Thank you so much. I called the sewing machine repair guy before watching this video and after watching your video, I was able to fix the problem, it was my thread tension....amazing! You are a life-saver and a money-saver. #grateful
This is the first video I've found that actually tells people to clean their machines and especially the ORIENTATION in which the needle needs to face. I will be copying the link to this video to share with friends who don't get what I mean when I say the needle needs to face the right way. Thanks for making this super informative video
Thank you and greetings from Slovenia (in the heart of Europe). You saved my sanity. I just got my first industrial sewing machine 2 days ago (otherwise my fifth machine) and they put the needle the wrong way in and I thought that's definitely the right way, they know what they are doing, so I've been suffering for 2 days (thread fraying !!). Thank you for all your videos on sewing machines. I'm addicted to sewing machines.
Okay, this solved my problem! Bent needle, but I couldn't see that it was bent, as soon as I changed it out, it worked. Thank you so much! Just bought this antique machine and was at a loss!
Are you the uncle of Chris Fix It? I'm new to sewing, but found this a great starting point to learn more about the tools of the trade. Great work on the video and excellent explanations/demonstrations.
LOL who else came here because they can’t get the stitch to stay? An hour in and every time I check my glorious work the stitches didn’t even penetrate. FOR SHAME!
I really love your videos, you have a very nice way of explaining things. I have learned so much from you. I recently started my own channel about fixing sewing machines, I hope to be as entertaining and informative as you sometime in the future.
Thank you for your video. I couldnt stich and the timing fix is very complicated. after 3 days i fix it but was working only the straight stiches so i put a little lower the needle and now is working with all the proggrammes.
Thanks , I have an old Kenmore machine that my mom used to make clothes on and it was breaking the thread every time, and all that was wrong was the needele was turned in the wrong direction , You saved my project.
Great explanation and video. Your closeups are so helpful. I’ve been going through some of your videos as I attempt to tune up a singer 319w I just got. It’s just like the one you had in your video of that model . I think it may have the wrong needle (I’ve ordered some correct ones), and I’ve been struggling with the stitch tension and stitch length adjustment. The patterns don’t come out at all like they should, and the motor can hardly turn the wheel, even after a good oiling. I’ll wait for the new needles and try again.
If your machine is easy to turn by hand you may have a weak motor or perhaps the belt is slipping. If the machine is not easy to turn by hand then perhaps there is thread wrapped around something.
Alexander Dyer ok, thanks for the tip. It’s not super easy to turn by hand - definitely some resistance, so I’ll take a look there. Also it absolutely won’t turn when I set it to wind the bobbin. I was thinking the rubber ring might be too large; creates a lot of resistance. Thanks again!
My question to Alexander Dyer, you appear very knowledgeable about stitching. I recently started a job as a stitcher with a company that makes Tents for the Military as well as Commercial use. We have a mechanic on site that troubleshoots any issues. My machine, a Seiko Industrial machine, (can't remember model) often starts to work. And then just stops stitching. ( Just a needle with thread penetrating fabric) The needle is new, the Bobbin is full, and everything looks correct. I'm sure to hold the thread when applicable, everything I was taught. I need this job and want to excel. Any pointers, or advice.
Just ask somebody at work. You will not be expected to know everything your first week. If you are not willing to discuss your work with supervisors and coworkers you will definitely lose your job. You are supposed to discuss your issues at work, that is what they want, if not start looking for employment where work related issues are openly discussed.
Thanks for the video... always informative.... my Juki 2810 had problems with prewound bobbins ...you are correct about getting Juki brand bobbins ... prewound bobbins are not usually a problem on the majority of machines but on the 2810 it is... btw I’m selling my 2810 ... if u know anyone interested let me know.... thanks again for the video
We have this sewing machine (Janome 620) since I was a kid and this is the first time I'm eager to learn on how to use it. But my mom said they didn't know what's the real problem. My dad is always the one who's good at checking "what-could-be-the-problem" and fix it for a while but it will return to it's usual state. I tried looking for the manual but it's not available on the internet or even in their website. I'm hoping someone could help me to fix this and I would reallyyy appreciate that 💕
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I've been trying to get my sewing machine to work for 2 days now, turns out my needle is in the wrong way (I didn't set up the machine it was a gift from my mom) so I've been threading the needle backwards
Thank you ! Very good to remind us of these potential problems... Do you have a video on walking foot pressure feet? I notice with my sailrite bigNtall that the pressure foot set is so long front to back that it does not hop double or triple seam to double or single seam very well and in fact the stitching may be off in length as it looses pressure until the foot passes the juncture and regains its tension. Any suggestions? I think my foot is really long in comparions to the juki you feature in this video and my feed dogs are quite a bit larger.. I would love to see you explain how that could be corrected perhaps by using another foot? Thanks again..super videos !
I am not familiar with that particular machine but I will guess. My guess is that your issue maybe could be solved by adjusting alternating foot movement to a larger setting. If you still want feet, it looks like Sailrite has a pretty good selection, have you tried them? I might even present them with your issue since they no doubt would be more familiar than I. Good luck.
Hey!!! I need your help I'm losing my mind!!!! I have the necchi 559 and it doesnt sew? The motor runs but the needle doesnt move, for some reason it only moves when I turn the hand clutch every single time I stop the machine and start again :((( any help?
My machine is threaded properly my bobbin is threaded properly it came with the machine has worked fine till now but although the machine is working it is not making stitches help please
I changed my needle and it didnt sew, the thread kept breaking and it was doing great big tacking stitches! I took side off so I could see the parts moving, oiled them all and then removed my needle and re-inserted hey presto its sewing! I dont know what was wrong, the needle was round the right way, but maybe in the wrong position.? Thanks for informative video, saved my sanity 🤯
I'm out of any new ideas! I own an 1968 Singer 457 stylist . The gear went bad on the shaft, which I did replace. Unfortunatly,Unfortunately, gear I was sold off ebay, was the right part #, but the wrong gear, and in adjusting everything I could think might be binding it, I found out and changed the gear to the correct one, I've dismantled and rebuilt it and still can't get it to stitch.ive replaced needles retired the hook, I'm stuck!
When cleaning you have to open it up. Is that good for those of us that are not technical. I dont know. Ihave not ever changed my needle. I have used it since ek. I am scared of even taking it out lest I fail to put it back. Anyway let me not be a sissie and try it out. I have had the machine for 30 years but it sews very well
Changing a needle is a basic sewing machine operator task. Needles are a consumable part and need to be replaced periodically due to wear and or damage. Also needle sizes vary depending on the size of thread used for any given project. Here is another video for you on changing your needle. th-cam.com/video/9wek6_aFy_I/w-d-xo.html
I just got a domestic 468 with no manual and I thought I had it sewing good, but now it seems to sew with only the bobbin thread, no top thread. anything you can please help me on is super appreciated
You make great videos on sewing machines. Great information that is well presented. Nice video resolution and editing. I also like all the different machines you highlight. I appreciate your work. Mario from GHUnders.
This is slightly off the subject, but I was wondering if you have a preference for serger thread (garment sewing). I couldn't even tell you what brand of thread I have, because I bought it a while ago in large quantities, hefty spools, there's no label on them and I can't remember where I got them. How's that for helpful? All I know is, at the time, I didn't think it was cheap thread, because I normally buy the best I can afford. However, there have been times when the thread is so uneven, it actually breaks going through the loopers (or the needle). You see it coming and grit your teeth, hoping it'll make it through - ha! Do you have a certain brand that works well for you? Thanks for all of your videos, Annette
I have two places I go to for thread. I have bought lots of thread from California Thread Company, it is core spun polyester, a ployesther core that is then wrapped with another layer, it is quite soft to the touch. strong, consistent. Not at all like plastic that you get with bonded polyester. www.ctsusa.com/_e/gdept/01/Threads.htm For cotton and other types of thread, I have gotten some very nice, smooth thread from Wawak.com . They carry major brands, some decent sized cones and a pretty decent website, although it seems to be down right now.
I have a more modern heavy singer and I have a needle problem where if I have a thicker layer the machine just makes a whizzing sound, the needle will move a bit but then get stuck again. The only way it’ll work is at top speed! On my old machine I could tighten the inside of the hand turn wheel when this happened but this one doesn’t have that option. Any ideas?
Unfortunately "heavy" does not mean what you would think it means in the domestic sewing machine corporate landscape. What you are experiencing is why so many folks choose to get industrial sewing machines. You have reached past the capabilities of your machine. My channel is full of good old home sewing machines and there is just so much they can sew. You could try adjusting your belt tension and even a new belt may help a bit but for heavier sewing like jeans and coats I would recommend an industrial.
Help needed: My Brother ZU2-B685 is driving me crazy. The fabric doesn't move properly and I get veryyy small, tight stitches (irrespective of tension, stitch length, or zig zag width settings) If I pull the fabric while stitching, only then I get the stitches right. Also, the reverse isn't working properly at all. Have to pull the fabric here too. But it's clearly not working properly.
My machine is not sewing any stitches and my thread is not breaking but it comes out of the needle. I don't know what the problem is, I'm ready to do some sewing and I can't. Plz. give me your help I appreciate it much.
I have a Singer Starter machine. I been sewing for a couple of years and never had any problems that I couldn't fix. But this machine is stressing me out . I would really like to sew with it again. I brought it from Figis Gallery company cause it was a buy now pay later.
Please help....the feed travel for material is only going back to front,when I push the button,it pops back to back to front travel,it won't stay...sl1200 simplicity
Have a manual but it's crap and for winding the bobbin the pages are missing lol. I know its the tension but good grief I just can't find the right setting to just make a straight stitch. It's a morse 5100 my grandmother's so I'm lost on how to fix it.
Here are a couple of home machine video, not your machine but I think there may be enough similarity that you can glean some useful info. th-cam.com/video/SgWAB4JWtbk/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/0Aj7EmtPdNo/w-d-xo.html
You not into sewing machines? But maybe cars, tools, whatever? Don't leave this video without watching from the 11:00 mark? There is good advice for whatever you want to keep running, and running well!
I've cleaned my machine, changed the needles...(I am new to sewing)..and still my machine which is a Frisher 105 Star is not sewing? Its going to go though the window soon lol..x
My needle threader is not working it used to be fine before and now even the machine is not sewing any cloth that I trying to sew my machine is Juki HZL-353ZR-C. Pls. What do I need to check I already change the needle.
The part of my (JANOMME 1000 ,New) Machine that needle FITS in, is STUCK inside where side Bobbin sits ! Turning Side wheel does not move it! No JoAnn stores where I live ( Moved to Boston ,from Columbus,OH.) are open , thanks to Covid-19 🤨👎🏽
Alguien me puede colaborar tengo una máquina paff triple arrastre y le falta el cangrejo será que es posible adptar de otro tipo de máquina gracias si alguien me puede colaborara
Thank you so much. I called the sewing machine repair guy before watching this video and after watching your video, I was able to fix the problem, it was my thread tension....amazing! You are a life-saver and a money-saver. #grateful
Fantastic!
This is the first video I've found that actually tells people to clean their machines and especially the ORIENTATION in which the needle needs to face. I will be copying the link to this video to share with friends who don't get what I mean when I say the needle needs to face the right way. Thanks for making this super informative video
Thank you and greetings from Slovenia (in the heart of Europe). You saved my sanity. I just got my first industrial sewing machine 2 days ago (otherwise my fifth machine) and they put the needle the wrong way in and I thought that's definitely the right way, they know what they are doing, so I've been suffering for 2 days (thread fraying !!). Thank you for all your videos on sewing machines. I'm addicted to sewing machines.
I too am addicted to sewing machines. 🙏
Thank you for the lesson, picked up loads of info especially for my needles! Now my machine is sewing perfect stitches......
Wow you saved my sewing machine, you made me realise I had a problem with my needle that I would have never thought about! Thank you
Okay, this solved my problem! Bent needle, but I couldn't see that it was bent, as soon as I changed it out, it worked. Thank you so much! Just bought this antique machine and was at a loss!
Excellent!
Loved seeing your vintage machines in action!
Those are some goodies. Thank you.
Yes! Thank you, I changed the needle and it's sewing again!
Are you the uncle of Chris Fix It? I'm new to sewing, but found this a great starting point to learn more about the tools of the trade. Great work on the video and excellent explanations/demonstrations.
LOL who else came here because they can’t get the stitch to stay? An hour in and every time I check my glorious work the stitches didn’t even penetrate. FOR SHAME!
I came here because I was told to check why the company's industrial sewing machine isn't stitching. And I'm a mechanic. 🫣
Alexander Dyer,
Thank You , I try so many times and thought sending my machine for servicing, little did I knew about needle facing wrong way.
Same with me. I was threading the needle the wrong way.
The flat side of the needle goes to the bàck, the ridge side shows on the front side so u can see the ridge side isn't it.
Thanks Alexander. You always have the best information.
I really love your videos, you have a very nice way of explaining things. I have learned so much from you. I recently started my own channel about fixing sewing machines, I hope to be as entertaining and informative as you sometime in the future.
Best of luck!
Thank you for your video. I couldnt stich and the timing fix is very complicated. after 3 days i fix it but was working only the straight stiches so i put a little lower the needle and now is working with all the proggrammes.
Thanks , I have an old Kenmore machine that my mom used to make clothes on and it was breaking the thread every time, and all that was wrong was the needele was turned in the wrong direction , You saved my project.
Great video! I’ve experienced quite a few of these problems and your explanations make so much sense as to why! Thank you!!
Great explanation and video. Your closeups are so helpful. I’ve been going through some of your videos as I attempt to tune up a singer 319w I just got. It’s just like the one you had in your video of that model . I think it may have the wrong needle (I’ve ordered some correct ones), and I’ve been struggling with the stitch tension and stitch length adjustment. The patterns don’t come out at all like they should, and the motor can hardly turn the wheel, even after a good oiling. I’ll wait for the new needles and try again.
If your machine is easy to turn by hand you may have a weak motor or perhaps the belt is slipping. If the machine is not easy to turn by hand then perhaps there is thread wrapped around something.
Alexander Dyer ok, thanks for the tip. It’s not super easy to turn by hand - definitely some resistance, so I’ll take a look there. Also it absolutely won’t turn when I set it to wind the bobbin. I was thinking the rubber ring might be too large; creates a lot of resistance. Thanks again!
Always interesting and informative. Like anything else, knowledge and a logical thought process is the key to success. Thank you, for the upload.
Thanks to you as well.
Thanks - I needed a tutorial on how to thread the machine - now I know. Thank you!!
You are welcome!
I've been able to download free PDF manuals for my sewing machines, which has been really helpful.
Right on
This is one of your best videos. 👍
Thanks Alexander for sharing your knowledge and experience with us! You've done a great service!
My pleasure!
Alright, alright, alright. ;) Thanks for this as I keep having this problem.
Hey Jason,
Awesome video!! Very comprehensive, and very good advise! Great job!!!
Hey, thanks!
Wow lots of valuable info. I will use this to troubleshoot my machine. Thank you.
Great to hear!
Thank you very much, sir. Very professional and teaching methods very clear. Aporeciate very much. Tq again
Thank you. Very informative. I am so glad I found this.
perfect. thank you. this was the professional detail I needed.
Seriously thank you!! 😊 this helped so much!
My question to Alexander Dyer, you appear very knowledgeable about stitching. I recently started a job as a stitcher with a company that makes Tents for the Military as well as Commercial use. We have a mechanic on site that troubleshoots any issues. My machine, a Seiko Industrial machine, (can't remember model) often starts to work. And then just stops stitching. ( Just a needle with thread penetrating fabric) The needle is new, the Bobbin is full, and everything looks correct. I'm sure to hold the thread when applicable, everything I was taught. I need this job and want to excel. Any pointers, or advice.
Just ask somebody at work. You will not be expected to know everything your first week. If you are not willing to discuss your work with supervisors and coworkers you will definitely lose your job. You are supposed to discuss your issues at work, that is what they want, if not start looking for employment where work related issues are openly discussed.
Thanks. You have thought me a lot. You have been very helpful
I didn't know what I didn't know! Thanks very much.
🤔😃👆❗
Thank you so much very informative. I was able to fix my machine
Articulate, thorough and helpful as always.
Glad it was helpful!
You sound like Matthew McConaughey 😂it's a compliment
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THAT'S WHY THE VOICE SOUNDED SO FAMILIAR!!!
I’m so irritated at my damn machine so LOLOLOLOL@ your intro “how the eff should I know”:hahahUnexpected laughter thank you
Thanks for the video... always informative.... my Juki 2810 had problems with prewound bobbins ...you are correct about getting Juki brand bobbins ... prewound bobbins are not usually a problem on the majority of machines but on the 2810 it is... btw I’m selling my 2810 ... if u know anyone interested let me know.... thanks again for the video
Thank you ❤️❤️
Thank you. You always give good sound advice and I appreciate that.
You are so welcome
We have this sewing machine (Janome 620) since I was a kid and this is the first time I'm eager to learn on how to use it. But my mom said they didn't know what's the real problem. My dad is always the one who's good at checking "what-could-be-the-problem" and fix it for a while but it will return to it's usual state. I tried looking for the manual but it's not available on the internet or even in their website. I'm hoping someone could help me to fix this and I would reallyyy appreciate that 💕
Great video, Alexander! I need those ultra narrow feet that you have on your 1508! Source, please?
Kwok Hing KP1510-N081
Me too!
Ive spent hours uppon hours of rage and frustration of my stiching problem solving and the issue was that my needle wasnt facing the right way ,wow
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I've been trying to get my sewing machine to work for 2 days now, turns out my needle is in the wrong way (I didn't set up the machine it was a gift from my mom) so I've been threading the needle backwards
Thank you ! Very good to remind us of these potential problems... Do you have a video on walking foot pressure feet? I notice with my sailrite bigNtall that the pressure foot set is so long front to back that it does not hop double or triple seam to double or single seam very well and in fact the stitching may be off in length as it looses pressure until the foot passes the juncture and regains its tension. Any suggestions? I think my foot is really long in comparions to the juki you feature in this video and my feed dogs are quite a bit larger.. I would love to see you explain how that could be corrected perhaps by using another foot? Thanks again..super videos !
I am not familiar with that particular machine but I will guess. My guess is that your issue maybe could be solved by adjusting alternating foot movement to a larger setting. If you still want feet, it looks like Sailrite has a pretty good selection, have you tried them? I might even present them with your issue since they no doubt would be more familiar than I. Good luck.
LOVE the opening!!!!!
I am influenced by @This Old Tony th-cam.com/users/featony
Hey!!! I need your help I'm losing my mind!!!! I have the necchi 559 and it doesnt sew? The motor runs but the needle doesnt move, for some reason it only moves when I turn the hand clutch every single time I stop the machine and start again :((( any help?
I have the same model and i have the same problem..
I have a Necchi Supernova and it stopped today. It is so upsetting. What can I do? I checked all the plugs and outlets.
i have a question. My transport on the underside leaves a track in my fabric at the underside. do you no how to prevent it?
My machine is threaded properly my bobbin is threaded properly it came with the machine has worked fine till now but although the machine is working it is not making stitches help please
I changed my needle and it didnt sew, the thread kept breaking and it was doing great big tacking stitches! I took side off so I could see the parts moving, oiled them all and then removed my needle and re-inserted hey presto its sewing! I dont know what was wrong, the needle was round the right way, but maybe in the wrong position.? Thanks for informative video, saved my sanity 🤯
I am glad to hear that you were able to maintain your machine.
I'm out of any new ideas!
I own an 1968 Singer 457 stylist . The gear went bad on the shaft, which I did replace. Unfortunatly,Unfortunately, gear I was sold off ebay, was the right part #, but the wrong gear, and in adjusting everything I could think might be binding it, I found out and changed the gear to the correct one, I've dismantled and rebuilt it and still can't get it to stitch.ive replaced needles retired the hook, I'm stuck!
That Juki is a Spaceship. Damn!
Another great video. Thanks very much !
Glad you enjoyed it
11:30. Deep Thoughts.... With Andrew Dyer. LOL Great video.
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When cleaning you have to open it up. Is that good for those of us that are not technical. I dont know. Ihave not ever changed my needle. I have used it since ek. I am scared of even taking it out lest I fail to put it back. Anyway let me not be a sissie and try it out. I have had the machine for 30 years but it sews very well
Changing a needle is a basic sewing machine operator task. Needles are a consumable part and need to be replaced periodically due to wear and or damage. Also needle sizes vary depending on the size of thread used for any given project. Here is another video for you on changing your needle. th-cam.com/video/9wek6_aFy_I/w-d-xo.html
I just got a domestic 468 with no manual and I thought I had it sewing good, but now it seems to sew with only the bobbin thread, no top thread. anything you can please help me on is super appreciated
Probably not a big issue, seemingly small things can have major effect like that. Does this help? th-cam.com/video/9wek6_aFy_I/w-d-xo.html
You are awesome 😎... The Boss!
You are!
You make great videos on sewing machines. Great information that is well presented. Nice video resolution and editing. I also like all the different machines you highlight. I appreciate your work. Mario from GHUnders.
Thank you very much!
Perfect timing thank you
Nice Pun. Thank you.
Hi ! This is jim , i try to find a timing belt for a 67- Gk 373 . Adler 42 teeth , but I can’t find if you can help me with .
Great videos
This is slightly off the subject, but I was wondering if you have a preference for serger thread (garment sewing). I couldn't even tell you what brand of thread I have, because I bought it a while ago in large quantities, hefty spools, there's no label on them and I can't remember where I got them. How's that for helpful? All I know is, at the time, I didn't think it was cheap thread, because I normally buy the best I can afford. However, there have been times when the thread is so uneven, it actually breaks going through the loopers (or the needle). You see it coming and grit your teeth, hoping it'll make it through - ha! Do you have a certain brand that works well for you? Thanks for all of your videos, Annette
I have two places I go to for thread. I have bought lots of thread from California Thread Company, it is core spun polyester, a ployesther core that is then wrapped with another layer, it is quite soft to the touch. strong, consistent. Not at all like plastic that you get with bonded polyester. www.ctsusa.com/_e/gdept/01/Threads.htm
For cotton and other types of thread, I have gotten some very nice, smooth thread from Wawak.com . They carry major brands, some decent sized cones and a pretty decent website, although it seems to be down right now.
@@AlexanderDyer Thanks a million! I'm going to bookmark these sites. That "CTS" sounds kind of familiar, but I have no idea why - ha! Annette
I so love you dude....appreciate the video!
Thanks for watching!
I have a more modern heavy singer and I have a needle problem where if I have a thicker layer the machine just makes a whizzing sound, the needle will move a bit but then get stuck again. The only way it’ll work is at top speed! On my old machine I could tighten the inside of the hand turn wheel when this happened but this one doesn’t have that option. Any ideas?
Unfortunately "heavy" does not mean what you would think it means in the domestic sewing machine corporate landscape. What you are experiencing is why so many folks choose to get industrial sewing machines. You have reached past the capabilities of your machine. My channel is full of good old home sewing machines and there is just so much they can sew. You could try adjusting your belt tension and even a new belt may help a bit but for heavier sewing like jeans and coats I would recommend an industrial.
@@AlexanderDyer thanks, that’s really helpful. I’ll try belly first and go from there.
Cleaning, oiling, needle change and right size
Thanks it was the needle
Help needed:
My Brother ZU2-B685 is driving me crazy.
The fabric doesn't move properly and I get veryyy small, tight stitches (irrespective of tension, stitch length, or zig zag width settings)
If I pull the fabric while stitching, only then I get the stitches right.
Also, the reverse isn't working properly at all. Have to pull the fabric here too. But it's clearly not working properly.
Help! my needle is hitting the bobbin plate, I've already checked the needle and it's up as far as it will go,
If you're still having this problem, try a new needle, it might be so bent that it's not going down straight x
My machine is not sewing any stitches and my thread is not breaking but it comes out of the needle. I don't know what the problem is, I'm ready to do some sewing and I can't. Plz. give me your help I appreciate it much.
I have a Singer Starter machine. I been sewing for a couple of years and never had any problems that I couldn't fix. But this machine is stressing me out . I would really like to sew with it again. I brought it from Figis Gallery company cause it was a buy now pay later.
Please help....the feed travel for material is only going back to front,when I push the button,it pops back to back to front travel,it won't stay...sl1200 simplicity
Have a manual but it's crap and for winding the bobbin the pages are missing lol. I know its the tension but good grief I just can't find the right setting to just make a straight stitch. It's a morse 5100 my grandmother's so I'm lost on how to fix it.
Here are a couple of home machine video, not your machine but I think there may be enough similarity that you can glean some useful info.
th-cam.com/video/SgWAB4JWtbk/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/0Aj7EmtPdNo/w-d-xo.html
Where can I find parts for pw 500 thompson sewing machine?
All those hours and hours of frustration, and I didn’t have the foot down…
😂😂😂😂😂😂 I can relate
I heard that lubricating newer machines will ruin their self-lubricaring mechanisms
You not into sewing machines? But maybe cars, tools, whatever? Don't leave this video without watching from the 11:00 mark?
There is good advice for whatever you want to keep running, and running well!
I've cleaned my machine, changed the needles...(I am new to sewing)..and still my machine which is a Frisher 105 Star is not sewing? Its going to go though the window soon lol..x
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I would like a machine like that juki BT I'm in kenya, where can I get it?
lol best intro ever and thank you for all of the great information.
My Consew model DLS600 picks up bobbin thread but from one day to the next won't sew. Pls help
Dang, sorry you are having trouble. Probably something simple and small. Just keep practicing. Machine operation is a skill.
My foot pedal will not start my machine ..do I need a new one foot pedal or should I purchase a new machine?
Your problem would require some more investigation before a solution could be determined.
I found the issue and fixed it .. my brother sewing machine has customer service help thankyou
If Google made you think you would get a quick answer to the question you asked here........ keep moving
My needle threader is not working it used to be fine before and now even the machine is not sewing any cloth that I trying to sew my machine is Juki HZL-353ZR-C. Pls. What do I need to check I already change the needle.
It may just need an adjustment.
How can I buy some of these machines you show
The best way is to follow me on eBay. www.ebay.com/usr/alexanderdyer
Did you make the thread tree?
No, that is a pretty typical industrial sewing machine tree these days.
I try turning the handal forward dident roll forward only back ward what do I do
I just hit a vintage 220 k machine it’s threaded bobbin is in but it’s not sewing
Oohh, the fabric I was sewing WITH ,is stuck WITH NEEDLE !!
Me too having same problem. Just started learning how to sow
The part of my (JANOMME 1000 ,New) Machine that needle FITS in, is STUCK inside where side Bobbin sits ! Turning Side wheel does not move it!
No JoAnn stores where I live ( Moved to Boston ,from Columbus,OH.) are open , thanks to Covid-19 🤨👎🏽
Please can you answer my question i have problem on my machine please answer me i need your help
What model juki is that
Alexander my singer is not making the stitches it was working before that is my go to but now it is not working it runs but it is just not stitching
Did you put a new needle in? That fixes it surprisingly often.
That looks just like my machine
How to adjust the teeth coz the fabric is not moving smoothly
Could this be you problem (and solution)? th-cam.com/video/xax0RTCqYTk/w-d-xo.html
Alguien me puede colaborar tengo una máquina paff triple arrastre y le falta el cangrejo será que es posible adptar de otro tipo de máquina gracias si alguien me puede colaborara
When I first heard the narrator, I thought is was Mathew McConaughey.
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My material won’t move
Ok guys I have a problem when I’m sewing the thread does not stick together I’m a beginner so be nice
I'd like to help, but i didn't quite understand what "thread does not stick together" means.
So I may have messed up with NEEDLE or Thread? Dannngnabbit ! 👎🏽😱😳🤯😭🤷🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
I stepped on the wire of my mom’s sewing machine and the switch exploded. I need help 😭😭😭
Time for a new controller.
Ive got a brand new janomi machine
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How do you get a machine like this serviced?
Becky
I do my own but you may need to find a local sewing machine mechanic.