Tread is cutting how to adjust

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Excellent video, thank you 🙏

I know this video is old, but the issue is with the cord/wiring. The inside of the wire has worn down. Bending it causes wires to touch when they shouldn't. Similar to wired headphones losing sound in one side, only working when the cable is bent. The cable/wires need to be replaced. This is an easy fix for someone who knows how to repair electronics. If you don't have the knowledge, you should find a repair person instead or learn how to diy (with proper safety) :3

You're supposed to actually Bond the wrong side to the wrong side of the fabric first then cut the applique shape .. girl you cause yourself a bunch of grief for no reason

Frozen one yay

this was great. I couldnt beleive it took me long to get the pattern but once I got it, it worked well. I most apreciate the emboridery lesson. Thank you so much. I must make several for a show. Thank you again

I would have ironed that steam a seam down for sure , not just stick it on

What a great learning video thank you

I’m using mine right now! 😂I’ve had it for many years and it works great!

Thank you for this video! I bought my first featherweight two days ago from FB marketplace. I have zero experience with these machines, but always wanted one to use as a travel machine. This was a birthday gift to myself. 😊

What do I do if my "Feed dog position" doesn't switch? Also the needle doesn't move, is that related?

Thank you for this! I just received my first featherweight for my birthday. I wanted one for so long. My husband got at an auction.

Perfect

Thank you. You have helped us out this afternoon. 😊

Confused on how to get the bobbin thread and the needle thread to come through out the hole

Thank you! Great video. ❤

This was great!!!! Ty❤

Very cute baby trying to figure out how to eat ice cream. I just got a used Donvier and will try it.

Instead of waiting 5 hours i just used another bowl of hot water to heat the outside of the jar as well. Now you have hot water on the outside and inside of the jar. Within 30 minutes everything is done by pouring the water into bottle that i can throw away after it becomes hard.

Thank you for this video!

Great video

Thank you! 🖤

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Thank you!!!

Desculpe a minha pergunta em português. Não entendo muito bem em inglês. Tenho uma singer 128 k (manual), você acha que esse acessório pode ser compatível com ela? Thanks

I have my mother's Featherweight. I just used it for the first time in over 40 years, and it was perfect. It almost made me cry. Your instructions were well done and very helpful. Thank you.

I like your double tongs method.

Nice, but to work for it is hard processing.

Thank you. I have looked for ages for a clear tutorial with a lining. ❤😊

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My grandma gave me hers and said that till you get a professional one you can have mine, it was a sweet goodbye gift from her. It has become my quick grab serger for cons because how small it is.

Lady, you are awesome. I have a foot powered machine that I been trying to get going and you shown me the way. Thankyou

I'm just getting back into machine sewing as a somety-something, having done a bit of sewing as a kid and as a teenager. I bought my machine a few years ago, but have only recently gotten into using it. It's a modern Singer - not a super-expensive model - and when sewing the widest zig-zag stitch (in the program - it's computerised) it is skipping stitches and getting jammed up. So I figured it needs some adjustment. I'm an engineer and an avid-DIYer, so I knew when it came time to service or adjust the machine I'd be watching YT videos to learn how to do it. I had this idea from my childhood use of my mom's machine (and other things I read) that sewing machine timing was something super-complicated that needed a PhD borrowed from the Hadron Collider to fix. But in fact it's all really quite simple. Just look how this chap has fixed his lovely spouse's secondhand machine in a matter of minutes. I've also got an issue where the machine works well with standard thickness thread, but when I use a 40 weight thread I start getting mayhem down below in the bobbin department. No euphemism intended. From what I've watched this evening I think it's a problem with the clearance between the hook and needle or the clearance between the shuttle-driver and the hook component. Yesterday I wouldn't have had a clue what was going on, but today I've discovered that with a little learning and patience I can identify problems with my sewing machine and fix them myself. If you're reading this and wondering if you have what it takes to adjust/service your own machine: well, if you are able to sew garments or other projects, you definitely have the skills to fix your own machine without taking it to a repair shop. All you need are some basic tools and the patience to find/watch the right YT videos. Like this one! Thanks guys for this tutorial, and it's great to see a vintage machine saved from the dump and returned to active service.

Great tutorial! Thank you

How about a blow dryer? Is that too messy?

Would someone have a tip on how to remove debris from the wax once the wax is out of the jar?

My great aunt was given this as a birthday present back in the day. She abandoned it when she left home and when her mother passed it almost became garbage until I saw it. Had it for 30 years and you gave it an understanding of how to use it. Thank you!

would it be possible to use inkscape+ink/stitch to generate the thread patterns before somehow importing that into the futura software, or is it all proprietary?

Just wanted to say thank you for this! Pulled my MIL’s old embroidery machine out this weekend. She had never used it! She had all the CDs and even had the forethought to keep the laptop with XP on it, but the SW would crash every time we tried to import a file. Downloaded the patches and it worked perfectly!

thank you for this video!

What if the jar has at least 1/2 to 3/4 of the candle wax but won’t lite cause of the wax

Great thank you.

I followed what you said to do, but my threads aren't weaving how they're supposed to be. Your video is a lifesaver. Thank you for being so detailed about how to thread the serger.

So jealous that people have soooo much free time.

Hi do it still have scent after u do this ?

I would like to get a vintage machine however worried I wont be able to get accessories when needed like bobbins. Are bobbins for vintaage machines different to modern?

Thank you so much I have the 128 ❤

Merci !!

What is the best method for beeswax? It has a different consistency, softer.