Oh my gosh, I wanted to take my bobbin-winder and throw it against the wall as useless, but you not only answered my question about UNEVEN bobbin-winding, where before I had to hold my finger on and off against the thread at every layer while it was winding as there was never enough on the right side (DUH), you also showed putting the thread through the holes in the bobbin to start the winding which was the BEST, as I always manually started winding some thread on the bobbin! Goodness gracious, those screws are there for a reason after all!!! Thanks for this video, succinct and to the point!
Thank you so much for taking the time to explain how it works....I was able to figure out my problem. I think it had gotten pushed away from the belt- and wouldn't go around anymore. Maybe too much lint in there? I cleaned it, oiled it, did a little shoving and it is working again! The main thing I noticed is when I pushed it backwards (the bobbin winding unit), it wound again. Obviously it had lost contact with the belt somehow.
I can't seem to find an answer for my problem. I hope you can help... Two bobbins split in half as I was using my bobbin winder. It is new. What do I do to fix this ! The bobbins were not filled completely at all maybe half way and.. split apart !
I haven't found a remedy for my issue yet. I might just use a dremel and grind a little off the piece. The part that dictates when the bobbin winder flips off rubs on my bobbin on the inner side. Is there a way to adjust that shaft that in and out so that I can move it in further towards the machine to center the 'finger' on the bobbin or should i just grind a little off the inner side of it so that it clears. The bobbin is pushed on as far as it can go.
I have an artisan industrial machine and the string seems to come out of the tension disc while its winding no matter how tight or loose the tension is, is there something else I need to look at to fix this issue besides the tension tightness itself?
My bobbin loads heavy on the right. I have the tension unit as far as it goes to the left and it still loads a bit heavy on the right. What do you suggest?
Turn the little screw on the metal tab that sticks out to center of bobbin. One direction the little tab will rise up closer to center of bobbin, the other way further away. It should kick the winder off. I'm sure by now you figured this out. :)
Oh my gosh, I wanted to take my bobbin-winder and throw it against the wall as useless, but you not only answered my question about UNEVEN bobbin-winding, where before I had to hold my finger on and off against the thread at every layer while it was winding as there was never enough on the right side (DUH), you also showed putting the thread through the holes in the bobbin to start the winding which was the BEST, as I always manually started winding some thread on the bobbin! Goodness gracious, those screws are there for a reason after all!!! Thanks for this video, succinct and to the point!
No problem at all. Happy it helped.
wow thank you so much, could never get my bobbin to wind evenly and fully enough. thank you. very very helpful
I was just thinking of calling a mechanic, and then i found ur channel, thank God it works. I saved myself $2000 Jamaican
Great to hear!
Steve - great teacher and video editing - I was able to tune up my bobbin winder!!! finally!!!
Thank you so much for taking the time to explain how it works....I was able to figure out my problem. I think it had gotten pushed away from the belt- and wouldn't go around anymore. Maybe too much lint in there? I cleaned it, oiled it, did a little shoving and it is working again! The main thing I noticed is when I pushed it backwards (the bobbin winding unit), it wound again. Obviously it had lost contact with the belt somehow.
Thanks so much. Can’t wait to get to my sewing cabin to try this. My. Ingest issue with 1181
You are most welcome!
Thank you for saving me. My bobbin was too loose
THANK YOU!!!Worked like a charm.
This video is so helpful. All your videos are very helpful. Thank you so much for sharing! :)
You are welcome.
I can't seem to find an answer for my problem. I hope you can help...
Two bobbins split in half as I was using my bobbin winder. It is new. What do I do to fix this !
The bobbins were not filled completely at all maybe half way and.. split apart !
Thank you for the video. Is there a video on how to start threading the bobbin winder for the Tacsew T111-155, please? Thanks.
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ty I have learned so much from your videos
Glad to hear it!
Omg thank you so much for this 😊😊
I haven't found a remedy for my issue yet. I might just use a dremel and grind a little off the piece. The part that dictates when the bobbin winder flips off rubs on my bobbin on the inner side. Is there a way to adjust that shaft that in and out so that I can move it in further towards the machine to center the 'finger' on the bobbin or should i just grind a little off the inner side of it so that it clears. The bobbin is pushed on as far as it can go.
How to adjust if the winder clicks off as soon as you start to wind it?
Did the old B755's have a rubber ring on that disk that is engaging with the motor belt?
I have never seen a rubber ring on an external bobbin winder.
Same question I'm stuff mine broke.
Please help what to do, where to buy
I have an artisan industrial machine and the string seems to come out of the tension disc while its winding no matter how tight or loose the tension is, is there something else I need to look at to fix this issue besides the tension tightness itself?
Hello. Have you find solution for your problem maybe? I have the same problem and i don't know how to fix it
Thank you!!! You saved my day!!
You're welcome!!
My bobbin loads heavy on the right. I have the tension unit as far as it goes to the left and it still loads a bit heavy on the right. What do you suggest?
Thank you
No problem.
how to to fix..bobin winder won't stop when it's full.?
Turn the little screw on the metal tab that sticks out to center of bobbin. One direction the little tab will rise up closer to center of bobbin, the other way further away. It should kick the winder off. I'm sure by now you figured this out. :)
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