Make sure the clutch (the small wheel in the center of the handwheel) is super tight. Then sink the needle by turning the handwheel manually. Then try to help it along for the first few stitches. It should take off on its own after that. I'll try to post a video of sewing binding soon.
Your foot lift tutorial was really helpful for some thick work I had to do on my 607z. Just curious ...is that still working out for you. Have you kept it installed? I just ordered a Monster Balance Wheel from Goldstar Tool. They have a sale on right now so it seems like a really good deal. There's even a coupon code for another 5% bringing it down to $95.00 US. Its arriving in a few days and I'm looking forward to trying it out.
@@stitchbiatch3715 glad to hear it. Do you always use the foot that came with the machine? I struggle with welting when using upholstery vinyl. Can't get a consistent, tight stitch. I see Salirite sells left and right welting feet but I'm in Canada and to get both would be over $120 Cdn landed. Searched AliExpress etc., and couldn'i find any elsewhere. Hoping to learn a 'technique' that would work better.
@@jjaylad you can try the zipper feet, you should get pretty good results with that. Found these on Amazon. They also have a left side set. www.amazon.com/Zipper-Consew-CP206R-Sailrite-Machine/dp/B07DB1PCSF/ref=sr_1_5?crid=79867EE5OA0Z&keywords=rex+607z+sewing&qid=1689427623&sprefix=rex+607z+sewing%2Caps%2C190&sr=8-5
hello very beautiful sewing machine please kindly film how to operate the sewing machine electric foot pedal how it's used to sew please OK?please kindly reply back OK?thank you very much
You use the foot pedal just like the gas pedal on a car. When starting a row of stitches, lightly turn the handwheel toward yourself, while very lightly depressing the foot pedal. After the stitching starts, depress the foot pedal to get whatever speed you want. Reduce foot pressure to slow down or stop. Use your right hand on the handwheel like a brake for more control at slow speeds. I usually do one backstitch and one more forward stitch at the end of the stitching.
Thank you for the video..can you make a video about the wood box ? I mean the sewing machine case…😅😅😅
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How does it do on thick denim
Thanks for sharing I have this 607 and I can't get it to though a binding canvas do you have any tips
Make sure the clutch (the small wheel in the center of the handwheel) is super tight. Then sink the needle by turning the handwheel manually. Then try to help it along for the first few stitches. It should take off on its own after that. I'll try to post a video of sewing binding soon.
Your foot lift tutorial was really helpful for some thick work I had to do on my 607z. Just curious ...is that still working out for you. Have you kept it installed?
I just ordered a Monster Balance Wheel from Goldstar Tool. They have a sale on right now so it seems like a really good deal. There's even a coupon code for another 5% bringing it down to $95.00 US. Its arriving in a few days and I'm looking forward to trying it out.
Yes, I've had it modified for over a year and it's still working great.
@@stitchbiatch3715 glad to hear it. Do you always use the foot that came with the machine? I struggle with welting when using upholstery vinyl. Can't get a consistent, tight stitch. I see Salirite sells left and right welting feet but I'm in Canada and to get both would be over $120 Cdn landed. Searched AliExpress etc., and couldn'i find any elsewhere. Hoping to learn a 'technique' that would work better.
@@jjaylad you can try the zipper feet, you should get pretty good results with that. Found these on Amazon. They also have a left side set. www.amazon.com/Zipper-Consew-CP206R-Sailrite-Machine/dp/B07DB1PCSF/ref=sr_1_5?crid=79867EE5OA0Z&keywords=rex+607z+sewing&qid=1689427623&sprefix=rex+607z+sewing%2Caps%2C190&sr=8-5
hello very beautiful sewing machine please kindly film how to operate the sewing machine electric foot pedal how it's used to sew please OK?please kindly reply back OK?thank you very much
You use the foot pedal just like the gas pedal on a car. When starting a row of stitches, lightly turn the handwheel toward yourself, while very lightly depressing the foot pedal. After the stitching starts, depress the foot pedal to get whatever speed you want. Reduce foot pressure to slow down or stop. Use your right hand on the handwheel like a brake for more control at slow speeds. I usually do one backstitch and one more forward stitch at the end of the stitching.