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No but here are the instructions. Electric Hospital Sew & Vac 988 S Broadway Coos Bay, OR 97420 541-267-2241 How to make quilting leaders Cotton Canvas Fabric 2 yards (cream color) Measure your frame. If you have a rolling frame measure the length of your pole and cut four 12” pieces WOF. Sew them together and cut to the length of the roller. Make 2 If you have a hoop frame do the same as above, but figure the width of the quilt you plan to make (I used 120”) Make 2. For the hoop you need side ones also. Measure the size of your hoop sides subtract 2” from this measurement and cut 2 side pieces from your 12” left overs . Hem all of your pieces. Press up a ¼” hem and again another ¼” hem and sew. Do this to all 2 or 4 pieces depending on your frame (hem all 4 sides of Leaders) Optional: I took a permanent marker and marked the center of the long leaders. Then using a ruler, I marked 1” up from the bottom edge of the long ones the length of the leader to help in pinning the back on straight. Make any other marks you feel might be necessary.

Basting the edges is an option. Sometimes it is easier to get the wrinkles to remove if they have a place to relax on the edges.

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Here are some instructions. Electric Hospital Sew & Vac 988 S Broadway Coos Bay, OR 97420 541-267-2241 How to make quilting leaders Cotton Canvas Fabric 2 yards (cream color) Measure your frame. If you have a rolling frame measure the length of your pole and cut four 12” pieces WOF. Sew them together and cut to the length of the roller. Make 2 If you have a hoop frame do the same as above, but figure the width of the quilt you plan to make (I used 120”) Make 2. For the hoop you need side ones also. Measure the size of your hoop sides subtract 2” from this measurement and cut 2 side pieces from your 12” left overs . Hem all of your pieces. Press up a ¼” hem and again another ¼” hem and sew. Do this to all 2 or 4 pieces depending on your frame (hem all 4 sides of Leaders) Optional: I took a permanent marker and marked the center of the long leaders. Then using a ruler, I marked 1” up from the bottom edge of the long ones the length of the leader to help in pinning the back on straight. Make any other marks you feel might be necessary.

Yes Sew Steady makes several options to fit these. You can see more on our website. www.electrichospital.net/iishop?form_version=2&showSearchResults=1&search_keyword=sew+steady&image=Search

If you want to keep your warranty valid you should use the Miele filters. They are superior to the generic filters. I am not sure where or how you were thinking of using a facemask.

Great question. I just clocked it at 1000 stitches per minute when doing a straight stitch at full speed.

The filter can be installed either way. Thanks for watching.

@@electrichospital thank you! I use the paper one till I can get to the store for a charcoal. I like to support my local vacuum/sewing machine sales & repair shop.

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This machine is no longer available. I do have other machines like the Baby Lock Regant. Call us tomorrow 541 267 2241 for more details.

Yes, but every person reacts differently. From Med Line. These are just a few of the more common side effects reported by people who took Prolia in studies. These side effects can vary depending on which condition the drug is being used to treat or help prevent. More common side effects in females* using Prolia for osteoporosis after menopause include: back pain pain in the arms and legs pain in the muscles high cholesterol bladder infection More common side effects in males* using Prolia for osteoporosis include: back pain joint pain† common cold symptoms, like a runny nose or sore throat More common side effects in people using Prolia for osteoporosis caused by taking glucocorticoid drugs include: back pain bronchitis headache high blood pressure More common side effects in people receiving certain treatments for breast or prostate cancer while also using Prolia to help prevent bone loss include: joint pain† back pain pain in the arms and legs pain in the muscles * In this article, we use the terms “male” and “female” to refer to someone’s sex assigned at birth. For information about the difference between sex and gender, see this article. † To learn more about this side effect, see “Side effects explained” below. What are the mild side effects of Prolia? Mild side effects in females* using Prolia for osteoporosis after menopause include: back pain pain in the arms and legs pain in the muscles high cholesterol bladder infection upper respiratory tract infections, such as the common cold itchiness sciatica (a shooting pain from the lower back down to one of the legs) Mild side effects in males* using Prolia for osteoporosis include: back pain joint pain† common cold symptoms, like a runny nose or sore throat Mild side effects in people using Prolia for osteoporosis caused by taking glucocorticoid drugs include: back pain high blood pressure bronchitis headache upset stomach urinary tract infection upper belly pain Mild side effects in people receiving certain treatments for breast or prostate cancer while also using Prolia to help prevent bone loss include: joint pain† back pain pain in the arms and legs pain in the muscles

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Thank you for watching here is how to make your leaders. Cotton Canvas Fabric 2 yards (cream color) Measure your frame. If you have a rolling frame measure the length of your pole and cut four 12” pieces WOF. Sew them together and cut to the length of the roller. Make 2 If you have a hoop frame do the same as above, but figure the width of the quilt you plan to make (I used 120”) Make 2. For the hoop, you need side ones also. Measure the size of your hoop sides subtract 2” from this measurement and cut 2 side pieces from your 12” leftovers. Hem all of your pieces. Press up a ¼” hem and again another ¼” hem and sew. Do this to all 2 or 4 pieces depending on your frame (hem all 4 sides of Leaders) Optional: I took a permanent marker and marked the center of the long leaders. Then using a ruler, I marked 1” up from the bottom edge of the long ones the length of the leader to help in pinning the back on straight. Make any other marks you feel might be necessary.

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This is a few years ago and I don't recall the size of the hex wrench. You can get a collection of these at the hardware store for under $5. They are metric probably 2 mm to 3 mm

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I did a test in 1 hour and 45 minutes the temperature raised 8 degrees. With a 1000 watt heater. I will have to test it again with the curtain raised. Subjectively it feels like a big improvement. The steel door seemed to suck all the heat out of the room. Now when I am at my workbench I don't feel like I am standing next to an open refrigerator.

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That's because you have not seen the H2 filter. It is difficult enough that I made a tool.

This machine doesn't do embroidery.

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The bag full indicator next to where the hose attached to the machine measures the pressure differential between the hose and the bag compartment. It turns red when the air flow is reduced. When you block the hose it will indicate. Therefore if it seals to the floor it would indicate red. That would be normal. Is that what you are referring to as a red light?

@@electrichospital yes, that's what I mean. So I shouldn't be concerned. Just suckin action is not same strong as when I bought it new 2 months ago. And I changed filter. Im waiting for bag to be delivered cos I didnt hav spare 1. So for now I emptied old bag. And I also tried how it sucks without bag but saction is pretty much same. Not as strong as it was when used 1st time as new, 2 months ago I bought new hoover. I checked all hose too and its ok. My housemte has very dirty carpet floor and she doesnt take care what she leaves on floor and I think thats how she broke the last same hoover. So Im worried she may brake this new one too, and its got already less saction for some reason. So Im just not gonna allow her to use it. I think she broke the last one by overheating suckin in all kinda rubish. It's new hoover 2 months old & only after such a short time less suction. So Im sad, if its by her doing. It cost too much money to be broken again or not workin properly just cos she doesnt take care. Thank you for answer. I wait for bag. And see if red light will be different too.

Also is there a chance there could be a reason for less suction that maybe motor got tired or something? Its only 2 months new . ​@@electrichospital

Yes some reasons you may have less suction are: a blockage in the hose, wand, or powerhead. leak in the machine, in the hose, wand, or powerhead motor not on high speed, motor running slow, or

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I did 7 years ago.

Two possibilities come to mind: the foot control is sticking, or the sensor that stops the needle in the correct position needs adjustment. Can you bring it in to troubleshoot your problem.

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How do we make A Header and Leader?

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The zig zag standard foot will make a hem. If you want to make a blind hem there's a special foot that helps.