Sewing machine housing structure

A housing structure of a sewing machine, comprising a machine bed part including a flat face carrying thereon a needle plate with a needle drop hole and a hollow standard projected upwardly from said flat face, said standard having an upper end formed with a first juncture edge provided therearound of the upper end;

• a machine arm part adapted to be connected to the machine bed part, said machine arm part being horizontally extended from the upper end of the standard and overhanging said flat face of the machine bed part, said arm part terminating with a bracket for supporting a needle which is vertically reciprocated into and out of the needle drop hole of the needle plate in operation of the sewing machine, said machine arm part having a bottom formed with an opening provided at a part of said bottom, said machine arm part being further formed with a second juncture edge provided around said opening, said second juncture edge being oppositely arranged against said first juncture edge in assembly;
• first fastening means initially screwed halfway into the first juncture edge through the second juncture edge and allowing the machine arm part to be turned therearound;
• adjusting means including an eccentric element to be inserted into the first and second juncture edges, said eccentric element being rotated to turn the machine arm part about the first fastening means with respect to the machine bed part to positionally adjust the machine arm part with respect to the machine bed part;
• and a plurality of second fastening means each threaded into the first juncture edge after the machine arm part has been positionally adjusted with respect to the machine bed part by rotation of the eccentric element.