[amayausers] Re: Amaya Specific Digitizers Myth
- From: Kushnerick <bkushner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: amayausers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2006 16:55:30 -0700
Anand
We use a 70/10 needle for virtually all our work and as standard
practice, I will try to remove all stitches shorter than 1mm. The
exceptions to this will be lock stitches, small lettering, small
details, etc.
I believe removing the short stitches improves the quality of the
stitchout, decreases the chance of putting a hole in delicate materials,
helps reduce chance of thread looping and/or breakage plus reduces
stitch count..
Bob
Kesavan wrote:
>Don,
>
>I delete stiches between 0.4 and 0.6 mm wide. 0.6 is very very rare
>because you dramatically reduce stich quality.
>
>Id consider deleting stiches upto 1mm bordering on ridiculous.
>
>Anand
>
>
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>That's how I read it. Using 75/11 needles a 1mm stitch would have .25mm
>between needle penetrations, which is a pretty good minimum for trouble
>free stitching on any machine. Of course, you still have density
>settings that could still bring the needle down onto previous stitches.
>
>I'm well versed in Design Shop, but I not familiar at all with AOS. I'm
>not a fan of having the machine filter stitches. I'd much rather do the
>filtering in DS where I can look at the actual stitches and make sure
>that the filtering isn't causing unexpected problems. Sometimes, less
>than 1mm or 10pts, is not only ok, but necessary for some elements. A #9
>needle and 60wt thread. Tiny lettering on top of a fill, etc. That's
>where the skill of the digitizer and their knowledge comes into play.
>
>Don
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