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what model Kenmore is that? I might have an actual manual. I have a stack of about 75 manuals that we found in a box from this estate. I'll be happy and see if I have one.
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Originally Posted by grant15clone
(Post 5796913)
WOW! It is a twin! Miriam, Do you have a digital manual for that machine? The upper thread guide threading threw me a little. Also, why are there two spool pins?
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Originally Posted by jennb
(Post 5797631)
what model Kenmore is that? I might have an actual manual. I have a stack of about 75 manuals that we found in a box from this estate. I'll be happy and see if I have one.
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I'll go through and pull out the kenmore ones and see what I have, and if you want me to try and scan any of them in I will. They're all stuff we are selling from that estate I just haven't gotten around to listing them on ebay yet.
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Originally Posted by jennb
(Post 5797631)
what model Kenmore is that? I might have an actual manual. I have a stack of about 75 manuals that we found in a box from this estate. I'll be happy and see if I have one.
Path 49, This machine can't do a double needle. The needle is shifted all of the way to the left as you look at it when doing a straight stitch and there is not a L-R-Center setting for it, so a double needle would hit the foot. When you do a ZZ on it the needle stays to the left and swings to the right for the ZZ. Strange setup, I know. I still don't know why iot would have two spool pins on it though. I assumed it could do a double needle too until I saw how it went from Straight to ZZ. ~G~ |
Originally Posted by grant15clone
(Post 5797982)
Jennb, It is a Kenmore 1218.
Path 49, This machine can't do a double needle. The needle is shifted all of the way to the left as you look at it when doing a straight stitch and there is not a L-R-Center setting for it, so a double needle would hit the foot. When you do a ZZ on it the needle stays to the left and swings to the right for the ZZ. Strange setup, I know. I still don't know why iot would have two spool pins on it though. I assumed it could do a double needle too until I saw how it went from Straight to ZZ. ~G~ |
Originally Posted by grant15clone
(Post 5797982)
Jennb, It is a Kenmore 1218.
Path 49, This machine can't do a double needle. The needle is shifted all of the way to the left as you look at it when doing a straight stitch and there is not a L-R-Center setting for it, so a double needle would hit the foot. When you do a ZZ on it the needle stays to the left and swings to the right for the ZZ. Strange setup, I know. I still don't know why iot would have two spool pins on it though. I assumed it could do a double needle too until I saw how it went from Straight to ZZ. ~G~ I used to have a Kenmore that had that left needle thing...I never could get used to it! Anyway, this is the double needle that came with it new. |
Originally Posted by path49
(Post 5798310)
I'll bet it can use these http://www.ebay.com/itm/Kenmore-Sewi...item2ec1331147 Notice that the shaft is over the left needle instead of centered.
I used to have a Kenmore that had that left needle thing...I never could get used to it! Anyway, this is the double needle that came with it new. ~G~ |
Originally Posted by path49
(Post 5798310)
i'll bet it can use these http://www.ebay.com/itm/kenmore-sewi...item2ec1331147 notice that the shaft is over the left needle instead of centered.
I used to have a kenmore that had that left needle thing...i never could get used to it! Anyway, this is the double needle that came with it new. |
You're both very welcome! I just saw these on ebay so Singer makes one, too. http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-SINGER-2-M...item460a8b3920
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