Cowboy 4500 Stitch formation and reverse thread snags

[@WierdSpookyDude]

I probably learned more from your videos about setting up or dialing in a sewing machine than any other channels I have viewed. Thank you for giving us this amazing camera work along with very clear description and instruction.

[@pequodexpress]

Fabulous video. Thank you. Years ago, I started doing all my back stitching by hand for both aesthetics and strength.

[@samcoote9653]

Thanks so much for all your videos Uwe, I make industrial high temperature blankets for engines and turbos etc. and your videos have helped me make my Protex run perfectly, and the last couple of days I have been working on a cowboy machine that no one likes to use because it does this exact thing. I had my suspicions and was trying to find the time through the day to sort it out, but your video will help me a lot. Thanks so much you have taught me a lot, love the way your videos and shot and narrated, definitely the clearest instruction on sewing machine timing setup etc. on KZbin

[@piecetoyou8285]

Brilliant, just love the video you do they tell a lot within that short amount of footage , I own a singer class 7-33 single needle and a twin needle singer class 7 , with two of this type of hook and similar race, As the twin needle they only commissioned 200 hundred and were made 1930, they do not make the shuttle drive any more , and if anything wrong with my drive shuttle like wear or tear I have to add weld and reshape, So when I bought them the twin needle Singer shuttle drive class 7 definitely had quite a lot of work done to it over the years, like welding and reshaping with heat , As you show the way the hook takes the loop and carries around the shuttle then comes up and out from the back end gap, this explains the little jilt my shuttle do for the gap to appear at the back,allowing the thread to come up and out, now I understand it, But I notice on my one like yours had one time the gap never opened up enough when turning it slow,this just might be the slow speed was not enough to give the little jilt. I also think I need to look at my drive shuttle a little closer as I think I need to round the back off more so the thread slips up through the gap better, The Great things with these video`s they learn us allot how the system should work for smooth running,

[@63NCArcher]

Great set up Uwe. Very easy to see what is happening. If only we could see that clearly on all machines.

[@AlexanderDyer]

This was a fascinating exercise to watch. Thank you for sharing.

[@peteriuliano]

Thanks Uwe, Love your videos, very informative...

[@gravydogg1]

Great insight! I had looked at a consew 277 on local craigslist that said sews great in forward but gets loopy in reverse... its a nice price so i may look into it !

[@tanjayaayric2408]

Very very good video and thank u for sharing with US....and thank u very much for new knowledge for me...greeting from Indonesia👍👍👍👍👍

[@piecetoyou8285]

My machine is doing the same on occasions catching thread between the back of the hook Singer and race, which causes the machine to jam ,how can I adjust the hook,but my machine is 7-33 I never new the hook can be adjusted in the race ? I thought the thread gets caught at the back due to the slow action causing the thread to drag at very slow speed rather than run smooth if faster, So how do I set back the hook on this style,?

[@Gatewrights]

I had the same problem but I found loosening the top tension slightly sorted the problem of missing back stitch

[@albaneforleather]

Very nice presentation.

[@romanmechanic1093]

thanks for this video, it was really interesting

[@Gatewrights]

Did you find a solution to this problem?

[@chrisyates8115]

Very interesting how that work's

[@zoromuhammad5476]

Hallo Uwe I need your help to make tutorial adusting reverse mechanism sewing machine cylinder bed, such like typical gc2603. Caused, I did not understand how to manage it and also not found tutorial until later. Please help me. Thank you.