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CAS49OR 12-12-2012 11:21 AM

"Needles, Tension, Bobbin, & Delivery"
 
Great tutorial to learn about issues you may be having with these things. I came across it while looking for information on why my Janome will not sew stitches consistently. DH checked the timing and it is still lined up correctly.

I like the big needle in the video. It shows the big groove above the eye in all needles that makes it easy to thread the needle. I broke my auto-needle threader and was happy to learn, previously, about the groove. If you just push your thread against the shaft it will fall into the hole! I used to get on my glasses and hunch over and try so hard to "hit the hole".

https://www.superiorthreads.com/vide...fabulous-four/

tkee 12-13-2012 04:56 AM

Thanks. That was very informative.

willferg 12-13-2012 09:03 AM

Haven't watched the video yet, but appreciate your sharing. I sometimes have trouble with my auto-needle threader, so anything I can learn is good!

milikaa1 12-14-2012 09:19 AM

Thank you! I have a Kenmore/Janome, same problem with mine, sometimes it sews normal and other times it does not....frustrating.

CAS49OR 12-14-2012 12:52 PM

I found a big mistake I made, I was using an Organ brand needle I purchased online. I found out I ordered the wrong kind! It has a round shaft which is used for long-arm machines. I wrote Superior threads thinking all Organ titanium needles were round and how was I to know if it was inserted straight and found out most home machine needles have a half round shaft with a flat back.

I put in a nice MicroTex Schmetz 90/14 and now my stitches are consistent.

grannyrae 12-14-2012 05:19 PM

Thanks for the link, great tips.

mimiknoxtaylor 12-14-2012 05:24 PM

Thanks for the link . I'll watch it later. You never know when our machines will demand it / lol :D

SpotMurphy 12-15-2012 12:26 PM

Thank you for sharing great information.

skjquiltnut 12-18-2012 08:09 AM

Would love to view this: is there a written article covering this tutorial? I am on dial-up and videos do not work for me.


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