Deelybob
Received one for Christmas and tried to use it today. Directions are minimal. Can anybody help?
Marti |
Ok, I bite. what is a deelybob??
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I believe they are different sized shapes that go into cone threads to adapt them to regular use on your machine thread spindle. Sounds handy but no idea how to use them.
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I'll bite too. What is it?
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Originally Posted by nativetexan
(Post 6547020)
Ok, I bite. what is a deelybob??
Originally Posted by tessagin
(Post 6547031)
I'll bite too. What is it?
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this is what i found when i did a google search http://www.nancysnotions.com/product/deelybob+ii.do
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ooops, both of us posted at the same time :)
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deelybob
Deelybob! I had to look that up on the net. I have heard of the adaptors but did not now what they were called. LOL while growing up my Grand mothers referred to anything they could not remember the correct name for as the deelybob! Have not heard that word in years.
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I have this and use it all the time. The different pieces can be used with different thread cones and spools to make them fit your machine. You don't need to use all the parts at once. My old Singer needs different ones than my Husqvarna as the spool pins are quite different. I just keep trying until I have the best fit so that the cone doesn't flop or rattle around.
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Originally Posted by Gramie bj
(Post 6547102)
Deelybob! I had to look that up on the net. I have heard of the adaptors but did not now what they were called. LOL while growing up my Grand mothers referred to anything they could not remember the correct name for as the deelybob! Have not heard that word in years.
Dina |
Originally Posted by Gramie bj
(Post 6547102)
Deelybob! I had to look that up on the net. I have heard of the adaptors but did not now what they were called. LOL while growing up my Grand mothers referred to anything they could not remember the correct name for as the deelybob! Have not heard that word in years.
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I have never used these but they look really neat!
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Learn something new today, I had no clue what a Deelybob was. I've heard of a thiga-a-ma-bob, I was pretty sure it was its cousin....I was wrong!
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Thanks for the info.
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Well I'll be !! I thought deelybob was a word that was used when you didn't know the name of something.
Pat in MN |
I learn something new every time I visit the Quilting Board. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by Gramie bj
(Post 6547102)
Deelybob! I had to look that up on the net. I have heard of the adaptors but did not now what they were called. LOL while growing up my Grand mothers referred to anything they could not remember the correct name for as the deelybob! Have not heard that word in years.
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a friend told me to put a serger spool in a big cup.
works like magic, and costs nothing. |
I just use an empty cone and put it into the cone I want to use from the bottom. It holds the top spool up so that the thread does not bind when it unwinds. Cheap, easy, quick! If you need to you can set it in a quart jar behind your machine so it will not tip over.
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I found my Guterman cone clicks into the top of an empty Guterman spool.....works like a charm. Before that I used a coffee mug to set the cone in.
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I have one and I love it. Use it with large cones of thread, mostly to wind bobbins. It is terrific.
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deelybob
Originally Posted by Marti1943
(Post 6546860)
Received one for Christmas and tried to use it today. Directions are minimal. Can anybody help?
Marti |
When I saw deelybob I thought you must be talking about the thingamagig. Little did I realize that a word commonly used around here was actually the name of something. Learn something new all the time!
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I had one, but sold it. It wasn't small enough to use on my FW with my thread.
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I have them and use them all the time. They fit over your thread spindle (vertical spindle, never used them with horizontal spindle) so when you use cone thread it doesn't wobble when you sew. I think there are a couple of sizes, pick the one that best suits your thread cone size.
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What set-up do you use on the husqvarna?
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deelybobs and thingamagigs, historically what you called something when you didn't know the name,
You know that thingamagig that holds spools a thread. Or It is that deelybob that you do such and such a thing with. Wonder what an Oxford Dictionary would define them as. |
I only have one - a wooden one and use it quite frequently, comes in real handy
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Originally Posted by Marti1943
(Post 6546860)
Received one for Christmas and tried to use it today. Directions are minimal. Can anybody help?
Marti |
and i learn something new every day! i thought it was like that thingamajigger!
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I personally wouldn't spend the money on one ... for the few large center thread spools that I have, another spool of gutterman I think, fits right down the center, no need for a deelybob.
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I have one and it doesn't work very well for me. I much prefer an all metal cone thread stand for larger spools.
Sharon |
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