[amayausers.com] Re: false bobbin breaks
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Settings for hats are different than shirts...
pressor foot-we run it down to touching, so the hat face doesn't flag (bounce
up and down) while it sews.
Sewing speed-start at 700, increase until you get breaks then back down 50.
Probably you'll end up around 900-that seems to be the norm.
Design sewing-should always (if possible) start from the 'center' of the hat
and sew out-center to right side, then center to left side-as design allows. If
you have lettering under a logo, down near the brim, do the lettering first.
STIFF backing keeps the hat face in place...it's the material moving back and
forth that causes a lot of false (or real) breaks.
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