it would be awesome if you did a video on all the attachments and different feet you can use on the 1541. i know things are a little more limited with the unison feeds, but I think a lot of people would find it really helpful.
I rarely comment but thank you so much for fixing my machine. Your videos are so clear and easy to understand without a lot of off the subject talking you get in some of these videos.
Brilliant explanations, clear and concise. Selling my Singer 58K45 and upgrading to Juki 1541. Alexander’s videos on the 1541 are a real bonus, thank you
Just wanted to thank you for this video. I’m new to sewing, just purchased a juki dnu1541s made one small project and my machine acted up. Did everything you did in this video, now she’s up and running even better. THANK YOU!!
Using this video I wound a bobbin for first time today and threaded my new 1541s! Yay. I read the manual but your instructions are more clear. I successfully sewed a small handbag on the 1541 today! What a thrill. Thank you so much! Didn’t see your Patreon link in the description.
I feel like I'm late to the industrial machine game, but I'm getting my 1541S set up right now. Thank you so much for all the tutorials and I hope you keep making them! They are giving me peace of mind and much needed confidence.
Thanks for the video! I was struggling getting the setup to work but didn't know my take up spring was not set until I seen how it was supposed to behave. I appreciate the detail
Thank you for your videos on this machine. I am picking up my machine today and getting more confident about my purchase knowing I can refer to your videos.
Thank you so much for this video. I took college classes for upholstery and really liked it. I bought this machine to start projects but I was never tought to wind my own bobbin or thread through the wide guide both directions. It works amazing now. I was struggling all week with it until now.
I want to thank you, I needed thin thread and a small needle for my project. I was able to set up my Juki 1541 to sew v60 thread with a #12 needle. Following your tension tips, it sews like a dream!😊
Really? I need to listen and try that!!! My 1541 seems to “eat “ finer fabric into the needle hole and cause a jam up. I just thought my machine was a beast...lol
I have a brand new 1541S and was setting it up watching your video a (very helpful) I have no tension on my spring feed. I went ahead an finished setting it up. It sews fine but the bottom stitch looks odd. I am an experienced sewer with several leather machines. I don't want to mess with it until I hear from someone familiar with this machine, thank you .
I am not sure what you mean by spring feed. Do you mean take-up spring? My first impression when I hear your bottom stitch looks odd is that you need to tighten the upper tension. Here is my video on tension adjustment th-cam.com/video/xax0RTCqYTk/w-d-xo.html
Odd, when I got mine there was no tension at all on the take up spring either. A little fiddling and got it working where the thread tugs at it just enough.
For winding the bobbin you can have the thread come-out of the back of the bobbin and have it pinched between the bobbin and the plastic guard on the body of the sewing machine. This is how I learned to do-it. Saves the hassle of having to hold the thread or use a clip at the front. Great video - I just ordered a long-spout oiler and will now take my machine apart - something I've never done as I didn't know what to look-for.
Very Nice video Alexander thank you .Can you please tell me what size of thread and needed are you used on this video and what is the maximum for this machine Thanks again
Great video, I've used my 1541 for 12 years and still learning new tricks. I would like some info on slowing the machine for more accurate leather sewing.
A servo motor does the trick for me. I have practically all my machines on servo motors. Follow this link for more info th-cam.com/video/lavkvsU5ltk/w-d-xo.html
Gary, I have the same machine and sew leather primarily. As soon as I got it, I ordered & installed (rather my hubby did😉) a box style speed reducer pulley from Toledo Sewing Co. He had to buy different belts at the auto store and return a few to get the right ones though. We chose the box style because you don’t have to modify the table to install it. Works amazing now!! So MUCH control. Stitch by stitch if you want. Highly recommend!
@@AlexanderDyer do you know anything about Eagle 135 industrial machines. I have an opportunity to pick one up but having trouble finding anything online. The lady selling it said she bought brand new 3 years ago and never could figure out how to use it. Selling for half what she paid and should be able to do medium weight pvc fabric and some light leather wallets checkbook ECT maybe knife sheath. Do you maybe have some info?
@@AlexanderDyer i was able to speak with Hoffman Brothers sewing in Illinois and get little more detail as they sell Eagle. I'm waiting for seller to provide model # and will call them back. Would you be interested in what I find out? Maybe will help you with future awesome videos.
Great presentation as usual, thank you. Would really like to be able to justify a machine like the Juki, until that day, I'll make due with my vintage Singers.
I am in the process of finding a 1541s. Do you have any sewing videos showing what the backside of the stick looks like? I purchased a Boss Tippman because I was doing everything by hand, and wanted to cut down on sewing time. However, the backside of the stick with the Boss never looks that good, especially on finished products. Would love to see what the Juki looks like in comparison.
Several things can effect this look. Needle condition, 'leather' needle shape or pattern, thread tension, foot pressure. Then there are just those folks who prefer the look and accuracy of hand stitch's. It that is you then no machine will satisfy if this does not describe you then this machine is tops.
@@AlexanderDyer no doubt it’s tough going from the hand stitched look to a machine. For a while I was using way too large of a needle and way too thick of a thread. Had much better results with the right needle/thread, but still couldn’t get over that backside stitch.
Hello. Do you by any chance know the name of the little rod that you threaded first? It had two holes on it. We bought a juki dnu-1541s probably about 10 years ago brand new so we could expand our Auto body business and offer upholstery work. We never have got that thing threaded. We have had four or five different people with one lady being someone who did upholstery work in California for many years and none of them could get it threaded. After watching your video I can see that the little rod that you've threaded first is gone. Thank you so much for such an informative video! From time to time I would get online trying to find something like this and never could find it so finally I became tired of putting forth effort and never getting anywhere so I haven't done it for about 3 years until now. THANK YOU!!!
Just pull that top black plug out and squirt the oil in until it reaches the desired level. Use on of these amzn.to/3YRi95q Then just pop the black plug back in and you are finished.
I just inherited a Juki DNU1541. I understand that this is an industrial machine but if I went with a finer needle and finer thread could regular sewing be done on it? I mainly quilt and do other sewing projects using basic cotton fabrics. Thanks.
There are in fact "industrial" machines for clothing and quilting but not the 1541. It would be overkill for the finer fabrics and threads. My advice would be to either use the 1541 for more robust projects or sell it and use the proceeds to buy a machine that is better suited to your needs. The 1541 is a very desirable machine and so you will be able to get a handsome amount of money without waiting very long.
Can you elaborate on the take up spring? Specifically, what effect adjusting clockwise and counter clockwise will have as well as adjusting the pretension of the spring its self? I have this machine and the manual. While the manual does cover how to adjust the check spring, it doesn't offer much understanding on what effect it has on the stitch or what kind of problems might indicate that an adjustment of this component is needed. Thank you for your videos!
Awesome video! Really helpful! I tried downloading the manual and the engineers manual but got error 404 page not found from your website. Where can I get these manuals from? Thanks
That would be this machine's bread and butter and no, there will be no skipped stitches provided it is properly running. th-cam.com/video/sBavkfataiM/w-d-xo.html
Hi Alexander. Can you tell me the name of the plastic top with the 6 screws in it at the bottom of the machine that you put oil in for the hook it has a hi n low mark mine is leaking not sure why so I wanna replace it
Do you have a video on juki ddl 5550? I'd like to do a maintenance before I use it. I bought it used. Also, I know its not the best machine for boat canvas, but is there an optimal setup for sewing lots of layers with clear vinyl eisenglass? Thanks
Just set up my machine. It seems the machine is sitting low and the door on top is level with the table so I'm unable to slide it out to the side. Do you think this is going to cause any issues?
There are shims in the corners that your machine sit on. These are usually rubber or felt. They are available in different thicknesses and I have made my own too. Low tech and effective.
@@AlexanderDyer Thanks, we used the ones that came with it. We'll probably add more to it to make it a little higher if it seems to be an issue when changing the bobbin.
Any suggestions Why would I have a big drag on my hand wheel , just to bring my the wheel forward and backwards is hard to do , I have servo motor , with the belt off there is a drag but worst with the belt on
MelodyAnn, that’s exactly what I thought when I first brought mine home! Didn’t realize just a slight depression on the pedal released it like Alex said. You’d think the sales people would tell you such things, lol.
Great video, 2nd time watching it. Alex, can you recall what that gold thread is you were using. It’s a perfect jeans hemming color and by the looks of it, weight. I’d appreciate the info!
Great video, very well instructed, thanks. Have you seen or planing any videos for needle bar height and especially rotary hook setup specifically for the 1541. I have run across others, but none for this 1541 machine.
Do you think the dual thread tension mechanism, like used in the 1508, would work on the 1541? I would like to get a broad range of thread acceptance without a lot of grief. I know the 1541-7 it should..
Hi Alexander, When they sold me the Juki they said to put oil in the red dot on top of the machine. I didn’t see you put oil in there and I don’t see it in the manual. Could you clarify if I need to put oil where the red dot is? Many thanks!
I am mistaken…yes…two places on top to oil before each use…the red dot and the round plastic container. Thank you for your video. I refer to it quite often!
So my Juki DNU 1541S arrived. I lubricated it and threaded it up. My check spring did not bounce back after threading through it and notice the screw is extremely loose and is not bouncing when the machine running. When I began to sew there seems to be rubbing with the belt, noticed belt shavings are spitting out of the case. I have stopped using it until I can find out what is going on. Any advice?
I bought my machine brand new it did not come with all 3 of the oil plugs in the oil reservoir , I only have one where can I get 3 more I will replace all plugs
Alex, according to the manual the bobbin should spin counter clockwise when you load it into the casing. If I understand correctly that is opposite of your instruction. Do you know if it really matters which way you load it? Either way seems to be fine to me. I have this machine and love it. I really appreciate you sharing all your knowledge.
I think the way that I show it is correct although I have done it wrong before and still had good results. Funny, right? I have gone back and looked at the document included in the description of this video and it simply gives an indicative arrow "B" showing the correct direction and so I can confirm that at least this time what I show in the video is correct. Thank you for your very polite question and I hope this helps.
Alexander Dyer So I went back and looked at my manual again and you are correct. I don’t know why I thought it showed the arrow in the other direction. I appreciate you taking the time to double check and make these videos for us
Why is my Juki DNU-1541S not catching the bobbin thread. Top thread is fine but does not catch the bobbin thread at all. I got the bobbin thread to come up thru the needle plate but when I see it’s not catching the bobbin thread 😢
Hi Alexander, I’m thinking of purchasing the 1541s, what thread would you recommend for the machine for making bags? Not to heavy I guess. I have a Juki 9000cfms and there isn’t many videos about that machine it would be great for some. Like threads needles as all that is a learning curve when you come from a domestic machine. Thanks!
I really appreciate your videos. . . . I was curious (and I know virtually nothing about sewing and machines), about something you said in your Consew Video. You said that the manual lube might be a better option because you can operate at something other than full speed. This seems like it would need some "velocity" to pick up the lube, but I'm not sure if it qualifies as a "manual" lube or auto. I'd really appreciate some education on this. I'm hoping to building backpacks and some other outdoor gear (eventually). Thanks!
Well, maybe not better but perfectly adequate. I would not let the fact that a machine had automatic lubrication stop me from getting it. When machines run slower they need less lubrication and so it all has a way of working out. Loading a bobbin at full speed can get it all lubed up too.
Oh and I guess I should mention I tried to look in the manual but I didn't see that rod in there which may be the reason why we couldn't figure out how to get it threaded. Idk
Shit, I pretty much figured the assembly out. Now to figure out where to line up those frigging dots to smoothly change bobbins. The dots on the wheel. Hint hint? …lol… I’m almost ready to sew. Christ, I had a choice, upgrade my machine or buy a new drum set. Well, the drums are gonna have to wait. The machine is more important now. The first thing I noticed was this head is way heavier than the typical Consew’s. I slid my hand under the foot assembly and you can’t do that with a Consew.
it would be awesome if you did a video on all the attachments and different feet you can use on the 1541. i know things are a little more limited with the unison feeds, but I think a lot of people would find it really helpful.
Agreed
Yes! Just got this machine I’d love to know more
I absolutely love how clear and concise you explain everything 🥰
I try, thank you.🙏
I rarely comment but thank you so much for fixing my machine. Your videos are so clear and easy to understand without a lot of off the subject talking you get in some of these videos.
Brilliant explanations, clear and concise. Selling my Singer 58K45 and upgrading to Juki 1541. Alexander’s videos on the 1541 are a real bonus, thank you
Thank you for the golden tips! By far my favorite TH-cam channel.
Wow, thanks! 🔥
I had the manual in my hands but your instruction was easier to follow! Thanks for posting
Just wanted to thank you for this video. I’m new to sewing, just purchased a juki dnu1541s made one small project and my machine acted up. Did everything you did in this video, now she’s up and running even better. THANK YOU!!
Extremely helpful and well done, I appreciate you taking the time to make such a detailed video on how it’s all done, thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Using this video I wound a bobbin for first time today and threaded my new 1541s! Yay. I read the manual but your instructions are more clear. I successfully sewed a small handbag on the 1541 today! What a thrill. Thank you so much! Didn’t see your Patreon link in the description.
Just found it. Thank you.
Best video out there on how to thread and wind bobbin. Great camera position so we can get a clear view.
Awesome, thank you!
I feel like I'm late to the industrial machine game, but I'm getting my 1541S set up right now. Thank you so much for all the tutorials and I hope you keep making them! They are giving me peace of mind and much needed confidence.
You are right on time.😃👍
Thanks for the video! I was struggling getting the setup to work but didn't know my take up spring was not set until I seen how it was supposed to behave. I appreciate the detail
Details, details, details. 😄 I am glad this was helpful. I have lots of sewing content that you may like. Thank you. 🙏
Thank you for your videos on this machine. I am picking up my machine today and getting more confident about my purchase knowing I can refer to your videos.
Thank you so much for this video. I took college classes for upholstery and really liked it. I bought this machine to start projects but I was never tought to wind my own bobbin or thread through the wide guide both directions. It works amazing now. I was struggling all week with it until now.
Thank you! You made threading this machine less scary than it looks. I think I can do this after watching this!!
Go for it!
This was so very helpful. Now to figure out the tension.
Did you see this? th-cam.com/video/xax0RTCqYTk/w-d-xo.html
I want to thank you, I needed thin thread and a small needle for my project. I was able to set up my Juki 1541 to sew v60 thread with a #12 needle. Following your tension tips, it sews like a dream!😊
Really? I need to listen and try that!!! My 1541 seems to “eat “ finer fabric into the needle hole and cause a jam up. I just thought my machine was a beast...lol
Nice and makes sense coming from a new Juki 1541S owner.
I have a brand new 1541S and was setting it up watching your video a (very helpful) I have no tension on my spring feed. I went ahead an finished setting it up. It sews fine but the bottom stitch looks odd. I am an experienced sewer with several leather machines. I don't want to mess with it until I hear from someone familiar with this machine, thank you .
I am not sure what you mean by spring feed. Do you mean take-up spring? My first impression when I hear your bottom stitch looks odd is that you need to tighten the upper tension. Here is my video on tension adjustment th-cam.com/video/xax0RTCqYTk/w-d-xo.html
Odd, when I got mine there was no tension at all on the take up spring either. A little fiddling and got it working where the thread tugs at it just enough.
Thank you so much. I have knocked my juki 1524S out of alignment and I need help learning how to fix it. I am a new subscriber.
Reviewed the video today because of puckering. I did see I had not been threading correctly and hope this helps eliminate the puckering.
if any of the threads are too tight it can cause that.
For winding the bobbin you can have the thread come-out of the back of the bobbin and have it pinched between the bobbin and the plastic guard on the body of the sewing machine. This is how I learned to do-it. Saves the hassle of having to hold the thread or use a clip at the front. Great video - I just ordered a long-spout oiler and will now take my machine apart - something I've never done as I didn't know what to look-for.
Thanks for the great tip. I will definitely try it out.
Thanks for sharing. I am trying to educate myself on the Juki and this was helpful.
Thanks!
Glad to be of service. I appreciate your generosity.
Great video, just got one of these machines
Hello! I didn’t see the link to download the Manuel. Thank you!
In the description
Thank you!
Thank you! Just got this machine and that was super helpful!
Great to hear!
Very Nice video Alexander thank you .Can you please tell me what size of thread and needed are you used on this video and what is the maximum for this machine Thanks again
Juki manual says 135 thread on top and bottom bobbin. I have used tex 210 for leather bag. Worked well.
Thank you very much, this was great!
This was awesome. Now do you show how to tighter the belt
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Great video, I've used my 1541 for 12 years and still learning new tricks. I would like some info on slowing the machine for more accurate leather sewing.
A servo motor does the trick for me. I have practically all my machines on servo motors. Follow this link for more info th-cam.com/video/lavkvsU5ltk/w-d-xo.html
Gary, I have the same machine and sew leather primarily. As soon as I got it, I ordered & installed (rather my hubby did😉) a box style speed reducer pulley from Toledo Sewing Co. He had to buy different belts at the auto store and return a few to get the right ones though. We chose the box style because you don’t have to modify the table to install it. Works amazing now!! So MUCH control. Stitch by stitch if you want. Highly recommend!
Thank you for the great videos.
Thanks for watching!
@@AlexanderDyer do you know anything about Eagle 135 industrial machines. I have an opportunity to pick one up but having trouble finding anything online.
The lady selling it said she bought brand new 3 years ago and never could figure out how to use it. Selling for half what she paid and should be able to do medium weight pvc fabric and some light leather wallets checkbook ECT maybe knife sheath. Do you maybe have some info?
No, not familiar. Contact her dealer.
@@AlexanderDyer i was able to speak with Hoffman Brothers sewing in Illinois and get little more detail as they sell Eagle. I'm waiting for seller to provide model # and will call them back. Would you be interested in what I find out? Maybe will help you with future awesome videos.
Great presentation as usual, thank you. Would really like to be able to justify a machine like the Juki, until that day, I'll make due with my vintage Singers.
Vintage Singers, that ain't a bad thing. In fact quite a few folks prefer them. 👍 The best sewing machine is the one you have.😉
Look for a used one. These machines don’t wear out.
Totally appreciate your videossss.
Thanxxxx.
Fantastic video
How do you get rid of that rubbing sound the presser bar creates when lifting it up??? Please help
I am in the process of finding a 1541s. Do you have any sewing videos showing what the backside of the stick looks like? I purchased a Boss Tippman because I was doing everything by hand, and wanted to cut down on sewing time. However, the backside of the stick with the Boss never looks that good, especially on finished products. Would love to see what the Juki looks like in comparison.
Several things can effect this look. Needle condition, 'leather' needle shape or pattern, thread tension, foot pressure. Then there are just those folks who prefer the look and accuracy of hand stitch's. It that is you then no machine will satisfy if this does not describe you then this machine is tops.
@@AlexanderDyer no doubt it’s tough going from the hand stitched look to a machine. For a while I was using way too large of a needle and way too thick of a thread. Had much better results with the right needle/thread, but still couldn’t get over that backside stitch.
great presentation thx
Excellent video instruction. Thank you so much!!!
How often should I oil? How do I put the oil in that reservoir under the machine you pointed out?
I have included links to the manual in the description and that should answer these questions and more.😀👍
Hello. Do you by any chance know the name of the little rod that you threaded first? It had two holes on it. We bought a juki dnu-1541s probably about 10 years ago brand new so we could expand our Auto body business and offer upholstery work. We never have got that thing threaded. We have had four or five different people with one lady being someone who did upholstery work in California for many years and none of them could get it threaded. After watching your video I can see that the little rod that you've threaded first is gone. Thank you so much for such an informative video! From time to time I would get online trying to find something like this and never could find it so finally I became tired of putting forth effort and never getting anywhere so I haven't done it for about 3 years until now. THANK YOU!!!
You forgot to tell us how to fill the reservoir with oil. However this an informative video. Thank you for that.
Just pull that top black plug out and squirt the oil in until it reaches the desired level. Use on of these amzn.to/3YRi95q Then just pop the black plug back in and you are finished.
@@AlexanderDyer thank you for the reply. Your videos have been instrumental in my learning of the DNU-1541. Keep up the great work
How do you still work on a project and wind a bobbin at the same time? I’m not understanding
watch the beginning of this video th-cam.com/video/35zxtSRFXwQ/w-d-xo.html
I just inherited a Juki DNU1541. I understand that this is an industrial machine but if I went with a finer needle and finer thread could regular sewing be done on it? I mainly quilt and do other sewing projects using basic cotton fabrics. Thanks.
There are in fact "industrial" machines for clothing and quilting but not the 1541. It would be overkill for the finer fabrics and threads. My advice would be to either use the 1541 for more robust projects or sell it and use the proceeds to buy a machine that is better suited to your needs. The 1541 is a very desirable machine and so you will be able to get a handsome amount of money without waiting very long.
Thank you very much! Very helpful
Question, when you change out the needle, does the needle go all the way to the top and then you screw it in?
In short, yes. In long, th-cam.com/video/9wek6_aFy_I/w-d-xo.html
I follow your instructions but can’t seem to get the bottom thread to catch and come up through to the top. What might be my problem?
Can you elaborate on the take up spring? Specifically, what effect adjusting clockwise and counter clockwise will have as well as adjusting the pretension of the spring its self? I have this machine and the manual. While the manual does cover how to adjust the check spring, it doesn't offer much understanding on what effect it has on the stitch or what kind of problems might indicate that an adjustment of this component is needed. Thank you for your videos!
This guy is super good. I think his video is good and will help you. th-cam.com/video/XicwSGPaYiA/w-d-xo.html
Thank so much that was so helpful.
for some reason the thread is not pulling up from the bottom. What could cause this?
Hi I’m using a juki1541 do you know how can i make the noise go away while sewing?? Thank you..
You must first identify the noise.
Awesome video! Really helpful! I tried downloading the manual and the engineers manual but got error 404 page not found from your website. Where can I get these manuals from? Thanks
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@@AlexanderDyer 15:23
Is there zipper foot for this machine?
How does this machine do sewing thru 6 layers of vinyl? Does the stitching skip?
That would be this machine's bread and butter and no, there will be no skipped stitches provided it is properly running. th-cam.com/video/sBavkfataiM/w-d-xo.html
@@AlexanderDyer thank you. Really enjoy your videos.
Hi Alexander. Can you tell me the name of the plastic top with the 6 screws in it at the bottom of the machine that you put oil in for the hook it has a hi n low mark mine is leaking not sure why so I wanna replace it
214-01302 Gasket
214-01401 Oil Tank Cover
214-01500 Oil Tank Cover Plate
@@AlexanderDyer omg thank you soooooo much. I really appreciate you n your knowledge.
Does it hurt to wind the bobbin without fabric underneath the needle?
Excellent....from start to Beethoven's 9th.
Do you have a video on juki ddl 5550? I'd like to do a maintenance before I use it. I bought it used. Also, I know its not the best machine for boat canvas, but is there an optimal setup for sewing lots of layers with clear vinyl eisenglass? Thanks
No videos of the 5550 but the 8700 is similar I think. th-cam.com/video/2PJII-fOnp4/w-d-xo.html
Awesome...Thank you!
Just set up my machine. It seems the machine is sitting low and the door on top is level with the table so I'm unable to slide it out to the side. Do you think this is going to cause any issues?
There are shims in the corners that your machine sit on. These are usually rubber or felt. They are available in different thicknesses and I have made my own too. Low tech and effective.
Here is me making some corner block spacers. th-cam.com/video/sThiub95oi4/w-d-xo.html
@@AlexanderDyer Thanks, we used the ones that came with it. We'll probably add more to it to make it a little higher if it seems to be an issue when changing the bobbin.
@@AlexanderDyer Thank you!
Any suggestions Why would I have a big drag on my hand wheel , just to bring my the wheel forward and backwards is hard to do , I have servo motor , with the belt off there is a drag but worst with the belt on
The motor has a brake. A slight press of the pedal will release it. Not sure why your machine alone would drag, again check with your dealer.
MelodyAnn, that’s exactly what I thought when I first brought mine home! Didn’t realize just a slight depression on the pedal released it like Alex said. You’d think the sales people would tell you such things, lol.
Alex...can you do a video on correcting the take up spring when it won’t stay down in a near horizontal position?
This guy is super good. I think his video is good and will help you. th-cam.com/video/XicwSGPaYiA/w-d-xo.html
Great video, 2nd time watching it. Alex, can you recall what that gold thread is you were using. It’s a perfect jeans hemming color and by the looks of it, weight. I’d appreciate the info!
It is great thread. CTS tex 105 core spun poly www.ctsusa.com/banner_img/?click-1512577826-1204830788
Thank you so much! I looked and it didn’t mention Leather specifically as a use. Do you think it’s suitable for leather handbags too?
Thanks for Your videos Sir
It's my pleasure
Did he thread with the foot down or up?
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Great video, very well instructed, thanks. Have you seen or planing any videos for needle bar height and especially rotary hook setup specifically for the 1541. I have run across others, but none for this 1541 machine.
Check out the Engineer's Manual in the description and see if that helps you out.
Do you think the dual thread tension mechanism, like used in the 1508, would work on the 1541? I would like to get a broad range of thread acceptance without a lot of grief. I know the 1541-7 it should..
I think it should work, no problem.
Donde comprar ese
hilo que usas the tread?
www.ctsusa.com/
Da li ima u Beogradu negde gde moze da se vidi ova masina you da se kupi i koliko kosta kazite.
Hi Alexander, When they sold me the Juki they said to put oil in the red dot on top of the machine. I didn’t see you put oil in there and I don’t see it in the manual. Could you clarify if I need to put oil where the red dot is? Many thanks!
Yes but I am surprised it is not in the manual.
I am mistaken…yes…two places on top to oil
before each use…the red dot and the round plastic container. Thank you for your video. I refer to it quite often!
So my Juki DNU 1541S arrived. I lubricated it and threaded it up. My check spring did not bounce back after threading through it and notice the screw is extremely loose and is not bouncing when the machine running. When I began to sew there seems to be rubbing with the belt, noticed belt shavings are spitting out of the case. I have stopped using it until I can find out what is going on. Any advice?
Some people work on their cars and others take their cars to the mechanic. Same with sewing machines.
I bought my machine brand new it did not come with all 3 of the oil plugs in the oil reservoir , I only have one where can I get 3 more I will replace all plugs
Not sure where you got your machine but usually that is a good place to start. If not then try hendersonsewing.com
Alex, according to the manual the bobbin should spin counter clockwise when you load it into the casing. If I understand correctly that is opposite of your instruction. Do you know if it really matters which way you load it? Either way seems to be fine to me. I have this machine and love it. I really appreciate you sharing all your knowledge.
I think the way that I show it is correct although I have done it wrong before and still had good results. Funny, right? I have gone back and looked at the document included in the description of this video and it simply gives an indicative arrow "B" showing the correct direction and so I can confirm that at least this time what I show in the video is correct. Thank you for your very polite question and I hope this helps.
Alexander Dyer So I went back and looked at my manual again and you are correct. I don’t know why I thought it showed the arrow in the other direction. I appreciate you taking the time to double check and make these videos for us
Mate a silly question our do i tilt my 1541
Great video! Thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Why is my Juki DNU-1541S not catching the bobbin thread. Top thread is fine but does not catch the bobbin thread at all. I got the bobbin thread to come up thru the needle plate but when I see it’s not catching the bobbin thread 😢
Change the needle and make sure it is threaded in the correct direction. A new needle can do wonders.
Hi Alexander, I’m thinking of purchasing the 1541s, what thread would you recommend for the machine for making bags? Not to heavy I guess. I have a Juki 9000cfms and there isn’t many videos about that machine it would be great for some. Like threads needles as all that is a learning curve when you come from a domestic machine. Thanks!
So my go to thread is tex 105 core spun poly
I want a Judi. My Machine it’s brothers and it’s just not for large quilts Do you recommend a place to buy a refurbished
Did you show how to fill the oil?
Tip it back and pop out that top black plug, fill through the hole to the desired level and pop the rubber plug back in.
Great video
I really appreciate your videos. . . . I was curious (and I know virtually nothing about sewing and machines), about something you said in your Consew Video. You said that the manual lube might be a better option because you can operate at something other than full speed. This seems like it would need some "velocity" to pick up the lube, but I'm not sure if it qualifies as a "manual" lube or auto. I'd really appreciate some education on this. I'm hoping to building backpacks and some other outdoor gear (eventually). Thanks!
Well, maybe not better but perfectly adequate. I would not let the fact that a machine had automatic lubrication stop me from getting it. When machines run slower they need less lubrication and so it all has a way of working out. Loading a bobbin at full speed can get it all lubed up too.
Can I load a bobbin while I am NOT sewing?
Yep yep. Unthread the needle and lift the foot first.
Oh and I guess I should mention I tried to look in the manual but I didn't see that rod in there which may be the reason why we couldn't figure out how to get it threaded. Idk
I can not download the manual
Sorry, I checked the links and they are working for me.
Shit, I pretty much figured the assembly out. Now to figure out where to line up those frigging dots to smoothly change bobbins. The dots on the wheel. Hint hint? …lol… I’m almost ready to sew. Christ, I had a choice, upgrade my machine or buy a new drum set. Well, the drums are gonna have to wait. The machine is more important now.
The first thing I noticed was this head is way heavier than the typical Consew’s.
I slid my hand under the foot assembly and you can’t do that with a Consew.
You dont need weight to start winding just put thread in the bobin holder cut and push it inside with bobin
hah, this thing provides oil the exact same way as my Hammond B tone generator.
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