Originally Posted by
SteveH
Ok, let's start with the term "Vibrate" It is defined as "to move back and forth or from side to side with very short, quick movements" (Merriam Webster)
So, the action of the shuttle carrier IS the "vibrate" that is referred to. This was done originally to differentiate these new machines and their design from the older "Transverse" (Movement side to side) sewing machines.
There is no adjustment of the shuttle carrier movement. the adjustments are tension and stitch length, that's it.
I am sure someone will chime in with a link to the manual soon, if not I will at my next break
Thank you for the definition, maybe I come across as if I needed it.
I have the manual, PDF and paper, no need to search for links.
Your explanation of VS is what I thought it was. But there definitely is a regulator for "the Vibrator", biggest thumb screw on the face plate. The manual calls this action "vibration of the presser foot", and that I have never heard of.
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