*UPDATED* Tufting Machine Comparison Video!

Figuring out which tufting machine to purchase? Have no fear! This updated our machine comparison video showcases the four machines we currently sell & how each operates differently than the rest.
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[@yarnshooter]

Great video! I like the pink and green rug. 💗

[@morenaschnack2461]

Good morning, I love your videos. I want to learn . sells PDF of the operation of all the machines and how to change spare parts? I need it .

[@monicaangelmonicaangel7649]

Thanks a lot for this video.

[@lovelyde2737]

Hi can you please do a update video on “The duo” machine pleaseeeee

[@morenaschnack2461]

hello !! help me please, what is the glue that is used in carpets. Based on what product?

[@royblank7190]

Thanks for for videos !!! I have an AKlll and while using the longest needle and largest feed wheel... The wheel pushes out too much yarn and the thread blows back out causing excessive refeeding and tangling. Can I use a smaller wheel with the longest needle???

[@tufttheworld]

Hi Roy. The wheel and needle must correspond with each other (longest needle to biggest wheel and so forth) so no mixing it up. There could be a few reasons that you're encountering that issue. If you bought the machine from TTW please email [e-mail] and someone will help. If you didn't please post this in our online community and someone can help you there. community.tufttheworld.com

[@napusenipeskir]

Can you pls make a video of unboxing and setting up the zqiii pneumatic tufting gun?

[@tufttheworld]

Unfortunately we don't use or sell that machine anymore. The AK-3 is so much better!

[@skyleejeffrey6507]

See I’m trying to find an alternative to the first cut pile gun because those models have a tendency to literally explode (the capacitor inside) and it’s really hard to find a very nice alternative for the EU power other than a pneumatic one :(

[@tufttheworld]

Our duo machine is tried and true. It's the OG machine and has been tested and refined for 20 years. The newer manufactures are the ones that explode

[@desmirage]

Where does the Duo machine fall?

[@nikudimasnikudimas340]

Am in kenya how can i get atufting gun

[@anasanas-pn5sj]

ماهي الاسعار!!!!!؟ وشكرا

[@yan_smith]

I need to know how to set up my krd machine. No Manual was sent. How do I move the spring over?

[@tufttheworld]

Please email us at [e-mail] for support.

[@Table484]

My KRD machine keeps ripping my fabric -500$ for me

[@2tone12valve8]

Do you absolutely need the air compressor with the AK-III

[@tufttheworld]

Yes, it will not work without a decent sized air compressor

[@lidiacanon9386]

Buena tarde desde el Tolima al sur de Colombia...excelente trabajo...muy bonitos los tapete...quisiera hacer esos trabajos para ganar algo de dinero pero no tengo como comprar nada de lo q se requiere...Dios les bendiga.

[@rapermata1141]

Can you use coconut coir yarn?

[@tufttheworld]

Not sure you'll just need to test it

[@rapermata1141]

@@tufttheworld okay thanks

[@soheibabadlia8504]

Can you tell us what are the advantages of getting a pneumatic powered gun over the electric?

[@tufttheworld]

Pneumatic machines can tuft high pile up to 2.75 inches (60mm). Non pneumatic ones max is generally about 5/8 inch or 19 mm

[@soheibabadlia8504]

@@tufttheworld yes you made it clear in the video , i mean any other advantages like speed and precision and durability, it looks heavy duty like , are there any other benefits to it besides the pile height

[@tufttheworld]

@@soheibabadlia8504 the pneumatic one is not for beginners. If you've never tufted before I recommend starting with the Duo (in our shop). It's high quality and easy to use

[@skyleejeffrey6507]

@@tufttheworld why isn’t it? Because of the price point? Excuse me asking i just don’t see it being that much more complicated

[@tufttheworld]

@@skyleejeffrey6507 Thank you for your reply. Outside of the mechanical differences listed below it requires quite a bit more precision when tufting with it. Needle and pile height change require removing several small parts at the machine. It also requires perfect pressure and cloth tension to work well. You'll easily rip giant holes in the machine or the yarn won't stick in the cloth at all. It also requires a fairly large air compressor to run correctly. For most people this typically requires access to an art studio or warehouse space. I hope that helps

[@swoodc]

2:25 did yall whip stitch that?

[@tufttheworld]

No it was sent to a carpet repair/finishing place and serged with a carpet serger

[@casitancestral]

Donde puedo adquirirla?

[@isaaclow2742]

#early

[@hellcatno392]

loop pile gang