Why Did I Break My needle? |
| Posted: 11 May 2011 12:20 PM PDT Why is my sewing machine needle Break? From time to time, we all make mistakes when you sew. Even experienced sewers can these same mistakes. Whether you just learn to sew in the first place, or have been sewing years, the extra time to be the first of a new project that does not damage the device or injured with a broken needle is used. It can be frustrating and costly to continuously break your needles while sewing. Breaking needles is not onlyexpensive, but it is definitely something you want to avoid. If you break a needle, you can fall at the bottom of the machine in case of coil or elsewhere you can not see ever made. If you have trouble threading a needle, imagine how difficult it would be that little bit broken nail? If the tips in your machine may damage the machine and this can lead to expensive repair bills covered. It's just that the machine, waiting for weeks for calling back!Another danger with broken needles, the tips of the needles can fly on your face, and the last thing you want is a sewing machine needle flies to your face! Here are the most common reasons for the breakup of the needles. A few more steps to verify your account before sewing installation saves time, pain and avoid costly repairs! Its needle was of poor quality. Use good quality, polished steel needles You are pulling the fabric through the machine. If the fabric through the machine, put the accent on the need to attract and turn out of place. The needle is not properly installed. Check the manual to be that it is installed correctly. The needle may be too sensitive to the fabric of your work. Use a thick needle sewing heavy fabrics like denim or leather. They may have picked up a pen. Try not to sew over the pins. Pin, allowing them not to cross the leg and remove them as you approach> Foot, and before they actually go under the foot. The pin is loose. Thus, the needle is taken to the foot and bend. There should be a screw that you can pull your foot. The plate is loose. Make sure it is tight and locked in place for the needle. You have a hole in the dish machine and use a zigzag stitch or as a different mesh, which is wider, and hasHitting the plate. Jump to a disc that is meant for a larger network and therefore has a larger hole. |
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