[amayausers.com] Re: Holes

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  • Date: Wed, 20 Jan 2010 06:01:39 UT

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Well,
You definitely want to turn your "short stitches" to OFF.
Remember that when you designate lettering to be .5" or .3", that is referring 
to capital letters only.  This means that if you are using lower case letters, 
you might be riding real close to the lower limits originally assigned to this 
font.
It's good that you are using a ball point needle.
But maybe a smaller needle will deliver better results.  Make sure your needles 
eye is facing straight forward.  Don't get caught up with all that rotation 
stuff.
As you get down to the smaller lettering, you might want to consider using a 
font from the Micro series.  Or you might need to go a little wider on your 
column's width the smaller you go.  
Also, how thin is your cutaway backing?  What's the stitch length on your 
center walk underlay?
When was the last time you lubricated your red thread feed rollers???
As a rule, the smaller your lettering gets, the tighter the tolerances get 
overall.

Just throwing some thoughts out.

Ed Orantes

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