Two ways of joining automotive carpet - car upholstery

[@Cechaflo]

Related Videos: Part One: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoWraqWJprWKd9U Part two: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIWampmna7GeaLs Another video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZWWZ5qVe9qdfLM

[@antonioosoriokory]

Gracias por compartir tu trabajo saludos desde Iztapalapa para el mundo CDMX

[@nestorvaldiviezo5295]

buena como siempre un genio saludos desde piura peru

[@BobA-r6b]

You mention using size 92 thread in the hand sewing section. Can you explain what exactly is size 92 thread?

[@Cechaflo]

www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=polyester-thread-092

[@antoniocarlos5955]

trabalho muito bom parabéns pelo canal ótimo

[@autotailor1710]

Greetings, as always excellent work, but it would be better to show on a light carpet,

[@Cechaflo]

There are two related videos, hopefully are useful: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoWraqWJprWKd9U kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIWampmna7GeaLs

[@jdimeo1966]

What is the black material you used for the seam backing called?

[@Cechaflo]

It is called celestra cloth. www.albrightssupply.com/celestra-cloth-black-36-wc1036

[@mrupholsteryman]

SEW glad I invested in a sewing machine! I can't imagine how much longer it would take to do auto upholstery with just a needle and thread! I'd probably still be on the first project! Haha!

[@мрак-и1п]

Я далёк от шитья, но - на машинке, не получится зиг-загом, вместо пришивания в ручную?

[@Tom-dx5zg]

Master why don't you go back and forth with the lever and do it by hand?

[@Cechaflo]

I do that once in a while.

[@Tom-dx5zg]

Yes I know I watch you all the time I wanted to know if it's better than going back and forth or how do you do it

[@Cechaflo]

Sorry I misunderstood the question. Now is clear. The first reason I do not use much the lever is that when doing foamed channels if I would use the lever and as the machine is somehow fast I can overpass the limit of the seam allowance. The overtack would visible. Unless I would use a servo motor. I do this process by hand. First I place the needle one stitch forward. Then I lift the presser foot including needle to a starting position and sew two stitches over. The presser foot is lifted with the kee lever.

[@Tom-dx5zg]

Thank you for solving my question and for answering

[@Cechaflo]

@@Tom-dx5zg You are very welcome anytime!

[@demagchevy]

Great 👍

[@GeoffPritchett]

I love your work. I have a part that's complicated to cover. Can I ship it to you to cover for me? Do you have a business or an email?

[@Cechaflo]

Do you think so? I am located in Mexico.

[@GeoffPritchett]

@@Cechaflo yeah its a small enough part. i can email you picturesbut it is almost like a cylinder and needs the leather covering the inside and outside, so a couple seams are necessary.

[@Cechaflo]

@@GeoffPritchett It could be if it is possible. I hope so. Please, send me the pictures different angles to [e-mail]

[@GeoffPritchett]

@@Cechaflo ok just sent a video of the part and me talking thru it

[@overbuiltautomotive1299]

nice God bless

[@biomechanique6874]

it looks like the second method could be done on a 3 point zigzag machine.

[@Cechaflo]

It is possible. We only would know trying it out.

[@tomygh7089]

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[@ОтабекРахматуллаев-ъ8н]

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