Needle Breaks while Stitching Caps

This video describes some tips that helps prevents needles breaks while stitching caps.
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[@kimjong1958]

Always good to embroider on 500-600 spm.

[@AnnesEmbroidery]

Thank you for the reminder!!
Even after 22 years, I need someone to say something sometimes....
Hoping caps will sew like they are meant to-- very soon..

[@printninja3d982]

Lower the speeds to 450 spm even. Break up the mid seam by hand, work it back and forth and the fabric will be soft enough. Much better than pressing and using heat.

[@AnnesEmbroidery]

Say, I have a question for you. just received a newer cap-style needle-plate, and it seems quite a bit higher than used to be (lost mine in the trash bin it seems,) Should I adjust the needle-bar higher to work better with this plate? I ask because when I first did a head-up with this cap-cover, the needle broke. I put in a new needle and it seems to not grab the bobbin thread..
grr.
ideas?

[@ankitpanwar5226]

Which needle I use for embroidery cap for best design get up

[@joelcramblet8533]

What is the last device you showed and where can I purchase it? The tensioner cap frame.

[@RedlineEMB]

You may purchase it through Hoop Tech

[@amypleticha7993]

On my tajima Tmar I can digitally adjust my pressure foot deadpoint. It was recommended a 1.2-1.6 for caps. Has anyone found that to be helpful?
Can you put links to those hoops in the description?

[@brown13life]

I have not. Still can't stich caps. Let me know if you figured it out