Safety clutch on Singer/Juki/Consew industrial sewing machines
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- After fussing with the safety clutch on my Singer 111W155 for two days to get it to work properly, I decided to make a video to share some of the things I learned in the process. I have three similar machines, The Singer 111W155, A Consew 255, and Tacsew T1563 (which is a Juki 563 clone) all these have seemingly similar safety clutches, but they are different in important aspects. Both Juki and Consew are adjustable in how much force it takes to trip the clutch. The Singer 111W155 is not adjustable and mine takes a LOT of force to trigger it. I thought it was totally seized up but it really just takes a lot of force to trigger. I had removed the Singer safety clutch to clean it properly (overnight oil bath, three rounds in the ultrasonic cleaning spa.)
This video just saved my sanity, no joke. Thank you.
I can't thank you enough for the videos that you produce. I have a new console and your videos have proven invaluable.
I've probably watched this 20 times and just now understood exactly how the clutch works. It only made sense when I put on a new spring and it still didn't work. Apparently I wasn't resetting the clutch right and couldn't figure out why it wouldn't spin. Once I understood how the clutch lever popped into the shaft, it made total sense. Taking the machine apart to change the belt was easy. It was the clutch I wasn't understanding. Thanks for the video
That's exactly what I was looking for. Thankyou! I'll watch everything you do. Please don't stop! Italy needs you!
I have a Singer 144W 301. It will not stay in time. I wish I knew how to adjust it so it would. LOVED your video! Thank you so much!
Extremely helpful. Outstanding presentation!
Thank you for this video! I came on UA-cam searching for 2 answers... how to attach the safety clutch spring and the best way to slip the timing belt back on! I love your videos!!
oh thank you, saved me a ton of time and money. My little spring is a bit bent but I dont see a big deal. cheers!!
gracias por sus videos yo los veo a todos asi areglo mi juki gracias san miguel de tucuman arguentina
Thank you! Your You-tube videos are excellent. I suddenly have hope of learning how to get my Consew 226 going! (presume it is similar) I hope you will consider adding to the description a menu-list /play list? of your other related videos, because navigating You-tube is such a spaghetti mess, imo.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge :)
GREAT ADVICE ,THANKS
Excellent video, as always. Thank you very much!!
Thank you very much Sir !. You are a life saver!
Thank you so much for this great 👍 video.
Great video and info. We really appreciate it
tank you mr Uwe Grosse for your answer
Very useful thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Excellent video, thanks so much
It has been very helpful to me. Thank you.
Thanks for the video.
Muy buen tutorial
Thanks very much you helped me God bless you
Hello and thank you. What a relief. John McLaren Bartlett
excuse me. Singer's is not adjustable but it is 2 level actuation force clutch. If you engage swivel plate to wider notch which has lower angle, it will trigger with less force. but, after that, catch finger will be functionless, you have to do re-engagements manually. I'm running the machine this way.
That is the same mechanism on the Singer 144w and the Juki 158
Was very helpful. Thanks.
Bought a clutch spring for my Singer that wasn't even close to being right. Have to do some creative bending on it
very nice, excelente seus vídeos, comprei uma máquina de costura Columbia 430 para concertar!!! inspinrador seu trabalho, tanks
This helped me. Thanks.
Hola.. Como hago para ajustar el mecanismo .. Esta suelto y no ajusta..para luego enganchar el alambre pequeño que se salió.
Hi Grosse ,i have singer 112w115 i am tring to change timing belt,the problem the problem
i have,the stitch knob wound not come out.Is it possible to tell me how can pull it out without damaging the parts. thank for your help .
Hello Uwe! Your videos are all very helpful, but I have an issue on a Juki 563 I recently purchased. When I am trying to adjust the stitch length via the "button/cog" method, it is stuck at 14 on the indicator. I cannot turn the wheel. The only time it will turn is if I engage the safety clutch. Do you think it is seized somewhere? I oiled the bejezzus out of it before I even ran it. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
I have a juki lu 562. The bobbin keeps getting wads of thread underneath the bobbin case can you tell me why ?
I am restoring a black Singer 111W153. The lower timing belt pulley is solid and does not have the safety clutch.
Would you recommend changing to a safety clutch to protect the hook?
Great video! I decided to look here before going to Leatherworker ;-) When describing the Consew clutch you say excenter, is it possible you mean eccentric?
mr gross please do you can to me
what kind of tread
I can use in my singer 111w155
please
mr Uwe Grosse I have a singer 111wsv77 I got a question ( if I can
use the parts from
singer 111w153 to the 111wsv77 please
I'm not familiar with the Singer 111wsv77, sorry. In general if the Singer part numbers are identical, then the parts are identical. Compare the parts diagrams/lists for both machines to see which parts are interchangeable. "SV" machines are "special versions". Often there is no documentation available for SV machines. But you can always look at the parts on your machine. Most parts will have a part number stamped on it. Use that part number to search for replacement parts.
I need look this vídeo in spanish ,thanks