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Consew CP206RL Portable Walking Foot Machine

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Features

  • 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.

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


Is Electric: Yes


Number of Items: 1


UPC:


Brand Name: CONSEW


Model Number: ABCD


UPC: 747465200070


Part Number: CP206RL


Manufacturer: Consew


Color: grey, white


Material: Metal


Power Source: Corded Electric


Is Electric: Yes


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 20.75"D x 13.5"W x 10"H


Item Weight: 42 Pounds


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Excellent machine and great price.
Great machine, I use it often for sewing very thick and heavy items. It works amazing!
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2026 by JB

  • Worth the money but no add-ons available
I gave it 4 stars because of the lack of a good manual and accessories. I purchased it for doing vinyl boat seats. If you are doing basic cushions, then it will do the job but if you want it to do cording or piping then you have a problem. I have not found a piping foot for it so you cannot do piping or cording. I found that some of the Sailrite items would fit but not the cording foot. Someone on Amazon said they found one, but I could not. It is a tough machine and very heavy. You can download the Sailrite manual for a good manual and their videos work well. Good, Low Cost, but not for the person that gives up easily like me. I purchased a Sailrite machine so I can get on with my project. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2024 by Bill Cotten

  • Runs like a steam engine and the motor gets hot fast
The pulleys from the the motor to the wheel do not line up very good so the belts are always binding to one side causing a lot of extra drag on the motor. The whole unit seemed like it was put together without oil. The stitch length and direction lever could not be moved without tipping the whole machine over. When it runs, the whole machine seems like it is working way to hard and very rough. The first time I used it, the motor got very hot and started smoking. The walking foot is very rough on fabric and not smooth in it's action at all. There are a bunch of fixes online you can do to these machines to fix these problems but I feel like I should be able to pull a brand new machine out of the box and have it work at least moderately well. At first I thought I could work with this machine by oiling and getting it broken in but have since decided that it is worse than the thrift store older machines I have which just work. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2018 by Amazon Customer

  • Ok by itself but once modified it's a great machine. Ok by itself but once modified it's a great machine.
Machine was just ok out of the box, easy to thread. Sewing through vinyl was good until you tried to slow down or stop, then it would act erratically groaning (not moving) causing you to hit the pedal harder. Then the machine takes off at almost full speed. The addition of the Sailrite Monster 2 Flyweel helped, but the gamechanger was adding the Worker B motor / controller assembly from Sailrite. Now the machine preforms flawlessly, it's a powerhouse of a motor and starts as slow as I want. At its slowest speed it about 1/2 stich per second or slower. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2023 Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2023 by Eric Merckling

  • 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 ... show more
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. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2022 by Brian B.

  • 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. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2024 by Amazon Customer

  • Missing parts, repacked or prior returned. Good sewing machine, seller not so good. Missing parts, repacked or prior returned. Good sewing machine, seller not so good.
A third party seller. No phone number or email to contact them. Dont recommend. I bought a Consew CP206RL. The price was good and the shipping was fast. The item was double boxed and looked new. Once I opened the item the Styrofoam was broke up. I didn't think of it at first, since coming from China. I noticed metal circle glued on the back. I know that's for a aftermarket magnetic light. I know that doesn't come it from the factory. I notice sticker adhesive on the handle and other parts of the machine. The petal was repacked and missing a rubber piece. The shuttle slide was missing. I attempted to contact seller with no avail. I contacted Consew. They said to contact seller. I used Amazon service center. They helped me for about 30 minutes and was very helpful but only can recommend returning the machine. This thing is very heavy. Not going to waste time repacking it and driving 45 minutes to return for a 20 dollar part. After the machine is oiled and warmed up it works as intended with no issues. I recommend spend a few extra dollars some where else commany that includes a case in your order. Going to order the part and no use this company again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025 by Steven Holman

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