[amayausers.com] Re: Missed trims and new needles...a correlation?
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Judy,
It's not so much that the needle is aging as much as the needle's walker or
wheelchair get in the way.
Heh, heh..
What do you mean by an aging needle??
Do you mean it's bent, burred, tip is mis-shapen, rotation is wrong, is not
inserted all the way up into the needle clamp, wrong brand, wrong size for
garment or design, etc...?
A needle is either good or no good. If no good or not sure, replace it and
follow all steps in replacing a needle as outlined in the Amaya training class.
This should eliminate the needle as being a part of your problem.
Remember that a needle can last for 10 years or more in some shops and that
another needle can be compromised or destroyed after one stitch in other shops.
It all depends on many factors.
Ed Orantes
Melco Tech & Trainer
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