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emery board sounds good. i've taken the side of my scissor blade and scraped it smoother.
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I use the emery boards too when I have a rough edge. :thumbup:
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You can put glue on the slit to fill it up. That works.
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Originally Posted by May in Jersey
And how about getting the thread into the slot when you're finished using it? The new C & C spools don't have that notch in the edge of the spool top, they have of thin cut around the spool and it's a pain to trap the thread in it. May in Jersey
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I simply put it on the vertical spool holder instead of the horizontal one. That's what they were made for.
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I never use Coats and Clark. I use only Auriful on my Janome 6600. If you looked under a microscope at C&C you can see all the little spurs and imperfections. It will also clog up the bobbin.
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I gave up and started buying Gutterman thread. It is more expensive but so is smashing your machine out of frustration. (That hasn't really happened but that is how I felt)
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Originally Posted by quiltsRfun
Originally Posted by May in Jersey
And how about getting the thread into the slot when you're finished using it? The new C & C spools don't have that notch in the edge of the spool top, they have of thin cut around the spool and it's a pain to trap the thread in it. May in Jersey
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My two Juki TL98QE s come with a cap that fits on the spindle holding the spool and it is smooth and takes care of that problem.
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Originally Posted by Dix
I never use Coats and Clark. I use only Auriful on my Janome 6600. If you looked under a microscope at C&C you can see all the little spurs and imperfections. It will also clog up the bobbin.
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