
| Item Weight | 42 pounds |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Input Voltage | 110 V AC |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Brand Name | CONSEW |
| Model Number | ABCD |
| UPC | 747465200070 |
| Manufacturer | Consew |
| Part Number | CP206RL |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 20.75"D x 13.5"W x 10"H |
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Top Amazon Reviews
It's an animal!
This machine is a beast. Out of the box, it was very tight. Had to take off the covers, oil it, run for 8 minutes (with varying speed), let it sit for an hour, repeat (oil each time) apx 8 times before it started to loosen up. I was able to put an 8 tooth gear on the motor (stock is 11) and that allows it to move nice and slow. After one rather complicated auto seat (bench, buckets, center console) it is thoroughly broken in and runs very well. Be aware that there are no 'set-it-and-forget-it' protections on this.. you have to adjust presser foot tension and thread tension with changes to material and thickness. I used DEX 90 thread with the included needles with good results. It's not fancy, it's not easy.. just a strong, simple work horse. Overall, I am very happy with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2024 by Amazon Customer
The finest technology to come out of 1980s Soviet Russia
In an 8 hour day we spent 1 hour fixing the tension mechanism so it wouldn't break threads, we spend 1 hour sewing, and we spent 6 hours fixing the machine. Do yourself a favor, buy the machine, plug it in, run it for 5 minutes and then take it directly to your local sewing machine repair shop for a full rebuild. The mechanism inexplicably froze up mid stitch, bound up solid. The connecting rods were crashed into the casting, the needle carrier was scraping against the upper mechanism. We had to attack it with jewelers files, die grinders, torque wrenches, and micrometer and an impact driver. All of the hardware is mismatched: Philips here, standard there, whitworth on the back, the needle is just vaguely held by a set screw, the tensioners had sharp edges that frayed our thread, and random hardware kept colliding with the castings. Seriously the build quality of this machine is horrendous. The only thing worse is the instruction manual which appears to have been written and illustrated by the 6th grade class of the 1986 Chernobyl public school system. Bad Quality. Not easy to use. Defective workmanship. The foot pedal has two speeds: way too fast and smelly. Drips more oil than a British sports car. I thought i was spending money on a quality precision machine but this is more like a RBMK reactor, shoddily built and engineered by committee.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2026 by Origin Point Consulting LLC
Good but Requires Tinkering
For the money this machine is a good value and fills an important niche between domestic and full-sized industrial sewing machines. I like it because it reliably feeds the thin leather I use for wallet and bag making, it uses industrial sized needles and thread, and it doesn't require a huge table or a messy oil pan. Regarding the leather I'm sewing, I have found that 3 layers of 2-3 oz veg is about max capacity for this machine. I would recommend this unit primarily for people who already know how to generally work on sewing machines. Right out of the box mine needed adjustments to the walking/presser feet height, the walking foot front to back movement range, and the needle bar height. I also had to polish the bottom of the walking foot because the teeth are sharper than necessary and will tear up materials with a smooth top surface. Of course, these machines need to be completely lubricated before their first use as well. Overall I'm satisfied and would buy again. Just be prepared to do some tuning to get the most out of this machine.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2023 by Richard
Works well
Worked for my for my DIY sailboat Bimini project. Pedal / speed takes a little bit of practice to control. Maybe not as refined as others just like it, but for a third of the cost of the name brand, it is well worth it.
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2026 by Caleb Thibeault
It’s good, but there’s problems
The walking foot part of the sewing machine did operate good but you could not get it to actually engage unless you got on the pedal more than need be to get it moving. And then as soon as it starts moving, it takes off. I tried the whole break in procedure. Made no difference. But the biggest issue was that no matter how I adjusted the thread tension it would continuously snap and I was using very heavy duty thread. Took it to a repair shop for them to look at, but still was not much to do for directing problems ultimately returned nova
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2026 by Trey vaughn
Great Machine!
I previously reviewed this machine and stated that it needed more low speed torque, but it turns out that after the break-in period it sews great. To speed up break-in, I oiled everything liberally and ran the machine at various speeds without thread for 8 minutes in 7-8 different sessions, re-oiling each time, allowing the motor to cool in-between (I don't think the motor actually got hot, but it was simply precaution.). You'll notice that the oil run-off will turn grey with fine metal flakes. This is normal for any machine including new cars. The machine has always produced perfectly accurate stitches (2 to four layers of mid-weight leather) and would do so at high speeds, but now it does the same perfect stitches at really low speeds, which is what I needed. In fact, I can now bump the pedal and fire out one stitch at a time, which is great for sewing around tight curves on very expensive leather upholstery pieces. So approximately 18,000 stitches in, I have had NO needle breaks, NO bobbin skips and only about 2 thread breaks which were not the machine's fault, with all the stitches being extremely consistent in terms of both length and spacing.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2022 by Brian B.
Not a sewing maching, it's a jamming maching
Like a classic car this machine takes 15 minutes of tweaking for a few minutes of sewing. Mostly it just chews up leather you worked hard carving. Lacks all the power it was alleged to have. When it does sew it isn't well and it's not operator error, I've been sewing since Junior High and this sets up the same way.....but it sure doesn't perform. save your money and buy a real machine. I saw the Cowboy 797 really perform. this piece of junk is a chinese made and american hocked anchor.....well, it would probably fail at that too!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2023 by Evan
Exceeded my expectations
I am so pleased with my portable walking foot sewing machine. It's exactly what I need for sewing leather. You will need a case to place it in when sewing because it does wobble because of the three legs, or cut out a wood table to place it in. I purchased a small, goose neck, magnetized LED light for it. It runs smooth and is not noisy. I got my plastic case for it from Etsy It's not a perfect fit, but it serves the purpose. Great purchase and super-fast shipping!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2022 by MsShopper