Hello,
Rod or Sharon has just posted in the Machines & Hardware forum of AmayaUsers
Discussion Boards under the title of loose satin stitches.
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http://www.amayausers.com/discussion/showthread.php?6048-loose-satin-stitches
Here is the message that has just been posted:
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The usual question, is it happening on all needles or just one?
Hook timing, especially the needle guard gap is a possibility. On very narrow
columns and .098 wide is about 1/10 of an inch, the loop that is generated for
the rotary hook point to pick up, becomes quite small. If the needle guard gap
on a specific needle misses picking up the loop, a missed stitch and possible
looping will be present.
Lift up your table top and look for the "closest" needle ---C-xx--number in the
lower right corner of the casting. As an experiment, sew the .098 column using
this needle and see if you still get the looping. The closest needle will be
where the face of the rotary hook point is the closest one to the backside of
the needle and logically has the best chance of picking up a small loop.
Rod springer
Amaya Tech & Trainer
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