How to Use a TOWA Bobbin Case Tension Gauge

[@waltertrejo2534]

Thank you for your video. As a complete beginner in sewing, this gadget will be handy for me. Liked and subscribed!!

[@FLESHTOBER]

This is the PERFECT video when explaining how to fix the tension on these things. THANK YOU!

[@5kidsmyhusbandandme]

Great video!!! I have been having an awful time with my long arm stitches. It was suggested I get one of these gauges. I ordered & got it today. Your video was such help! My tension was past 300! No wonder I have had issues. Thank you!! Thank you!!

[@SteveWeinrich]

Great video! Thanks for the details. 👍

[@Kimbo5568]

Do you use it for pre-wound bobbins as well? If so, at what setting?

[@StringandStory]

I don't use pre-wound bobbins, but I would expect to follow the same steps

[@erincookie1959]

Would this work for a heavy duty highlead gc0388? The bobbin keeps popping out when I am trying the dropping method and it’s so hard to gauge if it’s right because of the fact. I have been struggling for five hours now. 😩

[@joswearingen3507]

Is this a size M bobbin?

[@tammyhutchinson6647]

What!!! I didn't know such a thing existed! I will definitely be getting one. Where do I find one? I needed this so badly a couple of months ago. I have the J150 also and usually don't have tension troubles. However, I did have lots of trouble on a memory quilt that never got resolved. I ended up settling for seeing the dot to dot look that was happening because at least it was consistent, so maybe to a non quilter it might appear intentional. (I had black thread in the bobbin and white thread on top to match the fabrics on each side. I was chicken and didn't want my stitching to be especially noticeable in case I did a poor job. My choice seemed to be the dot to dots on the front or eyelashes on the bottom. There was no in-between to be had that day.

[@gwenmadeline54]

Does this work on all bobbin sizes?

[@ellexusse]

Super helpful. Thank you!

[@ellafouser2147]

Thanks

[@ludmillaallekei4991]

Thanks❤️

[@seffssweetsstitches2897]

Lol, now I know that mN is a millinewton. Now to figure out how to convert that to grams 🤔

[@mehere779]

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