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Great tutorial Kevin, I bought this machine a couple of years ago but couldn't take to it. But after having a few classes and watching your tutorial my confidence has grown and I'm sewing practically every day.

Can you help me, please? Why does the needle thread hold in the bobbin case?

Hi Kevin I am a fan watching your video I love sewing I have a heavy duty singer sewing machine the bobbin thread is very loosen birdnest how can I fix it on my own I need your help

That's the problem with computerized machines. I have the 4423 and it even goes through few layers of 3-4 oz leather with no problem.

This is so great! Thank you! But now my feeder dogs get stuck down. I can go into the bottom and pop the gear back to release them, but then they get stuck down again. I think I messed something up while I was in there fixing the bobbin.

Thank you Could you by chance show the needle bar clap you adjust? In the manual there’s an upper one that my machine doesn’t seem to have. I’ve gotten it working though more or less, but have noticed since correcting the timing, my tension wheel has to be substantially higher. Before I’d regularly use it around 5, and. Im having to use it almost fully maxed out around 7/8. Is there a way to internally adjust the tensioning?

Thread upper and lower in different pls tell my home

Kevin, thanks so much for this video explaining how to slow down a singer foot pedal. Although we have 220v in India and i have an 8280 model. I had to turn the speed control clockwise to make it slower. But this great! I can finally sew slowly which is really helpful for a beginner. A big thank you!

It helped me today too! almost 10 years after the initial video was uploaded.!

What about if I loosened screw but still no change in stitch length.😢

Thank you so much for being the greatest teacher, got to thread on my own for the very first time without anyone's help, 😊.

This was quite helpful.Thank you

Thread isn’t attaching to the material

Nice .. Love it!!!👜🧵🪡

SAVED MY LIIIIIFE! THANK YOU!! 🥹🥹🥹

Kevin sir thank you so much for this video. It was so helpful and easy to follow that i don't feel worried to try and fix this issue myself.

I like how you take your time, especially for us who are learning 😊

How did you ever get that thick thread thru such a tiny needle? My needle eye is so tiny, I can barely get it threaded. Thanks so much. I’m a newbie, so much to learn.

How about 7256?

Can't thank you enough for this help! My new Singer Promise was consigned to the cupboard a few years ago after my first efforts failed dismally, but I recently decided to try again, and use Google to help me which led me here. I'm now producing cute little stuffed puppies in all sorts of fabrics! 😆 Thank you!

This is the most in - depth explanation of sewing elastic together like this. Using the different widths makes sense. TYSM for sharing this video with us. 👍😀

I have some what the opposite problem I want my 4423 to go faster

I have been fighting a problem with straight thread on the bottom of the stitch for years! No matter how low I put the top tension, the bottom of the stitch was just straight thread... not pulled up at all. After I turned the yellow screw a about a quarter of a turn back I finally have a decent stitch on both top and bottom. Do you give classes on using sergers? Hahahahaha!

awesome

The “tension” spiel was the most convoluted, laughably confusing gobbly gook I’ve ever sat through. Redo your explanation of the dials.

Thank you very much

Thank you so much!!

The metal piece that goes to the left of the black bobbin tooth (but screws on the right side) do you know what that part is called?

what setting is your machine on to stitch

Nice demonstration but I wish you included also needle positioning. I can not find anywhere information whether needle position is only center, left and right or it is linear / continuous from side to side.

How would I know whether to tighten or loosen the bobbin case please? What does the bobbin tension actually do to the thread in the bobbin? I have a sewing machine which is not linking the top and bottom thread together so i'm wondering what the issue would be.

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Kevin, you did an amazing video, and your patience and ability to explain are awesome. I have a Singer cg500 which is pretty similar however I see no obvious way to adjust underneath. If you are familiar with the 500 series, could you share tips on the way to adjust underneath? Your blessings are stored in heaven for all those you have helped!

Lining needs slack!

The foot has a hole where you can insert a screw driver to turn the speed adjustment without opening it!

How can these tools by?

I finally received my pattern today. They have made some changes in the packaging. I'll show you in the video. Look for it over the next few days.

Hi, I have this machine and sew fairly heavy stuff at 4.5mm stitch length with it. It is good except that the backstitch seems to be only one length ...2mm, almost the shortest length the machine sews, so it is impossible to reverse into the same holes unless set to 2. Have you found this, or possibly discovered how to make them match?

Wonderful! It was so easy even for someone with very limited tecnical skills like me. Now the speed is really under control. Many thanks.

Thank you!

I’m so glad that I googled the speed problem on my 4432 machine and got this video. Thank you!!❤

How can i these tools buy?

OK ok

This is an awesome machine , i ❤ it !!

Thank you for the help! I’ve had my heavy duty singer for almost 2 years now. Finally had the courage to try this. Totally worth it

This video was so helpful thank you. I bought the Singer HD as a ‘smoother’ more up to date model from my old semi industrial Janome. I was almost at the point of selling on my Singer, so I could buy a slower brand/model with more control. Your video has just made my day here in the UK! Thank you

I opened up the pattern today and discovered I was missing a sheet of the pattern. I just ordered the new pattern using the link I posted, so it will delay the sew along a bit. The good news is we will now be using the same pattern number.

This looks like a good project with little costs. Do you know what changes I would need to do for a cross-body bag?

I had to remove the bottom cover to expose some more areas that needed oiling. Now this machine isn't making the loud low grinding noise.

Mine is not going back and forth like that and hitting the lever. It’s making the same size hole no matter what button size and it is generally not working correctly for any buttonhole style. The only difference i see between mine and yours is that it is not hitting the lever back and forth. Only the back piece hits the lever. After that it does what it wants. What do you think could be the issue?