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    Jean Sewing Machine's Avatar Jean Sewing Machine is offline Senior Member
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    Default Re: Man Invented Serger??

    Quote Originally Posted by madampolo View Post
    I don't think I want to EVER thread that lower looper again! Jean, it did cut off some fabric, so I think I had it under the right amount. Tomorrow I am going to play with the tension. When I was trying to get the thread into the tension knobs, I turned them up and down, so no telling what the tension is like now. I am tired. My hubby bought a new saw, and that meant we had to clean out the workshop so he can put it on the workbench. Lots of sawdust everywhere!
    Of course, saws trump sergers everytime! Except if they belong to the lady of the house!

    Just deal with the tension one dial at a time, and little increments at a time. You'll get it going, I know you will! And I don't think you have to loosen the tension to pull the thread through, when you lift the pressure foot, the tension disks are disengaged, just like every other machine. Once you get that tension balanced, DON't mess with it.
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    quiltingtrish's Avatar quiltingtrish is online now Senior Member
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    Default Re: Man Invented Serger??

    Congratulations Joyce - for figuring out your serger. Does this mean that I should dig mine out and try to figure it out? I also have an embroidery unit on my sewing machine - have had it for 2 years now and have never tried the embroidery part of it. I think that since you have tackled your serger, I should probably make it a try for me to do mine in the month of July. June is still packed with other projects I am working on that I need to finish.

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