[amayausers] Re: Presser foot height question??Correction to last posting
- From: "Image Embroidery" <imageembroidery@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <amayausers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2006 09:33:16 -0400
I'll let you know in a couple of weeks when the two of them are
side-by-side.;)
LuAnn
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Subject: [amayausers] Re: Presser foot height question??Correction to last
posting
> For those who have experience with both the original Amaya and the XT,
> do you consider the XT to be a big improvement over the original ??
>
> Bob
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> HTorbidoni@xxxxxxx wrote:
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>> Lu Ann,
>>The last posting to this question was not entirely correct.
>>
>>I hope I haven't confused anyone.
>>
>>If you have an Amaya XT machine ,,,,,,,the procedure that is being
>>recommended but Melco is to bring the pressor foot all the way down and
>>then 2 to 3
>>clicks UP. Now, with that being said you may find that a slight adjustment
>>from
>>this setting may give you better results. You have to figure in all the
>>variables, The type of cap you are sewing on will change the thickness of
>>the
>>material, so, just like you would make adjustments on flat goods of
>>different
>>thickness' you may want to adjust for your cap thickness as well.
>>
>>You will know if you are to far down when the machine passes over the seam
>>of
>>the cap and you hear a clacking sound. It not bad for the machine but at
>>that
>>position the pressor foot will be applying more pressure on the garment
>>and
>>it may leave an outline around the design.
>>
>>With that said don't raise it so high that the pressor foot is 'floating"
>>or
>>not touching the cap every where else, if you raise it too high then you
>>can
>>get skipped stitches and thread breaks.
>>
>>For the previous model (older) Amaya ,,,The correct method is all the way
>>up
>>and then two or three clicks down, again depending on whether you are
>>using
>>the raised needle plate on the machine, the number of steps may vary.
>>
>>Sorry for the confusing info everyone.
>>
>>
>>Hugo
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