How to Use the Digital Tension Gauge: Bottom Thread
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Here is a quick tutorial on how to use the Digital Tension Gauge for your Bottom Thread for Machine Embroidery.
Checking your bobbin tension and top thread tension each time your machine is set up for a new project should be a “given.” Just like changing needles often and maintaining regular machine maintenance! This tension gauge is available in two models depending on which bobbin style you use, L Style bobbins or M Style bobbins, and can be used to check top and bottom tension with a single tool.
Click here to watch the tutorial on How to Use the Digital Tension Gauge for Top Thread for Machine Embroidery: goo.gl/qQmnnY
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Guideline: Setting Numbers for Top Thread Tensions:
Classic Rayon - 150 gf
Polyneon - 170 gf
Frosted Matt - 170 gf
Metallic - 180 gf
Guideline: Setting Numbers for Bobbin Case Tensions:
Everyday Embroidery - between 22 gf to 24 gf
Cap Embroidery - 25 gf
The numbers provided above are intended to be used as a guideline and may need to be adjusted up or down depending upon your specific machine. Be sure to set your gauge to the gf (gram force) setting by using the toggle button in the upper right corner of your gauge.
Vielen Dank für das Video
Nice to give ranges in mN as well if you would!
Does it works fo Brother PR 620 and could you please tell me which will be up and down tension for that model, thank you
Thank you for posting this and the where the tension settings should be. One question. Is it normal to have to check every single bobbin when you change them out? Every time when I check them when I change, tension is different plus or minus 5 gf. I am using Madeira Item# 308-503.
Hello Sam, great question! It is good practice to check your bobbins when changing them out, but if your machine is running well it is not always necessary. Regularly cleaning out your bobbin case with compressed air to get out any dust or lint is also important for uniform bobbin tension.
What is the diference betwen de L and M model ??