Industrial Sewing Machine Tip - Christopher Nejman

[@christophernejman]

For more information pertaining to this video and to share your work with others please join my FB sewing group at: facebook.com/groups/293256485074876

[@rosieallen2508]

Christopher is absolutely correct. I got my industrial machine about 2 years ago. I was able to create over 50 items within 2 months and not sewing everyday. It is a beautiful as he demonstrates. The key is the speed and is also allows you sew without a lot of pinning and straight lines and full body floor length skirts I specialize in African attire with is cotton and the performance is exceptionally wonderful. Also the table holes the fabric in place no more dropping of the machine which cause back strain. It will sew layers and layers of fabric.

[@janewright1247]

I have had a used industrial machine for 45 years, I replaced it 2 years ago with a JACK . I totally agree with Christopher , you will never look back the machine makes jobs so much easier. The machines is sunk into the table so doesn’t slide around the table, I have two domestic sewing machines just for decorative stitching but I don’t use them often. It’s lovely to hear someone else so enthusiastic about an industrial machine 😂

[@margebowman352]

Where can I buy seam guide and thread cutter

[@pollynelson4138]

Where can I buy the seam guide you are showing here!

[@EverythingCustomMade]

I love industrial sewing machines. They are beasts. Please what needles do you use on your straight sewing lockstitch machine? I get confused with DB and DP designations on needles but I am very familiar with needle sizes.

[@happycamper3034]

Can you show how you tread this machine I have the same exact one I don't know how

[@elisabethgill1646]

Your new motor at $125, where did you get, i want to have one

[@nywvblue]

LOVE the demo! Super informative. Your enthusiasm is contagious.

[@cindyw6621]

Hi Christopher. Thank you for sharing this machine. I have always used Industrial Machines. LOVE THEM. Started in an underwear Factory when I was 15. Then bought my own. Anyway, many moons ago, but have never seen the attachment you have for thread cutter/guide. Do you mind sharing how I can get my hands on one of them please. I'm from Australia. Cheers. :)

[@christophernejman]

I get all of my industrial accessories on eBay. Whenever I am interested in anything, I do a Google search and an eBay search. May I suggest you try that as well.

[@drewt3210]

For anyone looking for this attachment, it's called a "Grip Snip" and sells for just a couple dollars on eBay.

[@jacolon61]

I just got my hands on a Singer 591D300AD. it is in very nice condition and runs really well. I am not a professional but would like to do my stuff and just want to learn. I have to set it up and put new oil in. Any tips for what to start with? Nice tutorial...

[@elizedelange7850]

How to fix stitch tension on the top of fabric

[@yvonnehawkins2917]

I’ve just bought my third industrial. It is a Mitsubishi LS2-130. The wheel has a cover over it and I can’t see how to turn the wheel by hand which you need to do. Are you familiar with this machine? Love industrial machines.

[@shenazuppal5145]

I just bought juki few weeks back ...so very put off because the bobbing don't wind..so I have may be 3 of the bobbins they works the rest no! I tried to open the pin bit wider to no avail Someone pls help me out

[@tanyacardiel922]

Christopher I have a walking foot 111G156 I am having a hard time with bobbin the thread is not pick up pleases. Helps me with this issue.

[@ivangil3280]

what kind of needle does it use ?

[@martacz.4794]

You're sooo right. I love my industrial machine and suffer anytime I need to make buttonholes on the different one:) I sew everything on my industrial machine and I will (hopefully) never come back to using the home machine.

[@grandmav]

This may sound like a crazy question, but could you do free motion quilting on one of these?

[@lighthousewc1]

quick question, I just picked up a Juki DDL-5530 would I be able to do a canvas for boats, and some Upholstery with this machine. someone told me that i could only do real light material clothing.

[@lindabridges445]

do you have any tips on installing a round head needle in an industrial. have problems getting needle in position since it is rounded, Thx

[@mollyeichar]

I love your videos because of the content and your enthusiasm.I'm retired and shouldn't have spent even $300 for the vintage industrial I bought today (looks identical to yours, different brand). I'm looking forward to using it, but it goes too fast for what I want to do. Is there any way to sew more slowly without getting a servo motor?

[@katya_fhs]

The motor I got installed for mine has speed control and you can go as slow as you want, but at least with my machine, you need to run it without a presser foot and without a needle at full speed from time to time if you are going to be sewing slowly. My machine oils itself, but the oil doesn't start coming into the upper parts of the machine until it's running at a certain speed. Around 2,000 rpm or higher.

[@sharonarmstrong4578]

Where did you get the seam guide from? Also what thread do you use for topstitching?

[@marthaswartz882]

You should start with a please and end with a thank you.

[@sharonarmstrong4578]

@@marthaswartz882 Please can you mind your own business. Thank you

[@elisabethgill1646]

How come that cerveau motor makes noice? How come ?

[@msthompson865]

Why do my machine go backwards instead of forwards its new

[@marthaswartz882]

Check your motor settings.

[@ronaldogarciaronaldogarcia6944]

This is a Brother?

[@juliancreates]

where would you suggest going to learn about professional sewing techniques?

[@christophernejman]

Islander Sewing. They have a whole series of DVDs on industrial sewing methods shown on a home sewing machine.

[@juliancreates]

ok thanks I had been eying their products from looking at your videos will be purchasing them soon

[@MoonShookCo]

Hi there, can you share where you got your thread cutter and seam guide. Thanks. I have a Juki DDL8700

[@christophernejman]

Cutter from eBay. Seam guide from my local Baby Lock dealer. You have to do some research.

[@cindymunoz3994]

I also have looked on eBay for the thread cutter on eBay for my brother Exedra with no luck...

[@drewt3210]

For anyone looking for this thread cutter attachment, it's called a "Grip Snip" and sells for just a couple dollars on eBay.

[@lindabridges445]

Throughly agree with you. Love my juki ddl8700. Sews beautifully and quiet. I hem or mend all the jeans for the men in my family. The machine does it with no effort, no skip stitches, goes over the side seams like they don't exist.

[@nicklebak3884]

we look like we have the same machine sick!

[@jkajmtdblct1]

Thank you!!

[@phototec]

Hi and thanks for your video, I purchased a used industrial walking foot sewing machine that was sewing pretty god then all of the sudden it started to fray the thread at the needle. When stitching like in your video it sews good for about 12" then you get a bunch of thread wadded up above the needle and looking at the bottom stitches some are frayed. Any idea what is wrong or how to fix i? I wanted to post a photo but I don't see anyway to do that on here. Thanks for any help or suggestions.

[@katya_fhs]

My machine did that once, but it was a certain type of thread it didn't like. I switched to Coats & Clark thread and I haven't had issues ever since. Sometimes thread shreds when it doesn't have enough room to move freely in the eye of the needle. Might be that the thread you're using is too thick for the needle you have.

[@seejanesweat]

That is beautiful.

[@PatriciaAllenPA]

the ones we have at work, (valley apparel) are crazy fast, mines a Kiki, we also have brother ones. But when you back tack at the end it cuts it for you. I’m pretty sure my speed isn’t even turned all the way up and I can top stitch inseam a bundle (20) in 15 minutes. It blows my mind that this looked so slow to me when 3 years ago this would look fast and intimidating. Hopefully that didn’t sound cocky. 😂

[@josewaldron6792]

You have walking feet on yours

[@puledressdesigns]

Nice!!