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Originally Posted by Miz Johnny
(Post 4815027)
It's been explained to me, and I might not get the words exactly right, but basically it causes the cam follower arm to flop around and wear it out prematurely.
It's not that I was planning to use either machine without cams in place, but it's nice to know that if I forget (somehow) to have one on board that I'm not going to totally ruin my machine in 12 inches of stitching! :) |
Originally Posted by BoJangles
(Post 4814613)
Irishrose, congratulations! What a great son and DIL!
Nancy Lucky you, I know you were proud to get the Red Eye, they are beautiful machines, Granny |
Originally Posted by Candace
(Post 4816343)
Cool. I see he does events in Roseville, CA. sometimes. That's close to me! I can't seem to find his class prices?
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Originally Posted by Miz Johnny
(Post 4815027)
It's been explained to me, and I might not get the words exactly right, but basically it causes the cam follower arm to flop around and wear it out prematurely.
Nancy |
I had a great time yesterday at our Mini TOGA in Roseville. It is amazing the things we learn/find out about - like the little attachment that Monica has for her Standard that turns that machine into a chain stitch machine. She has to replace the bobbin with a thing that sort of becomes a looper! I have never seen something like that! Then Cathy had a machine, and darn I can't remember what brand, that she replaced the SHUTTLE with a thing that became the looper to make the chain stitch! It amazes me what our forefathers/mothers invented!
I also learned how to get a nice stitch from a 28 that had the shuttle thread catching causing bunched stitches! Nancy |
Unfortunately, I didn't have good luck with the hinges for the Pfaff cabinet. They are the correct type of hinges. They fit perfectly into the groves in the cabinet and they screw underneath the cabinet correctly, but they orient to the right which puts the pins off by about 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch. One pin will go into the machine, but the second one is way off and the whole machine gets moved over so it won't fit into the hole in the cabinet. I knew it was iffy about these hinges because even though they fit the groves they were not from a Pfaff cabinet/machine. DARN and double DARN!!!!
Nancy |
Scroll to the bottom under confirmed classes.
Originally Posted by Candace
(Post 4816343)
Cool. I see he does events in Roseville, CA. sometimes. That's close to me! I can't seem to find his class prices?
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Originally Posted by Kathie S.
(Post 4817132)
Candace, I went to his web site and clicked on class registration. I found one that was 3 days and the price was $625 I went to the spring toga the day after the toga was over and he was having a class and it was well attended. Kathie
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Originally Posted by BoJangles
(Post 4817561)
I had a great time yesterday at our Mini TOGA in Roseville. It is amazing the things we learn/find out about - like the little attachment that Monica has for her Standard that turns that machine into a chain stitch machine. She has to replace the bobbin with a thing that sort of becomes a looper! I have never seen something like that! Then Cathy had a machine, and darn I can't remember what brand, that she replaced the SHUTTLE with a thing that became the looper to make the chain stitch! It amazes me what our forefathers/mothers invented!
I also learned how to get a nice stitch from a 28 that had the shuttle thread catching causing bunched stitches! Nancy |
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