[amayausers.com] Re: sewout tension problem
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- Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2008 15:47:07 UT
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Cindy,
Normally the default settings will take care of most of the embroidery. Run
fill, only applies to fill elements. Adjusting this to a higher number will not
increase the "lenght of the stitch", but will add extra thread to the stitch,
thereby loosening up the fill so it will not tend to look so dense and will lay
on top of the garment instead of being sucked down so tightly into it..
Adjusting bobbin column width mainly is used when bobbin is showing through on
top of the garment, loops are happening, etc... If you are using "auto
activ-feed" it should adjust itself to any extra bobbin tension caused by
narrowing the bobbin column by feeding more thread as it compensates for what
it sees as material thickness changes. If you are using the "Standard"
acti-feed setting, then you may need to adjust material thickness as well as
bobbin column and/or run/fill speed to acheive the best results.
You asked for a magic number....unfotunately, there is none. The default
settings are about the closest magic number you will find.
If you are experiencing good/ok sewing on one design and then multible breaks
on the same design on another run.... this is normally caused by changes in
hooping tension, type of backings, presser foot height is a big factor and
bobbin tension can also play a big part as well as a multitude of other things
such as rayon vs poly thread, speed, material, digitizing, dense designs, etc,
etc.....
Rod
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