DX7 Threading

[@cynthiamacias8255]

Thank you sooo much for this video. It was extremely helpful!! 👏👏👏

[@joannamail]

Excellent job of it. So helpful to have you zero in to actually see how to do it. No other video was so concise. Thank you!

[@JukiJunkies]

Thank you ! -Boki :)

[@CHERM-CHARM]

This is my dream sewing machine. I hope someday I will have it.

[@JukiJunkies]

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[@KcMart]

Absolutely brilliant. Your vid are very detailed and extremely informative. Thank you

[@JukiJunkies]

Thank you ! :)

[@elzy133]

I just bought one of these machines. It's been a long long time since i've been able to sew so this is great for refreshing my memory lol THANKS!

[@salleighfish]

I would love to see threading on this machine for twin needles, please

[@tamarajones2009]

Hi Boki! I noticed you say the presser foot should be down when threading. The video from Juki says it should be up, so now I’m not sure which one I should do.

[@JukiJunkies]

Hi Tamara, so when you have the presser foot down, it locks the tension disks. It also, moves the presser foot out the way when you are using the needle threader. When the presser foot is up, the disks are open and you cant feel the thread moving into the disk. We thread our machines like we are flossing, keeping everything nice and tight and brought through all the way like a tough molar haha. You can thread whichever way, we find more success in doing it this way :) -Boki

[@tamarajones2009]

@@JukiJunkies Thank you for your response ! I’m looking forward to trying it this way!

[@lizc5204]

Hi there! Do you know the max size needle this machine takes? Is it 16 or 18?

[@JukiJunkies]

size 16 :)

[@lizc5204]

Thanks
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[@Truthlover4U]

Pressure foot up