Adjusting the Tensions of a Sewing Machine (Singer 241-12) - TUTORIAL 1 - Car upholstery

[@tonyalto1014]

Best I’ve seen on how bobbin and needle thread tension affects the stitch. Thank you.

[@pijusp]

Thank you for another great video! You have no idea how much frustration they save for people like me, who are just getting into industrial sewing machines. Your attention to detail is second to none!

[@ericsteel7643]

I just purchased a Singer 331A104 straight stitch and thanks to this video I was able to learn not only thread the machine but adjust the bobbin . I searched the internet far and wide and can’t find any manuals on the machine. Thanku for the informative videos Sincerely Eric

[@Cechaflo]

Dear Eric, I am glad the videos are useful!

[@willhamlyn1908]

Love all your vids, no need for long winded speech just a few simple words and excellent filming of your craftsmanship, I'm learning so much! Thank you!

[@Cechaflo]

+Will Hamlyn I'm so happy these videos are useful! ...Thanks for kind comment!

[@bettyrincon3436]

Hola bendecido dia no se inglés doy una persona mayor y acabo de adquirir una máquina 251-1 muy antigua y con la explicación ya sé como ajustar la puntada mil gracias estoy feliz con mi máquina aunque se tan viejita😊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Cechaflo]

La máquina industrial Singer que Ud. tiene es muy parecida a la que muestro en el video. Estas máquinas se utilizan mucho para costura de ropa con la pata plana normal y para pespuntado de zapatos también; sólo le cambian el pié de presión por un pié de rodaja/rueda. En este video kzbin.info/www/bejne/apLLXqZ_pbd6pKM se aprecia que los peines para arrastrar el material se pueden cambiar. Hay de dientes bajitos, medianos y otros mas altos. Los 'peines/dientes de arrastre' vienen con su respectiva placa a la medida. Es decir, cada placa con su peine de arrastre. El 'huequito' por donde pasa la aguja también varía. Si voy a coser material fino, entonces necesito un 'peine' de dientes pequeñitos para que no marque el material. La placa es a la medida y tiene un hoyo pequeñito para que pase una aguja fina también. Las 'patas de teflón' son de gran ayuda para coser materiales delgados y suaves. En este otro video relacionado kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJCsipmmbN91nKs hize un cambio de pata plana a rodaja. Para hacer tapicería le cambié tambien el peine por uno de dientes altos.

[@bettyrincon3436]

Hola nunca creí que me contestará y menos tan pronto por lo antiguo del vídeo muchas gracias ,tiene usted un video sobre el mantenimiento muy agradecida Dios me lo bendiga y lo recompense grandemente por ayudar .

[@Cechaflo]

@@bettyrincon3436 Siempre estamos a las órdenes de nuestros seguidores y contestamos con mucho gusto las preguntas relacionadas a la costura o la tapicería.

[@sumitra.pathak]

thanks a lot.its so helpful.hope,I will sort out my problem of machine.silence speaks more than words

[@Cechaflo]

Hopefully, you will solve the problem of your machine. Thanks for watching the videos!

[@sumitra.pathak]

Cechaflo oh yes!!!!! I already m sorted out...thanks a ton:-)💐

[@jonmullins8460]

Someone is giving me a sewing machine tomorrow and they said it needs to be re-tensioned. I wasn't sure what that meant, so here I am. This is the most informative video I've found on this subject, and not one word was spoken.

[@Cechaflo]

+Jon Mullins I'm glad you've found this video useful! ...check this related video:kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKXJo5Z6iJqKgLM

[@jorgegomes4833]

Felicidades cada día aprecio más sus videos gracias

[@michaelquillmann7138]

vielen dank fuer dieses video es hat mir viel leserei erspart es ist sehr hilfreich fuer mich .

[@Cechaflo]

I am glad the video was useful for you! Thanks for watching!

[@nhmelmac]

you made my life less stressful! thank you!

[@Cechaflo]

I am glad the videos are useful! Welcome to this channel anytime!

[@lichitos1970]

Hi, I just bought same machine today, I'm a beginner no experience at all, you helped me with your video a lot! Im trying to upholstery my 85 truck bench seat would help me out with type of thread, needle and bobbin , thks, best regards.

[@Cechaflo]

A 130=21 needle size will be useful to do upholstery. The standard polyester thread is 92 size useful to sew/join pieces together and for top stitches. You could use bonded polyester thread 138 size for decorative stitches on top vies. Before doing any sewing check out tensions top and lower. 3 to 4 mm to close pieces together(blind stitches) The top stitches could be longer 4 to 5 mm long.

[@nathalievisser9966]

i want to thank you again!! i had a problem with my Small sewing machine with the tension and i dont know what was wrong with it and hoe to solved the problem. i Have done it. i'm so exided. with the industrie machine i Have Made a seat cover for the chairs in the Living room. you helpt me so much. thank you for sharing your video's. i Have learnd a lot Right now and still learning.

[@Cechaflo]

Hello Nathalie, I'm so happy you have solved your sewing machine issue! ...it means a lot to me to know the videos are useful! Thanks for watching my upholstery videos!

[@pacemetalfab]

Thanks for this great video. I have a Singer 31-15 that is my first industrial machine. Your attention to detail is greatly appreciated.

[@Albertwildhorseshoer]

You are such a good teacher, thank you!

[@Cechaflo]

You're welcome!

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks so much for kind remarks!

[@jameeljameel3171]

thank you ,, simple and helpful video ,, thanks also to the camera man ,,

[@Cechaflo]

You are welcome! Thanks so much for watching the video!

[@patriciaterranova1074]

Thanks I forgot which way the bobbin was supposed to go into the bobbin case!

[@Velvethamma]

Very good information. Setting up a sewing machine can be tricky at first

[@Cechaflo]

+Velvethamma, there are more related videos...we should upload the second tonight...these basics would take us to understand heavy duty sewing machines...procedures are similar. Thanks for following us on you tube!

[@Velvethamma]

Cechaflo You are welcome. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos

[@junglemom1263]

Thank you so much for the excellent tutorial video! Mil gracias por el excelente video tutorial! Lo agradesco muchicimo!

[@Cechaflo]

I am so glad the videos are useful! You are welcome anytime!

[@maxwebster7572]

I have a $25, 196k5 which is similar (no oil sump). I have been on google all day looking at these machines. In a way it seems romantic to repair an antique to repair antiques with (the same machines that were used to sew them). I am glad the thrift shop has closed for the night and I'm not out buying another one!

[@nolvia0110]

max webster

[@DL-ik3js]

Thanks

[@Cechaflo]

You are welcome!

[@jjbailey01]

I'd love to see some of the videos you've done, but using presser foot machine instead of walking foot. Just to show what can be done for those of us without walking foot machines.

[@Cechaflo]

It would be interesting to show something with a regular presser foot. BTW, I have an old household machine I would like to do the demonstration. The Singer machine I show in this video was sold. I used to do some upholstery jobs in the seventies with these machines.

[@jjbailey01]

@@Cechaflo less is more. I've done heavy canvas of 8+ layers on a home machine. I made a pair of Japanese Hakama, for a martial arts class I used to take. I'd love to see some upholstery techniques done on a basic machine, just to see any difference in how it's done.

[@lettherebepiece7184]

Hi Sir,ye I did my first fix to my 132k6`I plucked to up the courage to crack on and test the machine,Well after stripping the bobbing down I noticed several layers of paper placed at the back of the bobbin in between that and the case,and the bobbin case tension metal at the back was not in its recess properly,But i figure the paper was in there to put pressure on the bobbin real to stop the bobbin thread coming out with ease,So I checked the tension spring on the bobbin case that presses on the thread and the screw could not be tightened any more to place tension on the thread, So I removed the paper and removed the tension spring and bent it slightly over a wooden spoon handle`Put all back together with out the paper and it stitches great. I was only confident enough to have a crack at it due to watching your vid,Thank you

[@Cechaflo]

+wow dude Great! I'm glad my video was an inspiration for you to do your own fix on your sewing machine! You are welcome!

[@geoffhalstead1811]

Once again Cesar to the rescue! I am now able to adjust my machine properly. THANKS!

[@Cechaflo]

+Geoff Halstead “OuBallie” I'm glad these videos are useful!

[@bhagirathiswain3334]

@@Cechaflob

[@alibabafurball]

I am finally getting a decent antique machine to sew on for this. It is a 1880's singer improved manufacture. It has a 19 1/2" work area and parts can be made easy. It is a rotary oscilating shuttle hook system like yours a bit, so these tutorials will help even more. The industrial I am getting also goes with all my other 6 106 year old plus sewing machines. Is $200 cdn or $175 U.S. good for an industrial machine? I hope so. Doesn't look nice right now, but it will in a bit and it works.

[@kisslypantilo9139]

im watching...from philippines 😘😘😘😘😘

[@jocelynehebert4982]

Merci beaucoup j'avais vraiment besoin d'aide et votre video est super

[@ArsenKing]

great master, the best!

[@edwardpang7659]

Hi sir, thank you for your videos! I have recently got myself a singer 241 and I have been trying to fix the tension and I replaced the needle tension assembly, and I just don’t seem to be able wrap my head around how this unit works. Could you do a video on that unit and how to completely take it apart and put that assembly together? It doesn’t say too much on the manual as well. Thank you Edward

[@Cechaflo]

Dear Edward, Hopefully this video could be useful: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKmoqGZrlpl1f68

[@edwardpang7659]

Exactly what I needed thank you! I seemed to have fixed the problem but will take it apart and redo it according to the guide again! Thank you!

[@Grittydame]

I just got a '40s era 241-12... runs like a top BUT the upper thread is locking up on the bobbin assembly on the first stitch, when I try to pick up the bottom thread. The tensions both feel good and I have tried adjusting them. The results remain the same. HELP... PLEASE! I can't afford to not be able to use this machine. I have no way to take it all the way across Houston to a service Co that could help.

[@georgerobartes5989]

This looks like the Spanish Alfa clone of the Singer from the castings but the method is the same . If using all 3 holes in the guide like this then ensure that all are snag free . Generally only one is used which with age can develop a track which then must be honed smooth if you use the other 2 . I have several Singers including one of the last of the line that came from a line in the Glasgow plant before it was bombed in WW2 . That one was used for sewing webbing and packs ,etc at MECO .

[@genesisapocalipsis4000]

Hello, good morning, can you disassemble the complete 241 step by step? .greetings

[@wilberurbinapajuelo4302]

Lunes 24 de julio del 2023.Buenas noches desde lima-Perú.Tengo una Singer 241-12.Como se hace para alargar la puntada,la uso para servicio de aparado ( bespunte) en zapatillas ,pero hoy se utiliza materiales sinteticos con microporoso y la puntada se hace muy chica .En espera de respuesta.Gracias.

[@Cechaflo]

La puntada se alarga o acorta con el botón que está en la parte superior del cabezal. Su máxima puntada es de 4.5 mm. Con un dedo de la mano izquierda, presiona el botón, mientras que con la mano derecha le da vuelta al volante hácia adelante. Llega un momento que el botón se hunde. Este es el momento de regulación de puntada. Si sigue moviendo el volante hacia adelante y siente que topa en algo, significa que se reguló a la máxima puntada. So le da para atras la puntada será mas corta. Una vez que considera que es la puntada que desea, suelta el botón y el mecanismo se engancha y queda regulado a esa puntada. Este mecanismo va conectado al peine de arrastre. kzbin.info/www/bejne/apLLXqZ_pbd6pKM Nota: si Ud quisiera alargar la puntada mas de los 4.5 mm entonces tendría que recurrir a un mecánico industrial que maneje torno y fresadora para que haga ese trabajo y altere el mecanismo para que de mas puntada. No le aconsejaría porque le cobrarían mas de lo que cuesta la máquina de coser. Mas barato le saldría comprar otra que de mas puntada. Es todo lo que le puedo informar ya que yo solamente reparo las máquinas de mi taller de uso personal y solo soy un simple tapicero de carros.

[@wilberurbinapajuelo4302]

@@Cechaflo Muchas gracias señor Saludos y un abrazo.Si necesita un trabajador operario cuente con Migo que ando buscando trabajo en Estados Unidos.En espera de respuesta.Gracias.

[@malcrouch8500]

Awesome,. and thank you ............

[@tonysomers1924]

I recently came into some 241-12 machines that were never used, they still have the QC tags, and test fabric under the foot. In excellent shape straight from the singer factory... in 1948. Know of anyone that would be interested? They're in AZ.

[@bgalvan9491]

gracias por su ayuda .nos facilitan las cosas sus videos SALUDOS

[@Cechaflo]

+B Galvan, van a ser como 3 a 4 videos que nos van a dar muy buenas ideas acerca de las máquinas de coser para hacer tapicería. Gracias por ver los videos!

[@mandydaly3681]

Your videos always so helpful. Thanks a lot!

[@yolandegoupil4291]

Firstly, a big thank you for this video, it's really well done and well explained. Second, do you have a tutorial that shows how to complete a "bobbin" with your machine. I have searched all over the web but most of the videos are for handheld machines and I have a Singer 95K40 with a wheel like your machine you used for this video. The "bobbins" used are metal without hole but there is a small notch in the tube where I have to insert my bobbin to do it but I don't know how to do it. Many thanks in advance.

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks so much for watching the videos! I have realized you have a good Singer machine. Unfortunately, I only have 241-12 sewing machine videos.

[@yolandegoupil4291]

@@Cechaflo Thank you for responding to me so quickly. I noticed that your 241-12 sewing machine has the same system for making bobbins with a roller and a small push arm. Would you have a video that shows how to fill a bobbin on your machine, I believe that would help me understand mine? Also can you tell me how to lengthen my stitch, mine are very short and I notice in your video that yours are much longer? Thanking you in advance.

[@Cechaflo]

@@yolandegoupil4291 Perhaps to get a longer stitch it would be necessary a new feed dog with higher dragging teeth. kzbin.info/www/bejne/apLLXqZ_pbd6pKM

[@yolandegoupil4291]

@@Cechaflo Great, I understood very well for the stitch length. And what about how to complete a bobbin? Do you have a video that would show me how to do this on your sewing machine because it looks the same to me as mine but I don't know how to do it. Thank you !

[@rogerd.hardin7156]

Any videos on setting the timing on an industrial sewing machine?

[@Cechaflo]

Dear Roger, I have no much youtube videos about. Take a look at these interesting videos on youtube: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pn6znIindpieic0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pn2ciJyQmrCNd7s kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6fVZKOElNqXg6M

[@DilshadKhan-oz6jp]

Bolkar kar banaenge to or achhi lagegi or aap ke or bhi jaada friends banenge please aise Karie . Me Dilshad Khan.

[@paisley436]

I never would have thought to spiral the thread on that 2nd part! I would have gone in-out. Would've thought that a spiral would create too much tension. I see it left foot marks on your vinyl. Any fix for that?

[@Cechaflo]

The passing of thread through different gaps helps to get a better tension of the tread. It also avoids the fraying of it. Marks on the vinyl could be avoided by using a teflon presser foot. singerco.com.au/product/teflon-foot-7mm/

[@Cechaflo]

Dear Samantha, I really appreciate your donation! My best wishes, Cesar

[@Just-a-girl]

You are awesome. Thank you.

[@Cechaflo]

The 'basic principles' I show in these videos are also applied for another industrial sewing machines, for not saying, they're the same. The demonstrations on this old Singer sewing machine would help us a lot to understand that 'tune up' a sewing machine is not a mistery as some people want us to believe.

[@randellstrahan4320]

What to do when the thred clumps?

[@taharbig7673]

Indian

[@ramanvenu1941]

Cechaflo g

[@yolandaruiz2783]

Quiero agradecer por su enseñanza sobre estas máquinas, mi esposo me acaba de traer una y me encanta. Lo único que tiene un problemita, se salta puntadas, me podría decir porque hace eso, y me gustaría saber también que clase de aceite se le hecha. Nuevamente muchísimas GRACIAS POR ENSEÑARNOS SON DE MUCHA AYUDA PARA “TODOS”.

[@Cechaflo]

Hay un 'ganchito' en el portabobina que agarra el hilo que pasa por el 'ojo de la aguja' cuando la 'barra de aguja' baja hasta el fondo atravesando el huequito de la placa base. Cuando este ganchito esta muy separado del 'ojo de la aguja' no agarra el hilo o agarra una que otra vez. En este caso habría que aflojar un poquito los tornillitos del portabobina y pegarlo un poquito hácia el 'ojo de la aguja'.También sucede cuando la barra que sostiene la aguja por algún motivo se subió un poquito y aveces el ganchito agarra y otras no. Si pasó este caso, entonces habría que aflojar el tornillo que sujeta la barra y bajarlo un poquito, puede ser como 1 milímetro, no mucho tampoco. El aceite es especial para máquinas de coser. Lo venden en las mismas tiendas donde venden los repuestos/refacciones.

[@Grittydame]

Top thread breaks with 1st stitch. Just acquired a '40s era 241-12 in great condition. Tensions both feel good but top thread locks around the shuttle and breaks. I believe I have it threaded per this video. What am I missing?

[@Cechaflo]

Hopefully this video is useful.kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3vZmWqvpLOBatU

[@Grittydame]

@@Cechaflo Thanks... found a burr on the bobbin case tension screw that was catching the top thread. Seems to be ok now.

[@vikingj-c7599]

merci a toi pour tes conseils .cordialement

[@gloriaperconti4878]

Thank you so much for your videos they are so helpful!

[@juanrivas6048]

Muchas gracias

[@traceygray4956]

Great video instruction- THANKYOU

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for watching! Welcome to this channel anytime!

[@dipubiswas8520]

Very informative....thank you very much

[@pedroimiranda902]

Felicidades. Usted cree que nos puede enseñar como ajustarlo en la walking foot? Me sería de mucha ayuda. Bendiciones

[@Cechaflo]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXyse5WJadCbr9E

[@bigray13579]

Thanks for posting this video. I just purchased my first singer 241-11. I'm a beginner and just starting out . Your video confirmed what I thought . my clutch needs work . I thing the clutch pads are worn and need to be replaced .I'm the shop Forman of a electric motor shop here in Hawaii. so rebuilding it will be no problem . I just cant find a source for motor and clutch parts. Do you have any suggestions.

[@Cechaflo]

I think you're right, just replace the worn clutch pads and use the same motor.

[@bigray13579]

do you have a source, company or website that I can purchase the pads from .

[@Cechaflo]

I really don't know about any company, but I've found two links perhaps they're useful: www.universalsewing.com/tek9.asp?pg=search&mode=results&usssearchby=type&usscriteria=450.1 www.worldsewingparts.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=95

[@shashikantjonwal8327]

Thanks for solving my problem

[@Cechaflo]

You are welcome anytime!

[@nosajselrauq9438]

I have a Pfaff 927 and I adjust the tension but the I keep little loops underneath the fabric no matter what I do? What am I doing wrong, thanks.

[@srirajsrinutipirishetty7200]

TQ very much

[@sewingmachines6369]

Good job 👍

[@GottliebGoltz]

Thank You again.

[@DundoMarinko]

Thank you I have 251-2 and 241-2 n Singer which one is better to keep and what is difference. What is a problem when skip stitch is material to thick for machine .God bless your work I watch all your video very intently ,Thank you .Hello from Chicago .We do have good shop.s for parts .

[@Cechaflo]

I really don't know the differences...I only know, both are industrial sewing machines for medium to heavy duty jobs. Watch this chart: ismacs.net/singer_sewing_machine_company/model-list/classes-200-299.html A 'skipped stitch' could be caused: If the machine is out of time...the 'bobbin hook point' could be lightly delayed. A too thin needle for thick materials. If the 'hook point' is not close enough to the needle scarf. If the 'needle bar' is little upwards and does not penetrate enough to let the tread make the 'loop' which would be caught by the 'hook point'. Thanks for watching my videos!

[@karthikae611]

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[@dianakimengland1832]

I have the same machine, but my upper tension assembly is loose in it's socket. Do you know how the center spindle is intended to be held into the machine? The set screw only holds the collar, but not the spindle. Thanks for any assistance.

[@Cechaflo]

I am trying to figure out in my mind but I cannot, sorry! But, please check these videos perhaps some idea to hold the spindle into the machine. Please check min. four of related video :kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKmoqGZrlpl1f68 Another youtube videos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHyYl4qbrqtglbs kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHyYl4qbrqtglbs&t=24s kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3S2q4qunKucmsk Hopefully some idea! You are welcome anytime!

[@xinyinxu9123]

really nice and helpful video!

[@Cechaflo]

+xinyin xu Thanks for watching our videos!

[@Poetryportal143]

this video help full thank sir

[@Cechaflo]

You're welcome!

[@rajeshwaritumala2771]

Hello madam, nenu kothaga tailoring nerchukuntunanu meeting videos Chala helpful ga unayi naadi Kotha machine stitching settings teleyadam Ledu kuttu pusa kuttu la vastundi plz do the needful

[@kanikadigar3607]

Nice video very very nice

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for watching! Welcome to this channel anytime!

[@hemasmultigallery5083]

easy to understand.

[@yashiyaras]

Very helpful sir

[@Cechaflo]

I'm so glad the videos are useful!

[@adamedgar5765]

at 14 minutes in the video, why does the white thread (on the underside of the cloth) sew at a slight angle?

[@Cechaflo]

It is because of the needle point how makes the cut. This needle is wedge point. If the needle is positioned in more angle it will cut more angled.

[@adamedgar5765]

@@Cechaflo oh ok. that makes good sense. I really enjoy watching your videos...i have just purchased an old singer 196K205 machine and am learning how to setup the machine from your videos.

[@lettherebepiece7184]

HI Sir I know this may be basic to you but to a newbie at using a sewing machine this is vital and most appreciated knowledge you are showing your viewers so thank you, But I noticed this time you are placing the thread through the three holes this time instead of the two holes` you showed earlier in one of your passed video`s,is this because you are using thinner cotton this time and if so how does this make a difference to when using thicker thread?.

[@Cechaflo]

+wow dude You are welcome, again! ...maybe, I missed one hole in former video, but the correct way is pass thread through the complete holes...it avoids fraying...although, one hole does not make a difference(lol) same procedure is applied for thin or thick threads.

[@rakshitagalagi7354]

Sir hamare machine me length lever me Kuch problem aa Raha hai.our kapada age Nahi ja Raha hai . Piche Sarah's hai sir

[@Oasis_Sifnos]

Helpful as always.

[@Cechaflo]

+Οασις Σίφνος Thanks for watching our videos!

[@tomandphil]

please tell me how to open the motor of Juki DDL 5550N, because when I sew thread went inside and I can not find any to open it. Thank you

[@alfredomoreno5292]

How do I lengthen the stitch in a Singer 251-4?

[@Cechaflo]

It would be necessary to alter the eccentric mechanism that makes the feed dog's back and forth movement to determine the stitch length. Perhaps, it would be more expensive than the machine itself.

[@avidgarcia185]

hola ! primero que nada gracias por sus videos, siempre ayudan mucho. tengo una juki lu 563 pero me le faltan piezas de los tensores de hilo y me rebienta mucho el hilo ojala y mas adelante puedan subir algun video de esa maquina .. saludos

[@Cechaflo]

+Avid Garcia Hola Avid, la Juki LU 563, es una buena máquina para trabajo pesado en tapicería...simplemente poner las piezas que faltan y detectar la causa que ocasiona que el hilo (el de arriba o el de abajo ?) reviente. Gracias por ver los videos!

[@aleksoyervides67]

Hola.! Se puede hacer lo mismo con una singer 31-15 ?

[@Cechaflo]

Si es posible. Los procedimientos son muy parecidos.

[@monicacampana3295]

I need to buy the needle place for the singer industrial machine can you tell me where I can buy it tank you teaching

[@Cechaflo]

Please, check Ebay, Amazon, etc. and look for a similar needle plate you are looking for. Trade mark (industrial Singer) and model(?) Thanks for watching the videos!

[@jorgeangeles639]

Tengo sincero 241-1 tendrá reversa y como ajusto puntada

[@Cechaflo]

En este video se muestra como regular la puntada de esos modelos de Singer. kzbin.info/www/bejne/apLLXqZ_pbd6pKM

[@DhanaLakshmi-rv1te]

many many thanks to utube

[@valentinperezduhalde8874]

Cesar, good evening and thanks for all your work!! I´ve got a Singer 211u566a machine, and at the moment I´m having a hard time finding the right combination of needle and thread to sew medium (1,2mm) to heavier (2mm) leather. I´ve tried several combinations of 140 needles, 140 leather needles and 20, 30, 36 and 40 threads with no luck yet. What can you recommend? Thanks in advance for your time and keep posting amazing videos!

[@Cechaflo]

Trying to understand what specifically are the issues? Thin needles 110, 120 for thin leathers. Thicker needles 130,140 consider as standard for medium to heavy materials. 160, 180 are also considered for heavier leathers. It is important to take into account the needle plate hole which goes according to needle size. Hopefully these videos could give some ideas: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIPEoIpvoLGSpbM kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKXJo5Z6iJqKgLM

[@sweetprincess7890]

thnk u soooo much sir

[@Cechaflo]

Welcome to this channel anytime!

[@didaw7134]

Merci beaucoup 😉

[@Cechaflo]

You are welcome!

[@auchsltechteacher]

Thanks you! Your videos are soooo helpful!

[@Cechaflo]

You are welcome to this channel! Thanks for watching the videos!

[@srinivasanraju6548]

Stephanie McIntyre . .

[@DSP_Banjara_AA]

Stephanie McIntyre

[@javeriakarim5837]

I have juki machine it would nt pick the lower thread.

[@shataramroy8766]

thank u so much

[@angelcordero3247]

Buenas cual es el numero de el largo de puntada que tiene esa maquina..

[@Cechaflo]

4 mm de puntada máxima.

[@angelcordero3247]

Gracias

[@ramirogomez5049]

y si quicieras agrandar mas la puntada despues de su limite como se le aria si la puntada es mui chica y qicieras alargar su macsimo de la puntada podrias aser un video x fabor

[@Cechaflo]

Supongo que Ud. tiene este mismo modelo de máquina cuya puntada máxima es de 4 mm. Para agrandar la puntada tendría que mandar hacer un mecanismo excéntrico nuevo que transmita un poco mas de vaivén al peine de arrastre. Un tornero lo puede fabricar. No se si le convenga hacer este trabajo porque le podría salir mas caro que lo que cuesta la máquina.

[@ramirogomez5049]

@@Cechaflo lo que pasa que yo soi de naranjos veracrus y no le entieden donde se puede agrandar mas la puntada 4 milimetros es mui corta la puntada mi maquina es sinjer 241-2

[@Cechaflo]

@@ramirogomez5049 kzbin.info/www/bejne/apLLXqZ_pbd6pKM La máquina 241-12 que muestro en este video ya no la tengo. Daba una puntada de 4.5 m de largo.

[@ramirogomez5049]

okeyuchas gracias como quiera ay cuando caiga otra aber si sube otro video me gustan sus videos de maquinas saludos

[@Cechaflo]

@@ramirogomez5049 Siempre a sus órdenes en lo que sea posible.

[@deepakkadam6272]

niddle niche phaskar tutJati hai or while Tide hota hai please sir meri problem solve Kar dijiye..

[@mpd4173]

I am having a problem with my Juki DDL8500 when I try to reverse it cuts the thread and gets jambed.. I also note that the reverse bar bobs up and down after a stitch length of about 3.5 and on up to 5. it gets worse the longer the stitch..any suggestions?

[@MIDWESTLOW]

MP D . Make sure you press the reverse lever all the way down.

[@زهراء-ق2ج3غ]

شكرا لكم معلومه مفيده

[@bharatjadhav1734]

sir. meri machine brother ki bidding. hai well ky or machine ke ander jo belt hota hai. tute gai kaise lagate hai. video ke jariy. dekao please

[@CucAgao77]

gracias por el consejo podria cuando pudiese hacer un video de como ponerlas en tiempo, muchas bendiciones

[@Cechaflo]

+josue mejias Hola Josue, el video que sigue muestra este procedimiento, de hecho, hoy lo vamos a subir...estos principios básicos se aplican también a las máquinas industriales, por no decir que es casi lo mismo. La demostración en esta Singer nos ayudará mucho a entender que no es de tanto misterio 'tunear' una máquina de coser.

[@CucAgao77]

gracias

[@hirdyansh5g142]

Sir MERI machine Ka wheel to ghum Jata h per uski niddle bilkul bhi movement nhi ker rahi u

[@222chinoloco]

i was asking u that because i found a old sewing machin so i want to know how it works..... thank u very much. .. if i have more questions i will asking you again

[@Cechaflo]

Feel free to ask any time! That's one of the purposes of this channel.

[@shenbagamnagarajan7269]

Hi sir my fabric is not moving when stitching please kindly show me the solution

[@Cechaflo]

Check the feed dog teeth. They loosen sometimes. The teeth drag the material backwards.

[@shenbagamnagarajan7269]

@@Cechaflo thank you sir

[@AmmaStitchingFashion]

How many cost that machine?

[@Cechaflo]

200 US Dollars

[@paisley436]

Is there supposed to be sound?

[@Cechaflo]

Just a visual video to be followed as a book. There's no sound, sorry.

[@nishukc206]

Thanku very much...

[@Cechaflo]

You're welcome!

[@CleanLocsTM]

How do you adjust the stitch length on this machine?

[@Cechaflo]

There are seven related videos for this machine. This video 5 shos how to do it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/apLLXqZ_pbd6pKM

[@7salado]

Saludos,tengo una 562 Walking Foot .quisiera ponerle un hilo mas grueso pero no se que hacer ,soy nuevo en esto que me recomiendas?Gracias.

[@Cechaflo]

+7salado Supongoque su máquina es Juki 562. Simplemente 'para cada aguja su hilo que le corresponde'. Supongo también que estás cosiendo con el hilo básico para la tapicería que aquí en México es el No 8 y la aguja que le corresponde es desde la No 18=110 hasta la 140= 22. El hilo que le sigue y que se usa como decorativo para hacer puntadas dobles (costura francesa)...aquí en México se le llama 'cero' y la aguja que le corresponde es la No 140=22, también la 160=123 funciona. Si queremos un hilo mas grueso, entonces el que le sigue es el 'doble cero' y la aguja que le corresponde es la 180=24 y la 200=25 El hilo debe correr con facilidad por el ojo de la aguja...esta es una manera de verificar que el hilo corresponde a la medida de aguja. Si utilizamos una aguja delgada con un hilo grueso, va a suceder que el hilo se puede atorar en el ojo de la aguja y va a 'brincar' la puntada...también haría un orificio muy angosto en el material y no va a permitir que el 'nudo de ajuste'(lock stitch) se dé en el centro. El mismo hilo debe ir arriba y abajo en la bobina. Verifique el 'orificio' de la placa base por donde pasa la aguja, debe pasar libremente...o de lo contrario tiene que ampliar el orificio o comprar una que tenga el hoyito mas amplio. Lo mismo debe hacer con la 'pata de presión' pequeña. También hay que 'aflojar las tensiones' un poquito. Espero que esta información le sirva.

[@7salado]

+Cechaflo Gracias por su ayuda ,Si q me servirá mucho la info,Gracias nuevamente por siempre contestar las preguntas y es un placer desde Puerto Rico seguir sus vídeos!!!(Verificare los numero a ver si son iguales).

[@Cechaflo]

+7salado Gracias por seguirnos en nuestro canal! ...con respecto a los hilos, me parece que en USA, son las medidas 138 (No8), 207 (cero) y 277(doble cero) El 'largo de la aguja' nueva que va a cambiar debe ser el mismo de la que está usando...sólo cambiaría el 'grosor de la aguja'. Estos links son informativos: www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=polyester-thread-size-138 www.schmetzneedles.com/learning/pdf/needle-size-designations.pdf raphaelsewing.com/blog/?p=11

[@7salado]

+Cechaflo Gracias nueva mente!

[@taharbig7673]

7salado

[@MrStevezed]

hi cechaflo, i wish to ask what kind of machine i can use, i finally began training at a college, i need my own machine, hopefully not as expensive as i see online, any machine you recommend ? any types of machines and reliability etc would be helpful , thankyou kindly master .

[@Cechaflo]

To do upholstery (furniture and vehicles) it is advisable a 'walking feet, industrial sewing machine'. Try to get a used one in good condition: pfaff 145, 1245, juki 563, consew, durkopp&adler 267-373, singer, etc.

[@MrStevezed]

thanks kindly i keep looking , hard to find used one but will persist :)

[@vikingj-c7599]

super vidéo

[@simon82465]

Muchas gracias me sirvio mucho su consejo

[@HiteshSharma887-g9f]

Thank you sir

[@Cechaflo]

Welcome to the channel anytime!

[@Mars7393]

Hi there guys, is there a video showing how to replace the lower drive belt on the Pfaff30 machine.?

[@kamelmadani6219]

je ne sais pas régler la tension de la machine à coudre Singer 834