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    All American Sew, Vac, and More - My very old Baby Lock machine that he fixed.

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    In need of quite a few industrial machines and a few commercial specialty machine parts also in the…read moremarket for doing some upgrades to my equipment. My colleague turns me on to this guy who also is partners with All About Sewing. Since sewing places are scarce in Louisiana. I had a Alabama trip planned specifically to get what I wanted. I call and the guy/owner tells me he's got a machine but only one left and it will be a million years before they get another- so I'd have to make a deposit over the phone. I laugh and think this guy is using sales tactics from the 1970's. I decline with a chuckle, told him I'll risk it, I'd like to come in first - (if you buy this type and this much equipment you're going to enter a relationship with this dealer). I decide I want to swing by All American since it's in the area. As I'm telling the owner what I want. HE's telling me what I want (what he's selling of course). I am still kinda laughing at this situation, it's kind of a soft tug-o-war between us. He finally TELLS me I can't afford what I want- yes it really happened, LMAO. He's explaining rudimentary things to me-I'm not his usual demographic. Ron Burgundy gets flustered and says he's offended (I should be the offended one, but I'm not- it's comical). He goes on to point out the window to our commuter vehicle (covered in mud) and says "is that your car?" He was judging the book by the cover. So my take- he is an anachronism with the antiquated sales practices that work well for the under educated consumers or holdovers from the used car salesmen era. He does not know the nuts and bolts of the machines (from the fluff answers he was giving me). I don't think I'd be getting much support after the sale. Later I told my friend who turned me on to him "thanks" and he shook his head and said, "Ol Slick, I told my wife she got took, Ol Slick doesn't do well with husbands". I also told my neighbor of my experience and she said, "oh he's so nice, he said my machine couldn't be fixed and traded this one for it." She's 72. So Alabama trip went great got most of the machines I needed for under $35k and if they need service I'll take to Precision Sewing in Covington. They are the best for tech services-hands down!

    My serger needed major repairs. My machine was in VERY bad shape, it was not a simple fix. It had…read moresat in storage containers abroad in extreme heat, there was oil all over it and it was seized up. I had taken it to 3 different techs including dealer who could not fix it. I finally attempted to do myself. I had it partially disassembled forgot where they went and put it up for some time. I should mention this is a Baby Lock Evolve (8 thread). I was finally ready to buy new. I was looking for a dealer. I run across AASV&M. I went to find them. It's in a very inconspicuous location next to a locksmith place and some other type hardware store. When you come in, the place looks very underwhelming with a few display machines and some used ones on the floor for sale. A guy comes out from the back. His name is Alex and he is the owner/tech/salesperson everything. He has a thick Russian accent and is kind of gruff. He answers my questions but most of his inventory for what I wanted were at his other store in NOLA. I tell him about my serger and he says to bring it in. I didn't get my hopes up. He tells me it will cost me to troubleshoot. I told him to stop at $500.00. He calls about a week later saying my machine is ready for pick up. I was ready for disappointment. Nope, he'd fixed it. For $350.00! He could have taken the whole $500. He could have used the opportunity to sell me a new one. But he was honest. And good! I will do business here any day. If you could have seen the bag of screws and the state of the machine you'd be just as impressed. If you're looking for coffee and chatting, this isn't that type of place. If you're looking for a very honest and fantastic sewing machine/serger/embroidery mechanic/dealer no frills- he's gold star. I will be making some major purchases here. He CAN get you anything you need. I will be writing another review when I do. He's a dealer for Baby Lock, Juki, Singer, and Tacsew. Check them out at http://allamericansewing.net/

    Master Sharpener - knifesharpening - Updated October 2026

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