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    Old 09-11-2020, 04:58 AM
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    Originally Posted by tmcarvelli
    my stitch width is not at zero, it is at 2.5
    Stitch width not at zero can do that -- but I don't think there'd be a setting that close to zero -- I had a similar problem with a mechanical Pfaff and it turned out that the machine was not completely re-setting when I went from zig zag back to straight stitch.
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    Old 09-11-2020, 04:59 AM
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    Originally Posted by tmcarvelli
    my stitch width is not at zero, it is at 2.5
    Stitch width (not stitch length) not at zero can do that -- but I don't think there'd be a setting that close to zero -- I had a similar problem with a mechanical Pfaff and it turned out that the machine was not completely re-setting when I went from zig zag back to straight stitch.
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    Sorry I can't help you. I hand piece and hand quilt.
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    Old 09-11-2020, 06:32 AM
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    Originally Posted by Peckish

    Thank you.

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    Old 09-11-2020, 06:56 AM
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    Originally Posted by tmcarvelli
    my stitch width is not at zero, it is at 2.5
    Originally Posted by donna13350
    That's your problem. Set your stitch width at zero..it should always be at zero when straight stitching.
    Originally Posted by Lee in Richmond
    Stitch width not at zero can do that -....
    Originally Posted by Lee in Richmond
    Stitch width (not stitch length) not at zero can do that --....
    I thought it odd, too, that the OP said that the stitch width was at 2.5. However, I was able to locate a manual for the Brother xr3774 and on page 15 of the pdf it tells about if the straight or triple straight stitch is selected, that the "stitch width dial" will change the needle position. So it looks like the stitch width dial set at 2.5 will do a straight stitch in the center position.

    The main page for the manual is at https://support.brother.com/g/b/manu...3=626&type2=69 and the manual link is https://download.brother.com/welcome...om_b03enes.pdf

    As a side note, the OP hasn't been active since her last post on this thread.

    Peckish, thank you for the current link for this informative bit of information

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