[amayausers.com] Re: Centering caps
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- Date: Wed, 28 Jul 2010 23:43:26 UT
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Yes, use the control panel to 'move' the hat side to side, as you do it the
laser will point out where the center (almost) is. Don't forget to allow an
offset-the laser does NOT point straight down. Once you think you have it
centered, look down the needle it is lined up under-that needle should be
pointed right down the center seam of the hat. Now you can move the hat foward
or backwards to get as close to the brim as you want, then ALWAYS do a 'trace'
to make sure it fits! And this also is a good test to see if you hooped the hat
tight enough. If you didn't, the trace will pop it off. Just leave the hat
where you want it-and start sewing-it will start from your new 'center' point
for spacing.
Now keep in mind you have to do this for every hat...because you can't hoop
them perfectly in the same place each time.
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