Neat pic! :)

Very interesting, thanks for sharing!

Thats neat.

Really!
I'm not sure how many times I've now sat and watched that thing go around but after tearing myself away I can now say, NEAT.
I always thought that shuttle piece went back and forth with no idea how it might happen.

Thanks for the laugh!

Cool ! Thanks for sharing !!

Great! Makes it easy to understand how critical timing is.

That is so neat. I agree with others here, you find the best sites on the internet. Where do you find the time?

now imagine how FAST it does that when you floor it! =D

Wow, that is so cool... always wondered how it worked.

Ditter, you little darlin'...this is so cool. Thanks for sharing this with all of us!

Love it!!!!

ha ha ha...that is a great answer, amma! :lol:

That is so cool that you put that here, ditter! I never knew. I'm a very visual mouse, so now I understand perfectly. :-D

Very cool! Thanks for the info.

Thank you for sharing... I have always wondered. So that is why we must keep the bobbin area cleaned and lightly oiled! It makes so much sense now! Off to clean the bobbin area!

Thanks so much. It's fun to see what my little devil of a machine does!
A.

Thanks For Sharing.

Have been sewing for years and never really knew what was happening underneath there! Love it!

Wow - how cool is that! :)

Once again Ditter you have left me speachless. It never ceases to amaze me that the depth of your wisdom or humor goes so deep.

Thank you for this posting.
Andie :D :D :D

Thanks Ditter for this demo. My husband has always wanted to know and this was great to show him. Now he understands because it's not something I could explain well. We've only been married 5 years and he's told me he has been introduced to a whole new world. He doesn't mind going to the quilt stores with me whenever we travel. He likes to look at all the quilts, and enjoys joking with all the ladies.

now that iscool. never knew how it really works
thank you

Ok,Wow! thank you for showing that.

Your posts are ALWAYS great. :thumbup:
Thank you.
Judy

cool, I always wondered how that all worked together. thanks for the visual

Ditter your awesome.. !!! thanks for the lesson..

Wish I had that this afternoon when the tension on my machine got so messed up. I would have made the machine watch the video. My DSS is going to see if he can take the cover off of it tomorrow for me. I think there must be a thread or something caught in the tension area. No matter what i have tried, I can't get it to straighten up. And I so want to finish the sofa runner and arm covers. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

WOW---thanks for that!! I've often said sewing/embroidering is a spectator sport!!! I love to watch the needle go up and down!!! Now I wish I could get inside to watch it do that!!! Guess I'll just have to watch your moving diagram!!

good to know. now we need to see whats going on when it goobers up :)

Great idea!!