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Article: Machine Mechanics.
- Article from:
- Stitches Magazine
- Article date:
- April 1, 2003
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Byline: Steven Batts
It is the little things in life that matter. In the case of your machine, it is the little things that will keep it operating smoothly - things like keeping your machine well oiled, keeping it clean and, most importantly, not hitting anything other than fabric with the needles. Doing these little things is essential for your machine, but despite every precaution, things still happen; hoops get hit, bird's nests occur and trimmers occasionally malfunction. Overcoming these obstacles is the key to keeping your machine purring.
The mechanics on embroidery machines can be broken down into three general categories: the sewing head, ...