For Beginners: How to Sew a Box X Stitch

Learning how to do the Box X Stitch is easy with this basic tutorial and some practice.
All of our webbing can be sewn on any home sewing machine, and work with most threads and needles.
We recommend #90 polyester thread with the biggest needle your home sewing machine can handle.
We offer various high quality thread spools and colors for you to purchase on our website.
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[@Moocow8]

about to fix an adjustable strap on my tool backpack, this is very helpful. thank you!

[@billsutherland7486]

Would you suggest multiple rivets, and would you melt/seal the punched holes in the webbing? Great channel, thanks for the tutelage.

[@thetusker]

Can this be done with a regular brothers sewing machine?

[@mnmartin73]

With this tecnique the top and bottom are not equal with three stitches. One of them has 3 stitches and the other will have 2, and it looks uneven. I have tried to figure out how both ends can have the triple stitch and there is no way to do it.

[@PeaceMeBish]

The top has 3 stitches because that’s where the most tension will be. The way it’s done here is for efficiency, not aesthetics. No need to use more thread than is necessary.

[@TerryWhisk]

Anyone who actually needs strength out of this doesn’t care

[@mladend6481]

what type of threading and needle would you recommend for a brother se 600 machine, i need it for cambuckle tie down staps in use with truck cargo. Any tips would be huge appreciated! Thanks!

[@issachernandez2724]

What`s the machine brand ??

[@amrsaber5671]

Thanks alot

[@tleonard410]

what kind of heavy duty machine is that :o my brother machine struggles to feed near edges due to not having a walking foot like that

[@bevlaverty]

How do you sew two pieces together to make a longer strap?

[@americanprayer2433]

What type of machine is that?

[@breadfan9]

Used a long long time ago. It was something called a sewing machine

[@munkeyco3193]

@@breadfan9 XD Ded.

[@precisionrigging9064]

Not a good box stitch too many over lays of stitching, these will weaken the joint as too many stitches creates a weak point caused by too many stitch penetrations. but nicely presented