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No. Originally, sewing machines were operated by a hand-wheel on the right of the machine so although the fabric is guided with the left hand, the wheel would have been turned by the dominant hand (in most users).

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Yes! it's precisely because the emphasis was placed on the hand crank for the right hander, that produced the ergonomic anomaly with a bias to favour the left hander when conducting all functions that demand dexterity. For right handers, the configuration of the domestic machine has been back-to-front for a 160 years.

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