The best explanation I’ve heard in my life ❤! I bought a Juki DDL 8700 industrial machine about 15 days ago and I was having problems when sewing. I saw many videos but nobody knows anything and now you have arrived and you make my life easier! Thankssssss😂❤
I use many machines and have trouble remembering the details for my 2 Jukis. I now will remember because your descriptions abd demo have given me memory pegs and explanations as to why and how. I hopefully won’t have to dig out my instructions each time I go back to my Juki. The domestic machines virtually thread themselves these days! I would love a few demos for the feet that go with these machines. Thankyou.
You explain this so well…. Simple so everyone can understand and hopefully get it right the first time. The challenge for me is getting the tread in the bobbin going the right direction. 😎
This is the best video that I have seen anywhere on TH-cam. Thank you thank you for explaining the thread direction and when it goes through this and that and how it looks around I’m serious it’s a great video and I wanna watch all of yours thank you
Thank you so much for the CLEAR demonstration how to proper threading or proper installation of thread in Juki DDL5550 industrial sewing machine. Again thank you so much.....
You are such a wonderful teacher. My wife and I have successfully learned how to thread and operate the Emel 8500 industrial sewing machine by watching this video. Sending you lots of love all the way from Nigeria. ❤️
thank you for taking your time and showing all the details. i noticed that my machine is threaded wrong on the top. I will certainly look at all your videos. learning to use my DDL8700.
Can you please do a video on fixing upper and lower tension problems. My Juki shows dots of the bobbin thread laying on top of the upper thread which looks more like a line than a stitch
Hi, my Juki 8700 manual says the bobbin thread the other direction then you showed. The thread must not over and away but over and to you. Not clockwise but counter clockwise. Isn't that strange??
I'm having a problem with threading my machine, and bobbin which do not match the machine exactly that you are using on your video.The video is very good but as my machine is slightly different, I can't work out how to do mine. The thread keeps snapping, so something is obviously wrong, and the needle keeps hitting the spool case. HELP please
Thank you for the video. Do you have any suggestions where to get free motion presser foot for Juki DDL-8500 I need that for beaded dresses. Thank you for your response
After putting my thread in that little floss tuck, my bobbin case has a small coil like in that gap where the needle goes in and out, I’m not sure what the next step would be since my bobbin case is different than yours.
I just applied for an interview at pattern utility business and seen they have this kind of industrial sewing machine, I'm nervous but this was the most detailed explanation of what my interview wants to see how I work with industrial sewing machine, this helps my nerves.
Thank you so much for this wonderful presented video. I got a second hand Swift GC5550 and no user manual. I have no idea what I am doing but your video help me to thread the machine and out the needle in correctly. I am still trying to control the speed, it goes way to fast for me at this stage. My question please my top thread keep on breaking after just a few stitches, Can you please help me to get this right? And how do I control the speed so it doesn't go so fast please? Thanks in advance. Nicolene from South Africa
I was taught when threading that the take up lever should be at the top and to lift the presser foot when passing the thread into the tension disks. Lifting the foot opens the disks to ensure the thread is seated properly.
I just got this machine Juki DDL 8700 for Christmas. You explain this so well. I was told to only use Polyester thread, but I see that you was using cotton thread for an serger. So what is the best thread to use in this machine? I got this machine for making quilts. I have always use cotton threads for quilts.
You can use your cotton threads. Just watch your tension. I use my Juki for piecing too. Don’t put your hand behind the machine. Right hand guides the fabric left hand steadies the fabric on the table to the left of the needle.
Awesome information, thank you for your time. I am using a juki DU141NH however much too often the bobbin thread twists knots just before it gets pulled out of the case when sewing causing the top thread to bunch under the fabric. Even when holding the case in hand and pulling the thread through a short portion will flow out perfectly untill the thread twist and knot inside at the hole and case ten tio er causing the thread to get stuck… I believe the twist happen when spooling the bobbin how do I remedy that, any ideas… thank in advance…
Loose bobbin thread can cause a lot of problems. The speed that you wind your bobbin also makes a big difference to the quality of the wound thread. Higher speed, correct setup for winding, and don’t thread through a hole in the bobbin (this causes issues on industrial machines). Hopefully a smooth bobbin fixes your issues.
The best explanation I’ve heard in my life ❤! I bought a Juki DDL 8700 industrial machine about 15 days ago and I was having problems when sewing. I saw many videos but nobody knows anything and now you have arrived and you make my life easier! Thankssssss😂❤
I use many machines and have trouble remembering the details for my 2 Jukis. I now will remember because your descriptions abd demo have given me memory pegs and explanations as to why and how. I hopefully won’t have to dig out my instructions each time I go back to my Juki. The domestic machines virtually thread themselves these days! I would love a few demos for the feet that go with these machines. Thankyou.
You explain this so well…. Simple so everyone can understand and hopefully get it right the first time. The challenge for me is getting the tread in the bobbin going the right direction. 😎
th-cam.com/video/lRfWrdPemRs/w-d-xo.html
You are indeed an amazing teacher thanks a million times dear.I was able to locate troubleshooting I had with just threading.
This is the best video that I have seen anywhere on TH-cam. Thank you thank you for explaining the thread direction and when it goes through this and that and how it looks around I’m serious it’s a great video and I wanna watch all of yours thank you
th-cam.com/video/lRfWrdPemRs/w-d-xo.html
Thank you so much for the CLEAR demonstration how to proper threading or proper installation of thread in Juki DDL5550 industrial sewing machine. Again thank you so much.....
You are such a wonderful teacher. My wife and I have successfully learned how to thread and operate the Emel 8500 industrial sewing machine by watching this video. Sending you lots of love all the way from Nigeria. ❤️
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Thank you so much. I have been trying to figure out my machine for weeks now. This has been a great help ❤️
Great
Thank you.. thank you.. thank you.. I always have a problem of getting the lower thread to come out.. your explanation is crisp.. 😊
thank you for taking your time and showing all the details. i noticed that my machine is threaded wrong on the top. I will certainly look at all your videos. learning to use my DDL8700.
Can you please do a video on fixing upper and lower tension problems. My Juki shows dots of the bobbin thread laying on top of the upper thread which looks more like a line than a stitch
I will add it to the list of videos to make. Tension is always a tough one to troubleshoot. Thank you for the suggestion!
Great description, thank you. Can you use a sewing machine that can sew leather for fabric used for clothes too?
I will definitely add it to my list of videos to make. Thank you for the suggestion!
very thorough explanation, i appreciate this so much
Thank you for this in depth explanation on everything ❤
beautifully explained the process......
Hi, my Juki 8700 manual says the bobbin thread the other direction then you showed. The thread must not over and away but over and to you. Not clockwise but counter clockwise. Isn't that strange??
I have the juki 8700 and I agree, manual says thread goes counter-clockwise.
Great video naty where u have those classes I'm interested
I teach at a junior college in California. We offer some fully online sewing classes, give it a glance. Delta College Fashion Department.
Thank you well explained im also using Juki machine learned new things❤
I'm having a problem with threading my machine, and bobbin which do not match the machine exactly that you are using on your video.The video is very good but as my machine is slightly different, I can't work out how to do mine. The thread keeps snapping, so something is obviously wrong, and the needle keeps hitting the spool case. HELP please
Thank you for the video. Do you have any suggestions where to get free motion presser foot for
Juki DDL-8500
I need that for beaded dresses.
Thank you for your response
Brilliant tutorial. So nice just to hear your voice only.
👍👍
❤❤❤❤❤❤ wonderful guide.🎉🎉🎉🎉
After putting my thread in that little floss tuck, my bobbin case has a small coil like in that gap where the needle goes in and out, I’m not sure what the next step would be since my bobbin case is different than yours.
Lovely lady good lesson 😌
Such a wonderful explanation thankyou soo much
You broke it down in such a simple and easy manner. Bless you for this one💚
Thank you it's a big help I'm planning to buy juki machine
Thank you, very informative !
Hi. I am using the Kingstar ks-8700 but i see almost everything is the same. I tried threading everything but my machine is sewing backwards
Great help for newbie many thanks
Sorry, forgot to mention my machine is Tysew 1100DD Jenny
Excellent teacher
After I thread my upper thread, I’m having difficulty to pull my upper thread from the needle longer wad had I did wrongly?
Wow amazing I have learnt
Great instructions
Great video
Thank you so much, you are the best
Yo no hablo inglés pero es el mejor explicación que encontré muchas gracias 🥰
God bless you
I look at video but still not getting it when I stich I can pull the tread out
Wow…. Thank you so so much 🩵🌸
Hello Natalie. I did everything... followed every step yet the thread keeps breaking. I loosened the tension but it still breaks. HELP 😭
try to put bottom thread counter clockwise, not as she showed
Thank you!
Good
Kitne ki hai ye
Oh my dear Goodness I’ve been doing one of those things wrong and I guarantee that’s why my thread always comes unthreaded 😮
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Thanks 😊
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I just applied for an interview at pattern utility business and seen they have this kind of industrial sewing machine, I'm nervous but this was the most detailed explanation of what my interview wants to see how I work with industrial sewing machine, this helps my nerves.
Great video
When sewing Jeans with Denim (medium to heavyweight), Should the bobbin tension be loose or tight? What should the thread tension be, loose or tight?
Thanks soo much you are such an amazing teacher ❤
Omg you’re so good at this thank you for being such a great teacher🧚🏽♂️🤎
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Thank you so much for this wonderful presented video. I got a second hand Swift GC5550 and no user manual. I have no idea what I am doing but your video help me to thread the machine and out the needle in correctly. I am still trying to control the speed, it goes way to fast for me at this stage.
My question please my top thread keep on breaking after just a few stitches, Can you please help me to get this right? And how do I control the speed so it doesn't go so fast please? Thanks in advance. Nicolene from South Africa
Thank you for showing the right way ❤❤appreciate it.!muchas gracias!
I was taught when threading that the take up lever should be at the top and to lift the presser foot when passing the thread into the tension disks. Lifting the foot opens the disks to ensure the thread is seated properly.
Can I use that presser foot on a Juki ddl-555?
This is the most explanatory threading video ever ❤❤❤
Hi my thread is breaking for the top part and its not moving when i pull so it snaps. Is it tension or did I do something wrong?
Hi have a question. What adjustments do you need to make do the back side look just as good as the front
very clear instructions.very helpful.Thankyou
Why is that wire thing in front of the pressure foot. I got rid of it and found no purpose
Excellent video and loved how you explained all the important details.
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I just got this machine Juki DDL 8700 for Christmas. You explain this so well. I was told to only use Polyester thread, but I see that you was using cotton thread for an serger. So what is the best thread to use in this machine? I got this machine for making quilts. I have always use cotton threads for quilts.
You can use your cotton threads. Just watch your tension. I use my Juki for piecing too. Don’t put your hand behind the machine. Right hand guides the fabric left hand steadies the fabric on the table to the left of the needle.
I want buy an industrial machine but I am Nigerian what are my do?
I have a ddl-8700H. Do I need a thread guide?
What # of needele we use in Juki
DDL 5550?
How to cut and sew long flared. SKirt
Thank you for the exellelant explanation on the threading of an Industrial sewing machine! Worked perfectly for my Kingstar KS-8700!!!
I had a Servo motor put on mine.
Thank you so much, this is the best tutorial I have ever watched, I love the way you go through everything step by step. 👍
Thank you my dear 😘
I’m the proud owner of a vintage DDL 5530.
This was the prefect video to explain how to engage with my beauty!
Thank you all ❤
Thank you so much , I just bought my first machine for sewing my boat upholstery Your explanation of the juki is perfect
Thank you so much 😊
I’m new to industrial machines but I have to ask what is that D shaped bar that’s directly in front of the take up lever?
you just got a new subscriber for such a lovely explanation! thanks a ton !! God bless you
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Awesome information, thank you for your time. I am using a juki DU141NH however much too often the bobbin thread twists knots just before it gets pulled out of the case when sewing causing the top thread to bunch under the fabric. Even when holding the case in hand and pulling the thread through a short portion will flow out perfectly untill the thread twist and knot inside at the hole and case ten tio er causing the thread to get stuck… I believe the twist happen when spooling the bobbin how do I remedy that, any ideas… thank in advance…
Loose bobbin thread can cause a lot of problems. The speed that you wind your bobbin also makes a big difference to the quality of the wound thread. Higher speed, correct setup for winding, and don’t thread through a hole in the bobbin (this causes issues on industrial machines). Hopefully a smooth bobbin fixes your issues.
Thank you. This video helped a great deal
Please you have the same video but in French? I like your video but I don't understand very well English 😕
😂
Very best tutorial ive ever watched
I’m so glad I found your video! Thanks for sharing
Excellent instructor, thank you so much
This was so nice and well explain,thanks so much
make a vedio how to theread a chain stitch machine
Am having trouble with my tension
It took one day of my life to watch
My machine is brother
Very nice explained👍
Wow thanks so much
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Price
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Very informative indeed!
Thanks so very much ,recently bought an industrail have not use it yet ,very helpful❤❤.Godependent naomi🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲