How to Slow Down The Speed Of a Sewing Machine - Part 1
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I have considered useful to re-upload and update this first video as an informative tutorial for my interested users.
Basically, the 'tip' I show in the video consists 'in reducing' the speed of the sewing machine 'by putting a smaller pulley' on the electric motor, thus, the machine is ready for the second useful 'tip' I will show in the 'second part video'.
I hope you find it useful!
César
You explained everything very well, let me tell you that you tell us everything so well that it is worth a million languages, no matter what language, anyone can understand, very good for the mute. the best thing i've ever seen keep up the good videos my friend
Jessica Hothersall
Thank goodness you put this video up. I've just bought a Singer 331k5 for leather, and at the last moment she told me it's fast. I want slow, so will now be looking for a speed reducer pulley, then re-watching this video! It was nice to actually see you, after watching several videos of you being invisible except for your hands :). I also noticed the beautiful cream hand sewn leather cover on the support post...Update, I've now ordered one of these tiny pulleys :)
I have a 331k5 how do u like it
6-7 stitches per second I make that. Thanks for the upload.
Jennifer Peet
Thank you, thank you, thank you for this video!!! I make costumes for theatre companies for a living, and I have always wondered how to do this. Almost every time I work for a new company, I find an industrial machine that is too jumpy and quick for anyone to use. I have wondered for YEARS how to do this very thing. All your videos are extremely insightful, straightforward, and helpful, but this one will help my life the most by far. From the bottom of my heart, thank you!
Brady Jones
That's a lot of work. I like the servo motor, just turn the switch and your done.
Great video as always Cechaflo!
ANSWER:
+Brady Jones Definitely, a servo motor wins! ...this video is useful, just in case we still have not bought a servo motor yet...it isn't the ideal 100% , but it helps a lot to slow down the speed.
It makes me even easier to watch and enjoy almost the best editing stuff just like you
David Edwards
Thanks. Very helpful. Made both modifications to my Singer 241-13. Took a couple of hours including a trip the hardware store for the new pulley and belt. I'd say it about halved the speed and doubled the distance your foot has to move to activate the clutch. Makes the machine much more user-friendly for an amateur like me who only uses it every couple of years.
ANSWER:+David Edwards I also do upholstery off and on as a hobby and my machines work pretty nice at a low speed...nobody is hurrying me up(lol)
I have a cheap chinese domestic sewing machine that came with a small ac motor ,meaning a very high speed and very hard to control, so I did replace it with a DC motor from one Baby Lock companion 7000 and added an Arduino board some electronic stuff and no works like a charm! I am inthe process of adding some sensor to the shaft to control the position.Love your channel ,I have learned a lot,keep the good work cheers!
When I wanted to slow mine down this is what I did, ...( i have a brand new consew I bought at a garage sale )... I extended the clutch lever bar with a pice of steel to reach the other side of the pedal, i flipped the mount for the rods to the other side of the pedal, this gave a far easier way to control speed, I also held the pulley stationary while fully engaging the clutch for a few seconds at full speed to "burn in the clutch" it worked fantastic. I can now go very slow, but can also have full speed when I want it ( I also had no access to various size pulleys ) if I had watched this video first I don't think I would have tried to do it the way I did but I guess the results are the same 👍😁
Thanks for sharing your own experiences!
The part one is complemented by part two that shows an elongated bar to keep better control of speed.th-cam.com/video/YDiyffeXleg/w-d-xo.html
@@Cechaflo Haaaa ! ....i watched part two that you suggested and basically did the same thing you did. ...by the way, thanks for the instructional videos. If it had not been for your videos that I accidentally stumbled upon a few years back, I would never have had the confidence to do upholstery, I've done three full interiors on three of my personal cars,...A 1950 Cadillac, a 1942 Chevrolet and I'm currently doing a 1960 chevrolet Belair ....I've also done numerous small furniture side jobs for friends and relatives.....all because of YOUR videos ! .....THANK YOU !
@@filthbomb I really appreciate your kind comment! We have opened on facebook and the youtube community a special page for our followers. If you would like to send us some photos of your work we'd be glad to post them. We have an account cechaflo@gmmail.com where you can send them to.
nice job thx you for your time ... i will check all my pullys now now lol
This works good for a manual oil machine.But not so good on a auto oiled machine.I have found out if you adjust your clutch motor you have full control of your sewing machine I have done this with my Singer 191D-30 sewing machine.I had a servo motor on it for a while but it does not oil your machine very good a high speed.But this setup works great on my Singer 20u 109.Adjusting your clutch motor is not hard to do but you will have to do it a few times before you get it right or I did anyway.
Хорошая работа как всегда !!! Я ставлю оценку "нравиться" ещё до начала просмотра !!! Сергей Зырянов .
great video its hard to start learning on a fast machine
The best would be the use of a servo motor. I personally would get one at any moment.
Thank you for posting this and all of your other incredibly helpful videos.
I am glad to share some of my knowledge!
You are welcome anytime!
TheLol8 Y
graaaaaaaaaaaaaaacias cechaflo hace 8 meses compre una maquina jack de doble arrastre y no la use por este problema apenas empesaba a andar volaba y no podia coser ahora y gracias a usted gran maestro tengo todo solucionado gracias miles desde argentina
I think I finally nailed it! I was able to find a 6 inch diameter pulley at the hardware store. It is for a swamp cooler
Do not forget the step of video 2.
Thanks for watching this video!
Thank you Cesar, very helpful.
I just picked one of these up...awesome machine...I want to slow it down but if I don't have to buy a servo motor that would be awesome...where do I find these pulleys? any hardware store? if I can save money buying one of these then that leaves more money for materials to make projects...
Excellent video, thanks 😊
Lost the thread anyway I drilled out the mounting hole (Consew is Japonese metric) and got it mounted on the machine itself. had to move the bobbin winder. 3 in longer belt. It appears to have made a big difference. Have not really tried to do any serious sewing yet. Just ran a few simple test stitches . All appears good ! Thank you for all the great ideas!!
You are welcome anytime!
must be explain with mouth so we get undestand
Thank you for this great method
You are welcome anytime!
takes2home
+Cechaflo thank you for your very quick answer,I really enjoyed looking at your videos. Man.. you are a MASTER!! and the link you post for the PFAFF machines; Just Great. I definitely LIKE the model 2545 from what i read and see on you tube. I am sorry to bother you again, but i really want ask you one last thing.....(I Hope ( :
you are perfectly right about the thing that it depend on what kind of work we do, and that is also why i asked you the question about which Machine model is suitable for people with our hobby. but the thing is that at the moment i bin doing more and more bags and a bit less upholstering, now my question is: if I will continue to do most of the times Bags and Pouch do you think that the PFAFF 2545 Basic/normal would be unnecessary, and a waste of money? --( I want clarify that of course any decision I make is totally up to me and my responsibility 100%my decision only, But I just want to know what do you think Because as i said I respect your knowledge and your work)-- Now, do you think that if i stay with the bags i might not need such kind of machine like the 2545 or do you think is even better with the 2545 and i can t go wrong?...from what i saw on the internet i really like it better than any other machine.
Cechaflo Sorry for this super long message but i can t really find people with the mix of skills like you have, i mean some body who knows about upholstering, material, and sew machines inside out and all-around is difficult to find...Your work is ART Amigo mio.
PS i wonder if you Happen to know the pries of the 2545 in Mexico or in the US
Thank you again for teaching me so many things about Upholstering Have Great DaY Maestro.
ANSWER:
+takes2home I think that a Pfaff 2545 would be a good choice if in your possiblilities...these machines last a very long time. A 1245 sewing machine gives a stitch of 8 mm and a 2545 gives a stitch of 12 mm long and can easily sew with thick threads and needle 200 . Definetely, a 2545 is more powerful, not only for bags but for upholstery.
Prices are almost the same everywhere...perhaps, it is cheaper if you buy it directly in Germany. Hopefully, if my business increase, I have in mind to buy new machines in Germany...an old saying goes: 'new is new!
felix jorgge
maestro ....que tamaño de pulley recomienda para costura de cuero y vinyl? 2", 3" ????
ANSWER:
+felix jorgge Una polea pequeña al conectarse con la polea grande de la máquina hará que ésta de menos vueltas, por consiguiente nuestra costura será mas lenta para el caso de coser cuero o vinilo; ésta reducción de velocidad nos ayudará a controlar mejor la costura si fuera necesario. Si tuviéramos mucha práctica ocupamos velocidad para nuestros trabajos, entonces no sería necesario cambiar nada.
Para tener un mejor control de la velocidad, hay un 'tip' que consiste en alargar la palanca que controla al motor y ya no es necesario cambiar la polea del motor (VER VIDEO 2)
Hi. I love your channel. Thanks a million for answering my questions. Do you have a suggestion of a small pulley size for the singer 241-12? I just got my machine and I need to slow it down.
Perhaps you could find a small one on the internet, ready to be installed. Another better option would be to remove the one that is on your machine motor and take it to a lathe operator and tell him to make a similar one but of smaller diameter.
Very nice video -explains things well and very helpful
I am glad the video is useful!
love it Thank you, thank you, thank you
alibabafurball
I have looked at some of your videos. I am just learning to sew. I have 3 antique singers all over 100 yrs. old and one C.W Wiliams that is from 1873. I got treadles just for this reason to go as fast or slow as I want. The industrial model singer I want for the sewing in your videos is the singer 29k-58 walking, multi directional foot. Would this be a good one to get for upholstery and to learn on with your videos?
ANSWER:+alibabafurball I learnt to sew with the sewing machine of my mother, an old singer with treadles...these machines are very strong and for life...I remember, I did some adaptations to do upholstery and sew with a thicker needle. Things were simple...1. I drilled through the hole of needle plate to make it wider, to let the thicker needle (140=22) run in. 2. I remember that also gained some more 'stitching length' by letting the 'stitch lever' a little lower (I only filed a little the inferior part of the 'housing cavity'...I didin't touch any internal mechanism.
3. I changed the 'standard presser foot' for a 'rounded presser foot I had to regulate a little upwards the 'needle bar'
You can start doing upholstery with the heavy duty 29k-58, although it was designed for a shoe job...to do upholstery is advisable a 'flat bed table sewing machine'...your machine has a 'cylinder arm' (useful to make bags or sew on rounded shapes). You would need to adapt a 'table box', same level of the cylinder arm and get a 'flat bed'.
Jan Decker
So which is better? To fix your machine this way or to purchase a servo motor? I have a Juke walking foot machine and it sews way too fast, I do auto upholstery and would like more control over my machine.
ANSWER: +Jan I think the best way is to get a good 'servo motor'. I could say these tips are just in case.
joey alfaro
you have shed some light on what goes on under sewing machine. tensioner is what we call little wheel putting pressure on belt
ANSWER: +joeyYes, not too much tension to rubber belt, just enough to link the motor small pulley rotating movement to the bigger sewing machine pulley.
Thanks mate we appreciate all your hard work
I am so glad these videos are useful!
Thanks for watching!
You are welcome anytime!
Great work! Can you posts the website where you bought the smaller pulley? My idea was to connect the A/C plug of my sewing machine to a Variac to reduce the incoming voltage to the sewing machine. Eddie Van Halen used a Variac to lower the voltage coming into his guitar amplifiers to create his "brown sound."
Those pulleys different sizes could be gotten on Amazon www.amazon.com/Clutch-Pulley-Industrial-Machine-Diameter/dp/B07DXLPNZ8
Thank you Sir!
Mucha tension en la polea no es bueno ya que daña los rodamientos muy rapido de la maquina.
I really want to make an investment in a Pfaff machine like this. My old Thompson PW-301 can do some leather, but it really needs more power. I suppose I could get a servo motor and put it in a table with an underside mount, but I probably should just save up for a Pfaff.
You are brilliant, once again thank you.
Thanks so much for kind remark!
You are welcome anytime!
takes2home
Cechaflo Thank very much those machine are really beautiful, you know i am really do this as a hobby and i love it! the pries of the machine can go up to 2800 3000 euro this is not the biggest problem, the problem is that i haven't so much experience with these big machines and people that supposed to help me say each one almost different things than the other. than wen i discovered your videos i thought direct that you are the right person to ask, thats why i wanna ask you an other thing about this topic: ``what do you think if i want to sew about 3-5 millimeter thick leather is the Pfaff 1245 to weak? some people talked about the Pfaff 335 cylinder arm, do you know if the 1245 is stronger than 335? and more appropriate for leather bags?
sorry to ask you so many questions but the thing is that i am sure that your skills and experience makes you the right person to ask. ... .. and once more the technique you use and the work you show in your videos is fantastic and very very well detailed ( : and also easy to understand, and all this without you talking: ..just = EXCEPTIONAL!!
I did not checked yet the other machines you suggested...( 2545 & 2546)
ANSWER: +takes2home I think, that an industrial sewing machine is chosen according to the work we are going to do and kind of leather we are going to use.
If we are going to work with standard leather 'furniture/automotive' a Pfaff 1245 sews 3 to 5 mm thick of leather easily...a 335 do the same.
If you are going to do bags, I agree with the Pfaff 335, cylinder bed...the bags are easily maneuvered in that long arm...besides, there is an option of making it flat bed, by adding/adapting a wood table if you want to sew flat upholstery projects.
A good idea to be more secure would be take to the authorized store the materials we would work with to request a demonstration.
takes2home
+Cechaflo Hallo again, I thought i tell how did it goes with the 2545, the shop were i will buy the machine tell me that the 2545 can deliver it first in 1-2 months for some strike Reasons so it looks like that i have 2 options to buy a machine as soon as possible:
The Pfaff 1245 (new for 2500 euro with Stpp Motor, he said this is another word for SERVO MOTOR) or a Pfaff 1445 (used with Clutch motor for 2000 euro)...what do you think? which one you is a better machine? and if i buy the 1245 what should i be aware of about the Stop motor-Servo motor? is there some thing that should i check before buying it..
Please answer me only if you have time I already asked you so much::: : )
Have a great DaY
ps bei the way, the 2545 here it cost 5000 euro
ANSWER:
Pfaff authorized distributors:GERMANY
1. Nähtechnik Nord-West GmbH
Giesserstraße 19
45881 Gelsenkirchen
Phone: 0049 (0) 209 498032
Fax: 0049 (0) 209 498034
info@naehtechnik-nw.de
naehtechnik-nw.de
2. Nähtechnik Nord-West GmbH
Standort Waldbröl
Friedrich-Engels-Str. 29
51545 Waldbröl
Phone: 0049 (0) 2291 807021
Fax: 0049 (0) 2291 807022
info@naehtechnik-nw.de
naehtechnik-nw.de/
3. Nähtechnik Königer GmbH
Fichtenstr. 2
84107 Weihmichl
Phone: 0049 (0) 8704 929100
Fax: 0049 (0) 8704 9291016
info@naehtechnik-koeniger.de
www.naehtechnik-koeniger.de
4. Nähtechnik Kaiserslautern GbR
Im Erfenbacher Tal 16 A
67661 Kaiserslautern
Phone: 0049 (0) 631 3507818
Fax: 0049 (0) 631 3508202
info@naehtechnik-kl.com
naehtechnik-kl.de/
5. Nähmaschinen Service-Center Pfeil
Standort: Mühlau
Neue Straße 2
09241 Mühlau
Phone: 0049 (0) 3722 402640
Fax: 0049 (0) 3722 87017
info@pfeil-naehmaschinen.de
6. Nähtechnik Pfeil GmbH
Stützpunkt Guttenberg / Kulmbach
Schulstrasse 10
95358 Guttenberg
Phone: 0049 (0) 9225 9561 0
Fax: 0049 (0) 9225 9561 29
naehtechnik@pfeil-naehmaschinen.de
www.pfeil-naehmaschinen.de/
7. A. Liersch GmbH
Gustav-Adolf-Straße 36
22043 Hamburg
Phone: 0049 (0) 40 6695971
Fax: 0049 (0) 40 6695974
info@liersch.com
www.liersch.com
8. PFAFF Industriesysteme und Maschinen GmbH
Hans-Geiger-Straße 12
67661 Kaiserslautern, Deutschland
Phone: 0049 (0) 6301 3205 0
Fax: 0049 (0) 6301 3205 1386
info@pfaff-industrial.com
www.pfaff-industrial.com
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how to change the speed of a clutch motor
Sir
I like all yr videos on sewing machine. Though you dont speak, yr videos are more clearer than one with talk. instead you have used words in english which i feel is more effective.
Yr videos are worth watching to learn.
vatsa India
Thanks for kind comment!
Adrian Popa
hola de nuevo cechaflo.yo tengo una seiko Lsw8bL. Al principio no me acostumbrava con el embrague y le monte un motor de 190 w de coriente continua controlado electronicamente .el motor provenia de un patinete electrico ,ahora va muy suave y se puede controlar muy bien la velociad y precision de la costura .agredeceria tu opinion con respeto a la maquina que tengo. aveces el hilo de la costura sale un poco estirado.como te podria mandar unas fotos para que lo veas? gracias.
buen trabajo muy profiessonal
Marc van Zyl
Hello, thanks for the information in your video. Could you please let me know if the oil pump will still work effectively when slowing the speed using pulley or even servo motor? I have come across some information to suggest that the oil pumps were designed to run at higher RPM? I just wasnt sure if it would still perform the job OK when slowed. Appreciate any further help you can provide. Thanks!
ANSWER: +Marc van Zyl Interesting remark! As far as I've realized the 'oil pump' continues working if the machine is at a low speed...of course the oil also flows slow but fulfills its lubricating function.
Glad to find you.....My PFAFF ((1245 706/47 )... fell forward and broke off two studs,,,,,the tension assembly stud and the center bobbin winder stud... Question?....can these studs be replaced separately from their assemblies....thank you
Hello, I do not know if the single studs are sold alone, sorry. As far as I know they sell the complete spare part assembly. I am sending you some info abou it:
Ebay sells the 'tension assembly': www.ebay.com/itm/Tension-Assembly-91-009328-91-PFAFF-141-145-146-335-545-1245-Models/401525160116?hash=item5d7cc3b8b4:g:v~kAAOSwHuha2PMt:rk:36:pf:0
On this site you could find the 'center bobbin winder':
www.drdanessmh.com/pfaffindnbbwtens1.html
On Ali Express:www.drdanessmh.com/pfaffindnbbwtens1.html
Francisco Hernández
Tengo una polea de 85mm , cual me recomiendas para bajar la velocidad
ANSWER: Si sería útil la polea que tiene. A lo mejor también es necesario cambiar la banda de hule por una mas corta.
para bajar la velocidad te recomendaría una de 50 y también es necesario cambiar la banda y luego graduar con la altura del motor , yo lo hice y pude trabajar bien con una ribeteadora y eso se aplica a todas las maquinas industriales , saludos
Cesar, I was given a machine just like yours from a friend who's Mom died. It will not go forward with the reversing lever down, but will go forward with it up. Do you know what is wrong with it? I tried to reverse the wires in the junction box but that didn't do it. Thank you! Gail
The feed dog drags with its teeth the material (vinyl, leather, fabric, etc.) forward while the reversing lever is up in position and the big pulley or big wheel moves forward too.
Verify the big wheel moves forward. On the contrary, the electric current poles of the motor are inverted.
Could you please tell me what the big nut and bolt does on the motor up buy the motor pulley
Are you referring to this nut and bolt I am touching with my index?
th-cam.com/video/pQGPdiY6m9U/w-d-xo.htmlsi=VtOrEbXMwcvPyIFR&t=10
muchas gracias maestro por tu dedicacion
¡Bienvenido a este canal!
hola cechaflo
muchas gracias por los videos
me gustaría conocer tu opinión sobre la maquina
de coser durkopp adler 267. estoy dudando si comprar esa máquina o la pfaff 1245.
gracias
i have pfaff 463 and it has a clutch motor with big pulley......still not very fast and thread sewing spacing is closer on fabric. Any idea how i can increase speed and longer thread spacing?
I have no idea about what is happening to your sewing machine motor.
The sewing machine I have has a very fast clutch motor:
th-cam.com/video/g-64WWA_E8Q/w-d-xo.html
Regarding the thread space, hopefully this video is useful:
th-cam.com/video/g-64WWA_E8Q/w-d-xo.html
I have found the maximum stitch length of your machine is:
Lockstitch. 4.5mm max. length, forward and reverse.
That is how it comes from the factory. Perhaps, this stitch length could be increased by modifying an eccentric mechanism that moves the feed dog.
@@Cechaflo thank you very much
Hello, I notice that you do not hold your thread ends when beginning a new stitch. What is your trick? I have been sewing for several years and any time I let the beginning thread go unheld it wads up the underside of the stitch and or catches the loose end in the underside stitch. Almost invariably when I start out with a backstitch to lock the threads. It would be nice to not worry about it besides straightening it out to begin with most especially when doing big canvas jobs where you can't easily get to the backside along with the top to hold the thread. I have two walking feet machines (Jukki and a Sailrite) as well a a lightweight home zig zag machine. All of them do it for me. Interesting video. It reminds me of when I started and could find absolutely no information at all on the basics of both sewing and machines (pre internet). Sure is nice now. Take care. Doug
Dear Doug, This issue happens once in a while. One of the reasons is when tensions are unbalanced and lower tension pulls down too much the the upper thread. There is a small bar beside the rotary hook shuttle that balances this mechanism to let the threads pass through around to make the lockstitch. If it is unbalanced it also causes the issue. If the hole in needle plate is too big also causes the issue.
When I sew real pieces I do the backstitch. Sometimes, I use the reverse stitching lever and other times when I want a precise distance of one or two back lockstitches I use the knee lever to lift the presser foot and move the material manually and put the needle only at that distance.
Thanks for watching the videos!
@@Cechaflo Thank you. Hadn't known that even after all these years. Take care. Doug
@@douglasthompson2740 Welcome to this upholstery channel anytime!
Ho sentito parlare di un dimmer . Riduce la tensione sul motore e di conseguenza i giri . Potrebbe funzionare? E se il motore funziona 220 v con l'ausilio del condensatore si potrebbe pensare di aggiungere sulla linea 220 del cavo quel riduttore di tensione così da aver più controllo ! Qualcuno di voi la fatto??? Io acquistato un pfaff 561 per errore e ora devo assolutamente risolvere questo problema della velocità
Definitely the best way or solution 100% to reduce speed and keep control of the sewing machine is the use of a servo motor.
The method I show is a 'just in case solution' . Much important than the changing of the pulley is the adaptation of the elongated lever as I show in part 2 of a video.
th-cam.com/video/YDiyffeXleg/w-d-xo.html
señor cesar! muy buenos dias, usted hace 1 año y medio aproximadamente me aconsejo con respecto a adquirir una maquina de coser para tapiceria, logre comprar una pfaff 145, (soy de venezuela, aca esta un poco dificil la cosa para no entrar en detalle) y hice todo lo que usted hizo aca en este video, cambie la correa y la polea por una polea muuuy pequeña, la maquina sigue siendo demasiado pero demasiado rapida, y el motor de clutch uno medio mueve la pata y pasa de lento a rapido, no tiene mucho trayecto, hay alguna manera de configurar en si la pata del cluctch como para modificar el nivel de velocidad o algo asi?? o tengo que hacer una modificacion tipo pulley system con una polea grandota y otra pequeña (en total 4 poleas) para reducirle la velocidad?
Esta Ud. en lo correcto, la relación de las poleas deben ser de 'grande' a 'muy pequeña' para que surta el efecto de 'disminuir la velocidad'. Si las 2 poleas van a tener casi el mismo tamaño, entonces no tiene caso, va a ser o mismo (Ya vi en internet que el cabezal de la 145 tiene su polea pequeña...es para alta velocidad. La solución es conseguir una 'polea/rueda volante mas grande' o mandar hacer con el tornero que tenga la misma entrada pero su polea mas ancha. Me refiero que la polea debe tener mas diámetro en la canal donde va el 'banda de goma.
Además para mejorar el control del motor hay que alargar la palanca que va del motor al pedal. Este otro video ayuda:
th-cam.com/video/YDiyffeXleg/w-d-xo.html
Hello, Cechaflo. Can you tell what gauge of electric wire do you use for this motor? 16 awg?
Dear Hugo, I have used regular electric wire as you can see in this video:
th-cam.com/video/g-64WWA_E8Q/w-d-xo.html
@@Cechaflo Gracias amigo. Muchos saludos
love to sit down with a coffee one day or behind a couple machines
Thanks so much for watching this video!
Boa noite eu gostaria muito de lidezer o quanto ademiro oceu trabalho e falo mas que Deus abençoe sempre
¡Le agradezco mucho por ver estos videos y que nuestro Dios lo colme de bendiciones también!
Tnx
You are welcome!
Geoff Halstead
César,
Finished taming the Singer and new video up:
th-cam.com/video/E78sn_po_X4/w-d-xo.html
Photos of what I did:
s1104.photobucket.com/user/Geoff_Halstead/Singer%20660%20A1/story
It's the best I can get it without fitting a servo motor.
Just need to return the top thread tension back to what it was before I fiddled with it, for some unknown reason, then start sewing.
Geoff - MUST learn to leave well alone if not broken!
Geoff Halstead
César,
th-cam.com/video/DyKpAPMz0gA/w-d-xo.html
First video of machine in operation with the extended clutch lever, but without the extra spring that has made it even easier to start slowly. Next video will show this.
Geoff - Have machine will sew!
ANSWER:
+Geoff Halstead Thanks for sharing this idea! ...I'll try out on my machine...I still need it slower, despite of I've changed the original motor pulley for a smaller one.
Geoff Halstead
Hace 2 años
Update on my effort to get a slow start.
WhooHoo, I've done it!
Extended the clutch shaft by 8" (230mm) and attached the top foot pedal rod to a long bolt sticking out at 90° from the end of the extension.
What a pleasure the machine now is, from hand turning slow to take-off speed.
Just need to put the extra tension spring back that I was using, just to give that little bit of extra resistance for initial pedal pressure.
It now feels as if I have a servo motor installed.
Well worth doing César.
Will put a video up ASAP.
Chuffed doesn't half explain how I feel.
Geoff - It's good when a plan comes together!
Hello friend what the best Pfaff 145 triplo two straing transpot
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Saludos y Gracias por eso videos excelentes . Me podrías ayudar tengo una Juki 563 y cuando hago el remate la aguja se parte ,No tengo ni la mínima duda q podría ser,Por lo demás trabaja perfecta.
Al hacer 'el remate', levantamos la 'palanca de reversa' que acciona los 'dientes de arrastre' al revés y en el momento la aguja hace el recorrido para atrás y 'debe' coincidir en los mismos 'hoyitos' que ya hizo.
Haga una prueba sobre una cartulina, es decir primero cose para adelante unas puntadas y luego levanta la palanca de reversa y se va a dar la costura para atrás que debe coincidir en los mismos hoyitos. Si no coinciden, quiere decir que por algún motivo hubo un desajuste y esto provoca que se rompa la aguja.
Muchas gracias por siempre contestar ,hare la prueba.
amigo su maquina esta un poquito desfasada en el cangrejo.
What is the name and spec your sewing machine?
Pfaff 1245-706/47
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Hey any belt will work as long at it’s adjusted properly. Thanks!
There are special sewing machine belts. In case of not getting 'originals' some engine car belts could be useful too.
Thanks for watching!
Or you can sacrifice 100$ and buy a servo motor with needle position sensor.
hellow how do I fix my brother sewing machine,My clutch motor is getting too hot and releasing smoke
Perhaps, you would need to replace the clutch motor for a new one. This is job for an electrical technician. Clutch motors have 'brake pads' that make the machine stop whenever it is necessary. If these pieces are worn out the metallic pieces are exposed and while making contact cause heating and fumes.
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Estimado Mario, en realidad no tengo taller establecido, mas que todo son trabajos caseros que subimos al youtube.
I bleave servo motor will be a better solution
You believe right! A servo motor is once and for all the best to keep control of speed.
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Good evening friend to triple Pfaff 145_H3_06/01 os a good machine
The Pfaff 145 is a good machine. Similar to 1245.
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Quanto custa a maquina Pifafe estou precisando de uma mas q seja de o ferta
Boa noite . uma dessa igual a do vídeo em média de 4 a 6 mil reais .Ok.
Disculpe Ud. no ví el comentario. Una máquina usada como la del video está alrededor de 800 a 1000 USD
Muchas gracias por compartir información.
Cómo hilar mi makina espfaff 138 _6 /21 BS
Is this machine a 1245 or 545? Thanks, Cesar!
It is a 1245-706-47 old version which was manufactured in Germany in the seventies.
Welcome to the channel anytime!
+Cechaflo A servo motor has a 'clockwise knob' so you can regulate the speed of the machine...you can sew stitch by stitch and it doesn't matter if the pedal is pushed completeley down.Check these useful links which give us a better idea about a clutch motor' and a 'servo motor'
raphaelsewing.com/blog/?p=13
www.cutsew.com/servo-vs-clutch-sewing-motors
www.ebay.com/gds/Faceoff-Servo-vs-Clutch-Sewing-Machine-Motors-/10000000005856179/g.html
th-cam.com/video/Qwi9UZz2VAQ/w-d-xo.html
The 1445 Pfaff is good and similar to the 1245...suppose, it is in good shape like new as those guys are asking 2000 euro...too expensive for a used one...I advise you to do an effort and buy a new one.
The small pulley is wrong
What size pulley did you use?
I used a 1 ½ " internal groove diameter.
Will this work on ppaff 1445?
I have now realized this machine 1445 is similar to a Pfaff 1245, 545, including 145. Little differences, such as needle system which is 134-35 and for Pfaff 1245 is 135-17
The 'slowing down process' work out the same. I'd rather recommend to get a servo motor...if possible.
The manual if necessary:www.manualslib.com/manual/1242760/Pfaff-1445.html?page=5#manual
Cechaflo thank you so much for the information. You have a link to the servomotor? This is my first stitching machine, i cant even use it 😂
@@someonebartender @Adil A Johhny is a youtube friend. He bought a servo motor for his own 1245 machine. A Ho Hsing G60
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Before purchasing be sure the correct voltage the motor uses and the place where you are (220, 110, 120 ?)
Cechaflo im gonna need to check the voltage for this motor. I just hope that i get something out of it. I just spend all of my money on this machine :/
sir, what the number of small pulley?
I do not know the number of small pulley. Its diameter is 5 cmm approx. A lathe operator can do it.
thanks sir, your video teaching for me. 🙏
takes2home
Hallo Maestro, I live in Berlin Germany and i am totally impress of your work, the quality that you have for getting the point across is SUPERB!! I would like to ask you something: if you would buy a new sew machine now, which Machine would you choose? i want to buy a new machine for the type of work you do and also sometimes leather bags and pouch from medium type of leather. sometimes a bit harder leather too.
Please it would be very very helpful to know after the machines that you already have which brand and model would you choose next...I mean hypothetically. I really trust your EXPERIENCE.
ThanK YoU in AdVaNce
ANSWER:
+takes2home Thanks for trusting on me! ..if you are in Germany, I think a good trade mark for industrial, heavy duty sewing machines would be Pfaff ...besides, they are more affordable. You could start with a single needle 1245 www.pfaff-industrial.com/en/portfolio/sewing-machines/flat-bed-heavy-duty/pfaff1245 Una 2545 es un poquito mejor:www.pfaff-industrial.com/en/portfolio/sewing-machines/flat-bed-heavy-duty/pfaff2545-basic
These are twin needle sewing machines very useful in upholstery :www.pfaff-industrial.com/en/portfolio/sewing-machines/flat-bed-heavy-duty/pfaff-2546-plus
www.pfaff-industrial.com/en/portfolio/sewing-machines/post-bed/pfaff-2596-plus
Be careful to buy an original sewing machine, because, I've heard some of these products are copied somewhere.
Jan Decker
Thank you for your reply, can you recommend the best servo motor to purchase, and where I can purchase it? Do you have a video on how to install one?
ANSWER: Dear Jan, To be honest, I do not know much about servo motors, sorry. But, I've found some information, that would be useful for you. Please, make your own judgment.
sewingmachinesview.com/best-sewing-machine-servo-motor/
www.allbrands.com/products/10568-reliable-sewquiet-6000sm-variable-speed-dc-servo-m
www.citysewing.com/diference-between-clutch-motor-servo-motor/
Check these useful links for a better idea about a clutch motor' and a 'servo motor'
raphaelsewing.com/blog/?p=13
www.cutsew.com/servo-vs-clutch-sewing-motors
www.ebay.com/gds/Faceoff-Servo-vs-Clutch-Sewing-Machine-Motors-/10000000005856179/g.html
th-cam.com/video/Qwi9UZz2VAQ/w-d-xo.html
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Thanks for watching this video!
You are a sewing machine technician and have a great channel!