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Old 04-04-2019, 11:15 AM
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Macybaby
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I love having a stitch regulator, but keep it on "cruise" most of the time, at about 6%. This means the machine never completely stopped stitching unless you shut it off, but stitches very slow unless you are moving it., This way I can get an extra stitch in the corners if needed as I'm changing direction. I'll typically turn the cruise off when using rulers, and I have turned of the regulator when doing very tight stippling.

My bailey also had a stitch regulator, but it was a slow machine so I still had to be careful to move slowly so I didn't end up with long stitches.
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