[amayausers.com] Re: thread breaking
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Hey Ed, (This is Ed)
For what it's worth, you can embroider with any type of thread or bobbin if you
understand the important differences between all the different types. I'm sure
if you try, you could embroider with dental floss or shoe strings if you took
the time to get the right needles, needle plate and rotary hook.
Opinions will always vary, especially on a list as large as this, but it is
true that you won't get cardboard gunk build up if you aren't using cardboard
sided bobbins. Part of using them is remembering to clean the bobbin case
periodically.
If you are using Rayon thread without any issues, more power to you. Next time
you get to go to an embroidery show, get as many samples from as many different
vendors as possible. Make your own assessments in your shop using your
equipment. And remember to ask as many questions to as many people as you can
for you never know where you'll learn something important about a particular
product. Rather than simply saying to yourself this product ain't no good,
maybe there's something specific you need to do in conjunction when using that
product. You know, like cleaning the bobbin case.
Good luck,
Ed Orantes
Melco Tech & Trainer
504-258-6260
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