JudyTheSewer

LOL. That sounds like a little machine quirk that I would get attached to.

Caroline S

If your girl has a smoking problem perhaps Chantix or Nicorette would help. Sorry Joe, could not resist the funny.

oldtnquiltinglady

The anti-smoking products got my attention. LOL. And Joe, that puff of smoke would probably drive me nuts. But the blue machine is a livin' doll--so girl's name, huh?

jbj137

It sounds like the Little Engine that Could.
So name it the Blue Choo Choo.

J Miller

Hey, that's not a bad idea.



I got a short video of one puff of smoke. I'm going to try to download it later today.

Joe

J Miller

OK, if you'll watch carefully you can see the puff of smoke that comes out when I start sewing:

Click on the pic for the video



Joe

Candace

I can't imagine inhaling all that is good for you or anyone else in your house.

Caroline S

Looks like a little ghostie wisping out of the motor. Perhaps it needs a blessing.

Glenn

Again you can eleminate the smoking motor. You have oil on the armature and when the motor is started the brushes create a small spark thus the smoking. Joe clean the motor I am tired of all the chat over this small problem including the cure by using no smoking medication. LOL I really enjoy your humor. It has been a fun read. Clean your motor, motors should not smoke. They can catch fire you know.
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liking quilting

Hope your machine has given up that bad smoking habit; she's still a beauty.