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Old 05-04-2014, 06:04 AM
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ThayerRags
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Originally Posted by star619
....acquired a hand-crank. I have not played with it because I can't figure out how to crank with one hand and do everything else with my left hand.....

Actually, using a handcrank machine helped me to eliminate a tendency that I had of trying to feed the fabric through the machine. I had developed a bad push-pull habit when I was learning how to use an electric machine. Now after using handcranks for a while, I’m better at just guiding the fabric with my left hand, and letting the machine do the feeding. I’ve had fewer problems now that I don’t interfere as much with the feed of the machine, regardless of which machine I use.


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