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[@soulbot119]

just FYI, industrial machines always come with a double spool thread stand, one spool supplies the machine, and the other goes to the bobbin winder. it saves you the hassle of unthreading and rethreading every time you want to wind a bobbin

[@foreverinstitches7425]

Woohoo!! Congrats!! I just bought a Juki DNU-1541s walking foot. Also intimidating but I’m getting used to her. Definitely a beast compared to my domestic. But...the things she can do wow!! I googled and found a manual very helpful. Hugs, Lin

[@geraldneeds2221]

Your machine is amazing! I have been thinking about buying one for a while now. I have 2 domestics, & recently bought a Juki serger portable. I now know for thick materials, like leather, canvas, etc ya need one of the lovely industrials. I have an old 52 year olde Singer industrial that works, so we'll be trying that for a while. Love this video!

[@lynnes543]

Awesome!! Congratulations on your new machine!

[@lesleygilbert1945]

Nice looking machine. Beautiful bag & I love the flamingo fabric :)

[@Autsom57]

Congratulations on your new machine ❤️

[@AddictedNCali]

Congratulations!!!! I hope you were able to figure the machine out. I got a semi industrial, but it doesn't have a regulator on the motor so its super fast. But before I got to use it, the table it was on collapsed and the machine tumbled to the ground and locked up. I need to find a repair shop. There are plenty of thread suppliers, I'm not sure who delivers to Canada, but Im sure it wont be hard to find a couple. Have fun! Cant wait to see what tutorials you have for us.

[@Charmedbyashley]

thanks! oh my i cant even imagine if this machine fell it would break a hole in my floor im afraid haha. i know i can get it online for sure but its always nice to find a local business if at all possible but so far the hunt as come up empty handed. i do have a ton of thread left from the previous owner but its a ton of black, tan and burgundy. i need atleast white i can live without the rest! lol

[@AddictedNCali]

@@Charmedbyashley Oh I can imagine the damage it could cause. Yes! White thread is definitely needed. I hope you are able to find a supplier near you.

[@margiecook6379]

Congrats and enjoy!

[@katjahaslinger6863]

Thanks for the video. Much appreciated. Can you give any information regarding minimum and maximum stitch length, maximum thickness it can manage (height foot to bottom), the little turnable button is that for the stitch length, etc.?

[@rowenagoad3425]

Sometimes you can go on line and print a manual for your sewing machine. That is what I did for my 1949 singer.

[@lizprofe6986]

Love it! Congratulations Ashley, cant wait to see your projects😁

[@patriciawright7164]

Hi I have this machine, may I ask which servo motor you got, and what size thread do you use

[@thrift24]

Stay watching new industrial sewing machine 👍

[@kristinaduran4114]

I love your channel! I’m so looking forward to following and learning from you. Love your machine! It seriously looks like a sturdy and quality built! Looking forward to your new tutorial! Keep shining bright!

[@abelmartinez3110]

congratulacione yo tengo la dy-350-gracias.

[@elainefiveland1462]

Any upholsterer or tailor in your area that may have a similar machine and would let you visit their machine? Nice buy!

[@tnwanda1963]

Congratulations! I'm so very happy for you! Looking forward to the next tutorial for the tote bag!

[@znycelondon5313]

I’ve shopped for one for a while. What was your reason/s for choosing this particular model.

[@Charmedbyashley]

i found it off kijiji in my area and ive been basically just looking one around here so i didnt have to drive too far lol no real reason why i chose this one but now that i have it people have told me mitusbishi is a really good brand when it comes to industrials so i think i got lucky and the price was right!

[@znycelondon5313]

Charmed By Ashley thank you for responding.......have to think about that too....especially the weight😊

[@Charmedbyashley]

i also spent 20 seconds googling and found this, if i ever want to disassemble then thats great... if this is what they call a user manual then i guess i wont find any other useful literature :/

[@gip068]

Beautiful Mitsubishi Sewing Machine 💕🧵Glenn

[@MEscribbles]

Just got one for my Lady. Did you ever find a manual? I can't find one myself

[@Charmedbyashley]

I never did... nothing beyond a schematic of how its put together 🤦‍♀️ I put a servo motor on mine though

[@joycelondon1639]

Thanks for sharing from Atlanta Ga USA congregations 👀 next time

[@mayvillalba1886]

La mia es una 320 y encontré un manual en pdf... en la parte de arriba tiene un deposito de aceite pequeño con mechas... muy raro.

[@dherickchoicetv.osama18]

how is this sewing machine

[@nelsonmoreno7622]

Can you make a video on how to thread the machine?

[@MLMatt]

Have you checked wawak for thread

[@lucidworx]

I just got one of these. It won't catch the bobbin thread or it breaks the top thread. Machine is timed right needle goes far enough. I don't know what else to check.

[@Charmedbyashley]

check your tension on your bobbin casing. when things are too tight the thread can melt and break. if your thread is too thick for your needle also the thread can melt and "break"

[@blurfreak2253]

hi i have a mitsubishi industrial sewing machine model: DB 150 . my grand mother buy it 17/11/ 1967 ... does it worth anything ?

[@williamthomas8459]

Love the bag!

[@lamrinesrine3797]

عندي 320 اريد معرفة نوع الإبرة من فظلك

[@luciejoseph6235]

Hi Ashley, I have an old mitsubishi too. You probably made the only one video about it in the world 😂 (I'm French) I try also to use mine but it's very difficult. Quite often my thread breaks and I have lot of difficulties to fix that issue. On your side, have you progressed with it? Thanks for your video❤️

[@Charmedbyashley]

oh i know! i couldnt find anything for this darn machine, haha i felt like i was the only one! so glad to hear others with this machine. so i took leap and i changed out the motor to a servo motor and its like night and day, its so much easier to use now. i grabbed it over off of amazon, and it was fairly easy to install. the clutch motor is horrible and makes it so much harder to use imo. you must have some tension issues you need to work through. the little spring on my tension dial ended up snapping and i had to replace it. i was again having issues with it and had to fiddle with it, the thread kept popping out during sewing but finally it seems to have stopped, not sure what i did haha. there is a gentle men that has a threading video on youtube that i used to thread my machine, its not the same brand but identical in every way. have you see it? kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4iof5ahgJtmmpo maybe this can help you. but ya since changing out the motor i love it way more and im able to do so much more!

[@luciejoseph6235]

@@Charmedbyashley thank you for your reply!! 😍 I'll watch this video and try again. I have also found a specialist to help me... We will see!

[@Charmedbyashley]

@@luciejoseph6235 oh perfect! good luck!

[@mayvillalba1886]

Encontre este video y me sirvio para darme cuenta que no le falta la parte de abajo donde va usualmente el aceite... pense que me la vendieron incompleta. Encontre que tiene una bandejita de aceite en la parte de arriba...

[@rosiegavaldon4999]

Happy 😊 National Crochet Day 🎉🎈💖..

[@byron7165]

I hope you have a parts supplier. The tensioner stud broke on mine and I can't find parts _anywhere_.

[@Charmedbyashley]

Oh no don't say that!! So far the only thing that has broke is the tension springs but thankfully I'm able to get those.

[@byron7165]

@@Charmedbyashley It turns outh that there is a generic one that works for Juki, Singer, Mitsubishi, and Brother.

[@RonaldoGarcia502]

Helo friend, I like to see, too

[@loknut6614]

Done a bit of sailmaking/marine trimming. haven't worked with this machine specifically but have worked with quite a few walking foot industrial machines like this one, mostly Adlers. In regards to the back lever, you should not need to oil that, they usually are a lot stiffer than your standard domestic machine, they have a heavier spring due to these machines needing a lot more foot pressure. You can adjust the spring tension however, but I am not too sure of how to do that. As for the oil points, not all those points will be for oil, the will usually be at the base near the foot, on top of the head and sometimes there is one in the middle of the arm. I also put a few drops of white oil strait down the needle hole to lubricate the bobbin casing. Just a small thing I noticed you doing when you started to sew: when holding the thread you pulled it back directly from the needle. In my experience, you need to pull a little tighter than a domestic, so this can sometime bend a needle and shred it on the foot. (when you break a needle on these things, they will 'shred'). I usually thread through the hole in the foot, so I am pulling on against the foot, not the needle. As for the speed you will get used to that with time, took me a few months. I really enjoyed watching your video, you are clearly a very experienced textiles tradesman.

[@juliemills6716]

Congratulations!! Really beautiful machine!! I would contact your local sewing machine repair shop to find out more information. I purchased a fabricator from sailrite and they helped me get started. It looks similar to mine but I have the oil pan in the bottom. They may be able to get some info for you. Hope you have great success with this new machine!!

[@nickking8317]

practice i have a 130 g i am waiting on

[@miken389]

Don't suppose you have a user manual for it?...I have spent hours looking. Parts lists, no problem. User manual, impossible. I've just bought a dy-350 but it looks identical and has the same splash guard underneath rather than a big sump with wicks.

[@Charmedbyashley]

i have searched the internet top to bottom and have not been able to find the user manual, ive even emailed mitusbishi and never got a response. my machine is the only machine ive seen without an oil tray. i recently put a servo motor on it, it is amazing now!

[@miken389]

@@Charmedbyashley Tks, I tried Mitsubishi and got blanked as well.

[@talatdahshoury8869]

Une grande bavarde 😂

[@WinePunk]

It should have a pan. It’s supposed to sit in oil.