Hi I loved ur video , I bought a Juki ddl 8700 but hardly used it as I need a 1/4 inch seam for quilting, do u think the present foot is 1/4 inch or close to 1/4 inch, if not wer can I buy it? Plus my bobbin winder was jammed so I bought a new one from amazon it wasn’t the same but my daughter managed to install it for me but even this has started to cause problems, can u please tell me wer I can buy a original part from, I live in London many thanks 🙏🏼 eagerly waiting for ur response
please I have a problem. I use Emel and i just bought it newly but it's frustrating me. The thread keeps hooking and it's not like I am relling thread with the thread in the needle. it happens when I am showing
Hi Idubor, You control the speed of your machine with your foot pedal.. push lightly it'll sew slower, push your pedal harder and it'll go faster..This is if you're sewing with an industrial machine.. If you're sewing with a domestic machine check your owners manual and it'll show you how to adjust your speed, it'll be a slide button on your machine, usually on the top middle of you machine. It will have arrows pointing left and to the right. By sliding g this button to the left will make your machine sew slower, slide it to the right and it will sew faster....you probably have this all figured out now but just in case you don't, im hoping this answers your questions.
please help my mission id sewing 8300n model . when I'm stichting 2 or 3 layer shirt cloth bottom layer is wrinkels coming top one is nite please help me any one
Great video.., I have a console industrial model number 7360 R .I am sewing basic denim... My needle keeps breaking!! It works fine on other material.. But as soon as I get some denim under there like a hem, etc, the needle breaks Now I am using Organ Needles, 110/18. DB x 1. What is the strongest needle that I could possibly use???
Thank you. I have an industrial sewing machine but I get frustrated while using it cos I don't have control over the foot/pedal as it takes the cloth away from me and sew nonsense. I press too hard and that made it to fast for me.
PLEASE keep the camera on her hands and stop zooming out for a side profile. I only get to see half of what she's doing and without all of the information I have no idea how she got from one spot to another.
She's not an apparel tech/machine operator. She's a workroom manager. Her nails can be that long because she doesn't sit behind machines all day. Even if she does, her nails more than likely were done for this video just as the apparel techs in the Chanel and Dior videos are done for their videos. Also she's not sewing with a finger nails... And you can't tell that English isn't her first/main language? Folks who only speak "english" are always so quick to criticize. So whether she said presser foot or it sounded like she said pressure foot isn't important if you knew what she meant.
@@pamelapillers2999 this is like aluminum and aluminium. Regional dialect dictates modal usage. Neither one is "correct" presser foot is modal in north America, pressure foot is modal in other parts of the world
Hi there, my name is Trang Phan from Vietnam. I found tons of great information from your video. It's good for newbie. May I contact you and have your permission to Vietsub and re-post it on our channel for our workers? We're hiring many stitching workers for garment companies. Please leave your email, and I will contact. Many thanks in advance.
please I have a problem. I use Emel and i just bought it newly but it's frustrating me. The thread keeps hooking and it's not like I am relling thread with the thread in the needle. it happens when I am showing
please I have a problem. I use Emel and i just bought it newly but it's frustrating me. The thread keeps hooking and it's not like I am relling thread with the thread in the needle. it happens when I am showing
please I have a problem. I use Emel and i just bought it newly but it's frustrating me. The thread keeps hooking and it's not like I am relling thread with the thread in the needle. it happens when I am showing
It takes so much time to take care about sewing machines! It's so hard work! Thanks for posting this video.
Once you get that speed and perfection you can play with it without any pain.
@@nathanielpeter3296 May be! Thanks!
This is the best I have looked at. thank you.
Could singer industral sewing machine use stretch needles ?
Hi I loved ur video , I bought a Juki ddl 8700 but hardly used it as I need a 1/4 inch seam for quilting, do u think the present foot is 1/4 inch or close to 1/4 inch, if not wer can I buy it? Plus my bobbin winder was jammed so I bought a new one from amazon it wasn’t the same but my daughter managed to install it for me but even this has started to cause problems, can u please tell me wer I can buy a original part from, I live in London many thanks 🙏🏼 eagerly waiting for ur response
Very good reminders on the basics.
Nice video, I learned some new things. Thank you.
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A very imformative video
Wow am interested in starting the course
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I wanted to know when Ican get the aYuki ma chine but only the head Of the machine .I got an DDL 8500
Pls what is the name of the machine
Wish I have machine like that.😊
Nimeipenda iyo mashine ya kushonea kawaida,shingapi inauzwa?
please I have a problem. I use Emel and i just bought it newly but it's frustrating me. The thread keeps hooking and it's not like I am relling thread with the thread in the needle. it happens when I am showing
can i adjust the speed of the machine? i tired to learn but it was too fast i couldnt control it
Hi Idubor, You control the speed of your machine with your foot pedal.. push lightly it'll sew slower, push your pedal harder and it'll go faster..This is if you're sewing with an industrial machine.. If you're sewing with a domestic machine check your owners manual and it'll show you how to adjust your speed, it'll be a slide button on your machine, usually on the top middle of you machine. It will have arrows pointing left and to the right. By sliding g this button to the left will make your machine sew slower, slide it to the right and it will sew faster....you probably have this all figured out now but just in case you don't, im hoping this answers your questions.
thank you very mouch for you video thank you for take the time to make it i learn a lot
please help
my mission id sewing 8300n model .
when I'm stichting 2 or 3 layer shirt cloth bottom layer is wrinkels coming
top one is nite please help me any one
look at 7:50~ about the tension adjustment. It might helps eliminating wrinkle......
Thanks so much ma'am 🙏
you don't use the cutting ? Pleas show toys how you use the foot I the bottom my marching is juke but not like that u have
como hago para colocar el caucho en las pretinas,hay algún accesorio para hacerlo facil
it is not save to work with that long nails.. is it?
maybe not very practical, but not really unsafe
Pls does the machine consume more electric power
There are single phase motors and three phase motors.
❤thank you so much
Very nice
Hanzhen harmonic drive gear ,
strain wave reducer,
over 30 years experinece
I hear the click when u stop the machine .you don't use the scissors of cut the thread.who you do ? Where is click thanks
Great video.., I have a console industrial model number 7360 R .I am sewing basic denim... My needle keeps breaking!! It works fine on other material.. But as soon as I get some denim under there like a hem, etc, the needle breaks
Now I am using Organ Needles, 110/18. DB x 1. What is the strongest needle that I could possibly use???
Buy needles that say for denim/jeans.. Schmetz have them, get 70/10
You now prices the machines??
Please can I no price of this machine?
Can you use any thread in these machines?
Wow thanks alhamdulillah
Am so happy about your lecture
Good learning
I use ambro brothers and I feel like it's a bit too fast
I've got job interview Monday which include sewing machine test let's take some knowledge
I need a job. Iam tilar.
A very good instructor but video could be made farther better if instructor would have explained about additional controls over machine by foot.
Thank you. I have an industrial sewing machine but I get frustrated while using it cos I don't have control over the foot/pedal as it takes the cloth away from me and sew nonsense. I press too hard and that made it to fast for me.
A sweatshop champ.
Excellent!
PLEASE keep the camera on her hands and stop zooming out for a side profile. I only get to see half of what she's doing and without all of the information I have no idea how she got from one spot to another.
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Freddin it"
I look stitching work job in urope country
Health & Safety is gone crazy
I like you mom and the tutorial
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Me no understand chinglish.
She has a very strange accent. Why would anyone who works with their hands want to have fingernails that long? It's ridiculous.
Happybidr She can probably speak another language can you? Thought not.
I am not a native speaker but is it not a British accent?
No criticisms please.
She's not an apparel tech/machine operator. She's a workroom manager. Her nails can be that long because she doesn't sit behind machines all day. Even if she does, her nails more than likely were done for this video just as the apparel techs in the Chanel and Dior videos are done for their videos. Also she's not sewing with a finger nails...
And you can't tell that English isn't her first/main language? Folks who only speak "english" are always so quick to criticize. So whether she said presser foot or it sounded like she said pressure foot isn't important if you knew what she meant.
@@RunWayUnderground
She is Turkish
From Mr Ardoghan country
Descendant of the Otoman Empire 😀
It's presser foot, not pressure foot.
Wrong. It’s a pressure foot.
Pamela Pillers Wrong! It’s a Pillows not a Pillers!!!!
@@pamelapillers2999 this is like aluminum and aluminium. Regional dialect dictates modal usage. Neither one is "correct" presser foot is modal in north America, pressure foot is modal in other parts of the world
Not teaching properly
Terrible. And those nails!
Hi there, my name is Trang Phan from Vietnam. I found tons of great information from your video. It's good for newbie. May I contact you and have your permission to Vietsub and re-post it on our channel for our workers? We're hiring many stitching workers for garment companies. Please leave your email, and I will contact. Many thanks in advance.
please I have a problem. I use Emel and i just bought it newly but it's frustrating me. The thread keeps hooking and it's not like I am relling thread with the thread in the needle. it happens when I am showing
please I have a problem. I use Emel and i just bought it newly but it's frustrating me. The thread keeps hooking and it's not like I am relling thread with the thread in the needle. it happens when I am showing
please I have a problem. I use Emel and i just bought it newly but it's frustrating me. The thread keeps hooking and it's not like I am relling thread with the thread in the needle. it happens when I am showing