[amayausers] Re: Good News !!!

The first thing that I found that I needed to do was make sure the driver
was setup for the machine. They are not setup when shipped from the factory.
If running the conventional cap frame on the wide angle driver..... Make
sure the wings have been removed. Additionally make sure that there is no
cap movement... What I found was most of the needle breaks came closer to
the bill of the hat... Because of the bill rubbing on the machine and
causing movement of the hat and thus the needle would deflect and hit the
needle plate.  And I'm sure you know but don't forget the raised plate too.

John and Mary Kyler from A Golden Stitch, Custom Embroidery
Golden, CO.
www.agoldenstitch.com
----- Original Message -----
From: <StitchCrazy1@xxxxxxx>
To: <amayausers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2003 12:58 PM
Subject: Re: [amayausers] Good News !!!


> We are having problems with Needle Breaks while running hats.  Any
insight?
> We have tried tough designs as well as the most basic and it doesn't seem
to
> matter.  I don't think we have made it through on hat without a needle
break.
>
> Scott
> Stitch Crazy
> stitchcrazy1@xxxxxxx
>



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