Thank you so much for this video. The host has taught me so many tricks that will make my next attempt at a cushion cover less stressful. I can't thank you enough.
@SVSunnyJim If you are asking about the Cutting Mat used with the rotary cutter then they are called just that a "Cutting Mat". Sailrite sells them as part #102990. Go to sailrite.com and enter that part number in a search.
The table top and legs you see in the video is part 100547 found at the sailrite.com Our table top and stand includes the top, the rubber hinge pads, the hinges, and the drawer. If you only want the table top (alone) it is part 100543
Great, useful range of videos. What I cannot find is how to box cover a foam boat cushion that has three square edges and one tapered edge - so the top seat surface is bigger than the underneath. Do you have a video that covers that? With a zipper in the tapered side would be even better! Cheers!
Sailrite recently posted a blog talking about foam. I will place the link to the blog in the description above. Please read the blog it will answer your questions and more.
We do have a DVD which covers making cushions called “Make Your Own Cushion DVD” part 102482 at Sailrite.com. This DVD covers how to make a cushion with a wedge.
I want to learn how to make a channeled case for a goose down and feather cushion for a chaise Longue. I haven't found any sites on UA-cam on how to do it. Any suggestions?
Nice video, thanks! I noticed a detail here on the machine, which I haven´t seen before... when she was preparing the zip and fabric to start sewing, she secured the threads to a disc to the right. Is this a magnetic disc and can it be purchased at the Sailrite website? It seems to be a great idea. Thanks, Vanessa
What density do you recommend for a window seat cushion at 4" thick? I am considering a Urethane foam sheet @ 1.25 density with 36 IFD. Is that commonly used and is it durable? Thank you for your video!!
Excellent demonstration! As sailboat owners we can really appreciate the attention to detail you have exhibited.
Thank you so much for this video. The host has taught me so many tricks that will make my next attempt at a cushion cover less stressful. I can't thank you enough.
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@SVSunnyJim If you are asking about the Cutting Mat used with the rotary cutter then they are called just that a "Cutting Mat". Sailrite sells them as part #102990. Go to sailrite.com and enter that part number in a search.
Yes, the coin is taped to the bed of the sewing machine to hold the thread tails.
The table top and legs you see in the video is part 100547 found at the sailrite.com Our table top and stand includes the top, the rubber hinge pads, the hinges, and the drawer. If you only want the table top (alone) it is part 100543
The sewing machine we used for this video is the Sailrite Ultrafeed LSZ-1. It is found at sailrite.com and is part number 102600.
Great, useful range of videos. What I cannot find is how to box cover a foam boat cushion that has three square edges and one tapered edge - so the top seat surface is bigger than the underneath. Do you have a video that covers that? With a zipper in the tapered side would be even better! Cheers!
Thank you for such an informative video, everything and more was covered. Hope to see more videos like this!
Sailrite recently posted a blog talking about foam. I will place the link to the blog in the description above. Please read the blog it will answer your questions and more.
So does she stick the coin on the bed of the Sailrite with something? Thanks for this video I learned a few things.
We are using the Ultrafeed LSZ-1 sewing machine for this project. We sell those machines at sailrite.com it is part number 102600.
We do have a DVD which covers making cushions called “Make Your Own Cushion DVD” part 102482 at Sailrite.com. This DVD covers how to make a cushion with a wedge.
Yes your vids are so much better
Lots of good info! I learned a lot. Thanks.
I love that sewing machine, which make is it?
Shame I don't have a boat :)
Thank you
What type of industrial sewing machine is that? It looks like a nice one. Thanks for your response and very informative video.
I want to learn how to make a channeled case for a goose down and feather cushion for a chaise Longue. I haven't found any sites on UA-cam on how to do it. Any suggestions?
Thanks for sharing with us!
Awesome video, tell me, where would i buy one of those cutting boards. What are they called?
Nice video, thanks! I noticed a detail here on the machine, which I haven´t seen before... when she was preparing the zip and fabric to start sewing, she secured the threads to a disc to the right. Is this a magnetic disc and can it be purchased at the Sailrite website? It seems to be a great idea. Thanks, Vanessa
Its is just a nickel or dime coinage taped to the bed of the sewing machine to help hole the thread tails in place.
Is that a specific sewing table you are using with the LSZ-1 or is it just a typical sewing table that you have adapted to work?
Thanks
What density do you recommend for a window seat cushion at 4" thick? I am considering a Urethane foam sheet @ 1.25 density with 36 IFD. Is that commonly used and is it durable? Thank you for your video!!
About the best method for dummys like me, thats so much really good video
wow sooo helpful. thank you. Ardy
You are welcome!
Excelente
Was this piping cut on the bias?
The piping used in this video is pre-fabricated, but yes it is cut on the bias by the manufacture.
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