[amayausers.com] Re: Colored Bobbin thread for an Amaya XT

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Hi Carol,

Just make sure you use the bobbins that are used for the rotary hook bobbin 
case for the 9mm 730E, 200E, 180E or 1630 Bernina models.  The other bobbins 
for the 5.5mm CB hook machines are not the L-Style you need for the Amaya XT.  
The Bernina gold-latch 9mm bobbin cases for the 730E, 200E and 180E with the 
pig tail will also work on the Amaya XT, but if you buy these from a Bernina 
dealer, they could charge around $60.00 for one bobbin case.  I'd buy the $4.99 
ones from Allstitch that I gave you a link to which look identical to the ones 
I got with the Amaya XT.  Who knows, they are probably made by the same 
manufacturer.

Ed Orantes is very correct about the anti-backslash spring acting as a brake 
for metal bobbins, but my experience with "my" Amaya XT is that I can use the 
bobbin cases without the anti-backslash spring with my Bernina metal bobbins 
stitching at speeds of 1,400 spm.  Perhaps with other non-Bernina bobbins, you 
will need a bobbin case with an anti-backslash spring.  But your Amaya XT could 
be calibrated differently from mine, so do whatever works for you.

I use my Bernina 730E and/or 180E to wind my bobbins for the Amaya XT.  As for 
your question to me about reusing and winding the cardboard bobbins--I wouldn't 
bother.  They are so cheap and the cardboard deposits gunk into the bobbin 
case's tension plate which creates havoc on the bobbin tension giving you 
terrible stitch results which can be an expensive lesson depending on what you 
are embroidering on at the time the tension is screwed up.  It has happened to 
me twice.  I always peel off the cardboard of the bobbin side that rests inside 
the bobbin case to try to avoid this, leaving the other cardboard side facing 
outward when I use these bobbins.

Enjoy!
Ed Roux

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