My regular machine is the one I learned on, a ’57 Singer Featherweight. Merrow has an excellent site, the company (which invented the overlock machine) is still run by the Merrow family. Nigeria has one of the largest markets for industrial sewing machines in Africa, thanks to the constant huge demand. Do you have an iphone or ipad? It’s a compound walking foot…I’m so stoked about working on it, this coming week! The overlock was popular with both students. I still have not set them up…ugh! I don’t need to repeat the ABCs in every single post I write. On the blog, we’ve talked about it here, follow the links too and I’m sure the comments will be helpful as well. I love my industrial brother machine- I bought it new 7 yrs ago, and it runs like a dream. any tips are appreciated Put the thread on the spool pin. Emel is just ideal for you, with its ingeneous design and quality components, EM8500 guarantees that you have a unique hassle-free sewing experience. You’d turn it on and you’d smell something and get this sinking feeling. I should have followed up here so it didn’t appear as tho Trace was left hanging but I was unable to help her in a way that met her expectations. Once your thread it through the needle, put it between the presser foot and the throat plate and bring it out back. But a bespoke shirt maker told me a few days ago that for some precision tasks on shirting fabrics (which are slippy), pins were mandatory. Hello Kathleen. Since I use mostly garment weights (2.5 oz max), I top out at 69 (T70) but prefer lighter, depending. help….. Thread is my least favorite subject… Stu was kind enough to write a post about it: For leather, the preferred thread is bonded nylon in various weights. And an industrial sewing machine needle is just a smidge harder to change. Then ultimate goal is to make sturdy, rustic leather hand bags, help the industrial machine is lovely but scary because currently I cant keep it from breaking top thread. and machine is fully automatic. I purchased 3 industrial single needle Singers over 2 years ago. It only cost £150 last year, and is a real bargain. Does this mean it is capable only of straight stitching and nothing else? If you can plan on sewing on what ever you plan to buy–take materials in configurations you will be sewing on so you can get something that really works for you and ask questions. It does require somewhat of a good eye sight and good aim, so get your glasses if you need them to see up close. Reliable 3/5 thread overlock model 3316N GG740H. Hi Paige, you don’t mention where you live so no one can make suggestions. Is the Juki DDL 8700 able to sew through stretchy fabrics such as jersey and hull dull? SO helpful. I can’t remember if the needle eye was facing towards me or to the side. My Husquie (Viking) may not sew as well as the industrials, but it does a good enough job for me, and takes care of my sewing needs. Sorry.. The top thread is always looped on the bottom hook (there is no bobbin on this machine. How to start a clothing line or run the one you have, better. The speed of any 3-phase motor can be controlled via something called a “variable frequency drive” (VFD). Now feed the top thread right to left through the eyelet bar and feed through the thread holes around the tension discs and upward through the take up. When sewing on the fast speed, it goes like crazy…I just bought this machine from California and I live in Arizona….they have exchanged the servo motor (us thinking it is the motor) but now I am wondering if it is the machinbe….I have another industrial machine with a clutch motor and it sews like a dream. I have also been intimidated by industrial machines. In short, machines with servo motors don’t have a knee or a hand lift for the presser foot. This is great because your hands are free to work the materials. I have not used an industrial style sewing machine and I am not sure it is what I need. With the latter, the motor is built into the machine head itself. An industrial machine is meant to sew about 3 to 4 times faster than a home machine. Also, many presser feet, parts and bobbins between brands are interchangeable. I’ve read and re-read it, and have narrowed it down to the Juki 8700 or 9000. Trace the path first. Adlers are the top of the line brand and cost more; a Juki 9000 comparable to this one is about $1,350 (quote from Orange County Industrial). Turn the machine's hand wheel counterclockwise to lift the needle to its highest point. That reminds me, you may ask what is a servo? What an interesting post. W/ REVERSE. It just happens I have an “exploration” appointment at 10:30 with an engineer at Atlas Sewing today in your old stomping grounds to begin talking about industrial sewing machines needed for my new business. Once I could finally convince her to (condescend to) try the machines, she was shocked at their performance. While I suppose I am in the category of “housewife” sewer, I use my machine daily, for various projects. The issues are age of the machine, design and price points. I thought if I bought a walking foot industrial for all of my really heavy canvas and leather it would sew like a dream too but NOT SO. When you’re done with the seam and want to back stitch (automatic with the servo) and cut the thread (if you have an automatic thread trimmer, definitely recommended), you leave your foot in place on the pedal or maybe slide it down just a tad but bear down firmly applying pressure with your heel on the pedal edge closest to you. Thanks for being concise AND entertaining. 5,500 (S.P.M.) I’m eyeing a Juki 9010 – it’s my dream machine – buuuuut I want to make sure I’m buying from somewhere that actually sews the machine off and takes responsibility for the products they sell. See if the machine can be configured to perform to your expectations. I think we may need to distinguish between servos that simply replace clutch motors on machines without all the automatic niceties vs. servos that control all the automatic goodness that some of us are missing out on. I don’t know if you saw Cathy’s post, but i am also starting to research and look for a merrow machine (but any brand). The air version is 1541-7 and costs about $4300. I also now understand my home machine better and know I shouldn’t be using it on the fabric and applications I’ve been sewing. Which would you recommend? Threading an Industrial Sewing Machine can be different to threading a domestic sewing machine and it can also be quite difficult at first. I’ve never sewn on an industrial one, are they adjustable in their width like a babylock? Participate in this conversation via email, pins introduce inaccuracies where there were none, Beginner’s guide to sewing with industrial machines pt.2, Casting calls for All on the Line and more, Fashion Incubator» Beginner’s guide to sewing with industrial machines pt.2, Fashion Incubator » Beginner’s guide to sewing with industrial machines pt.3, http://www.westchestersewing.com/feet/accessories/quiltfoot/, Become Familiar with Industrial Sewing Machine Parts - C and C Enterprises, Become Familiar with Industrial Sewing Machine Parts. How do I determine what needle will fit? do you have a separate machine for each type of merrowed hem, like a rolled hem or if you want a larger then smaller overlock stitch? In my defense, we were in the throes of manufacturing boot camp at the time. In factories. There are various types and classes of industrial sewing machines in the market today. My head has been swimming in name brands and types of machines. The blades can also get dull and need to be replaced and then they have to be realigned. We talk about 3 phase all the time on the forum -every time we get somebody new who thinks he (it’s always hes) is going to add on 3 phase service, ha ha ha ha. Don’t have the space or want the option of space flexibility I am so, so, so new at this, but very eager to learn more and figure out how this will fit in my budget. Off to read more. ₦ 60,000. offers from. We used it for at least 8 years until it finally bit the dust on our last day with the contractor we sewed for. Business Industrial Sewing Machines. Because i don’t have the space right now, my juki is in storage. Do you have a preferred brand and/or weight for leather, and additionally for medium weight upholstery? My straight stitch Juki also has a knee bar and servo. Last Christmas, I bought a Sewstrong WSM-8700,High Speed, 1 Needle, Lockstitch Machine from I just bought an industrial walking foot sewing machine and it has a servo motor and a knee pedal to raise the pressure foot. You should look for a compound feed machine, also called a triple-feed. 4.3 out of 5 (3) Add To Cart. I bought the machine that comes with a table. ), the stitches are nice and regular. You use the pedal to lift the foot, instead of a knee bar? Wish I had bought her overlocker too now. so they’re reluctant to buy another machine and be on the hook to buy gadgets for it. ₦ 32,000. Hope you can shed some enlightenment. I do have a knee bar on my servo machine. I can’t find any info anywhere on it. The machine does not sew smoothly…it revs fast and then goes slow. I currently own an older Bernina, but due to an ongoing project I am considering buying an industrial machine. Hi Kathleen! I love all crafts but find sewing one of the most rewarding; so now the children have all left home, I have room for an industrial machine. This machine’s parts is interchangeable with a Juki 8700, which they also sell on this site (actually, my machine has “Juki” stamped on the underside of it). Juki DLN 9010 SH Needle feed What industrial sewing machine merchants would you recommend? The Singer 20U73 or 20U109 are advertized for free motion work–I don’t know if you can drop the feed dogs or how that would work. It is a private label machine company; they put their brand name on a machine made by someone else. I just need to get more information about adjusting the tension etc. Do you have any tips on what I should look for in my first industrial machine? The direction and thread tail of the bobbin should form a “9” before inserting it into the bobbin case. The other kind you may be more familiar with is a clutch motor. I know I will need a machine that has single stitch, but most importantly one that has a double stitch to apply attachments to a single layer of fabric (cotton) length sizes of attachment is approx. Threading the Brother Sewing Machine Upper Thread. However, the open toe foot doesn’t provide enough pressure, so I am now using the zipper foot with decent stitches. Mary, it sounds like you need a double needle. Follow these quick steps to thread an industrial sewing machine: Wind the bobbin thread and pace the bobbin in the bobbin case. Reading all through the comments no one mentioned converting a 220 motor to 110. Downside is, these can’t be stowed for storage like home machines which in affect, is another signaling mechanism; that you can afford to have dedicated space to keep the machine set up permanently. I don’t know what this model and brand costs these days. I thought a transformer was all I needed but it’s the 3 phase part that’s the problem…..anyone else dealt with this ?? Regarding operation, the foot pedal (as applied to the servos only) bears mentioning. The other seemed to prefer the Adler. and tie on the new thread with the most basic knot there is. I haven’t paid $13,000 for all 7 industrials I own (admittedly, only bought 3 new but they still cost less than $6,000 total). I just stumbled upon this site and love it! ), eliminating as many pins as possible has both speeded up and improved the accuracy of my “housewife-level” sewing. Although I love my home machines, they are just too slow. Hmm, now that I go look around, maybe not so much anymore. I’ve had to make a career change and am sewing again after 40 some years. It came with a manual but the manual is for a 550-12-24/26 which is close but still has some differences. I also have a quilting business, so having a machine that I can quilt with is necessary. I currently have a Pfaff sewing/embroidery machine which I exchanged a Bernina for. When purchasing, they fear being laughed at or being taken advantage of. Prices of Brand New Industrial Sewing Machines in Nigeria. This is awesome. If you are a baby (like me) and don’t like fiddling with stuff and want the whistles and bells (automatic thread cutter, easy speed control etc), the servo is best. And it’s often in its case tucked under the work table. With the servo motor installed, is the speed slow enough ideal for beginners? I was offended and left. That matters little, both machines operate excellently and I heartily recommend them both. :::shakes head::: FYI: you’re not up on the price of homesewing machines. Recently when buying granite countertops, the salesman told me his family used to be the largest industrial sewing machine repair/setup company in NYC (back in the good ole’ Garment District days) and would gladly help me set up and learn my machines! hi i just want to know .i m using invisible nylon thread. Take the thread through the metal loop on the far left of the machine and down to the needle area. One of the things that can go wrong is the blades getting misaligned on an overlock machine. So my husband persuaded the seller to exchange its single-phase 120-volt motor for a 3-phase 240-volt motor. I have got to find me one! You can find this machine used and new, it’s quite a bit under $1000 new. when i sew faster on thin fabric it tends to catch the top thread and bunch up, drives me crazy. Im the kind of person that does research for a while until I make a purchase. Thanks so much! Great info thanks! The local dealer I’ve found spoke poorly of the servo motors though, saying that they get many that need replacement. Use your left hand to snap it into the bobbin area underneath the table. Get a machine that runs on 110v. I look forward to reading more of your posts! That’s what those links are for. This is NOTHING like a domestic machine, which it why we want them. She's been mentioned numerous times in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Forbes, National Public Radio, Boston Globe, LA Times, Vogue, French Vogue and has at least 15 Project Runway alums at last count. Do you speak Spanish? In September 2011, I started the blog http://www.sew24.blogspot.com about industrial sewing machine parts which could be interesting for your readers as a source of information and a possibility to submit questions. Hi Kathleen, If your machine is not posted already, please send us a request. Hi, I stumbled across this article while trying to find info on a industrial machine I just purchased. The thread will now go down on the left side of the take-up lever. Yet I have no idea what I should be considering! Can you help me? I’m slowly upgrading all of my equipment to servos, I love them. I’m going through your book and you don’t know how happy i am to have found you on the web. There are designer-entrepreneurs there at all levels of experience who discuss all aspects of the business, from sourcing through production to sales and marketing. Kathleen started production patternmaking in 1981. Since I last saw you at Tres Mariposas in 2009, I’ve finished my patternmaking certificate and I’ve just about worn out your book from re-reading many of the chapters! and slightly negotiable. Thank you for any comments, advice and suggestions. You can view our short video below which covers winding a bobbin for initial setup and shows the process on a bench mount bobbin winder. I read mention of a class in Portland, are there any near Northern California? Once you learn how to thread one machine, the whole process will take you only a few seconds and you'll be on your way sewing together anything you need. Learn how your comment data is processed. I’m so excited to get going on this next stage!! 6. Some machines are set up so the thread will slide into this while others require you to place the thread through a hole. And you’re right, I have never claimed to be an authority on industrial machines but I’ve been sewing on them for over 30 years. For odd lots, eBay has been my main source. They often have things for sale in the back like cutting tables and what not so you have to ask. I can’t wait to finally use them! Thanks! Servo motors have nothing to do with having a knee or lever to lift the foot, they are simply an alternative to a clutch motor. I want to do the best job I can in my few hours (that’s why I’m here), but I can’t justify the space needed to set up industrial machines. Cindy: I’ve bought a few things from them, supplies mostly. For others who are not ready for industrial-speed sewing, this add-on may help. If so, you want to get the free Juki app. I wish i have room for an industrial, but I settled for those juki semi commercial single needle home machines, I think brother and janome make similar models, but the tension knob is more tempermental than an industrial machine. The Reliable model I have also converts to 3 threads which can be used on knits. If the size doesn’t match, it is not going to work. While heavy-duty machines do stitch faster than a regular home-use sewing machine, they still can’t reach the immense speeds of industrial sewing machines. I am so excited and trying to get better control with the speed 36″ A large table or space around the machine would be great since I will be working with mattress sized fabric. I don’t know how well the staff there speaks English. also trialed quilting and the backing material kep gathering For stitching, you need a thread. For example, I bought a Juki dnu 1541 for about $1800, delivered. The deal of the century, it was so new it was still crated. My Adler (the lockstitch) is a “dressmaker” for lighter materials. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. I’ve been reading your past posts on the subject as well and gone to some of the links you posted. I bought some from our local upholsterer but they don’t work the needle hits the plate. 138,000 naira To order, click on the link in our bio to chat with us directly on WhatsApp. (and 3 phase is not an option) Attendees will be making a product (TNR trap covers) that we’re donating to charity. A $7 presser foot is considered expensive if that says anything. My question today is on thread. Pull the thread back down the machine towards the needle. Sarah: I think homesewers avoid industrials for some of these reasons: Brand names aren’t as important in industrial machines because among the major brands, they are all good. Emel EM 8500 Industrial Sewing Machine is a high precision, high definition and high speed lockstitch sewing machine. In fact, the instructions are translated from Chinese or Japanese, and not done very well either. To reduce the intimidation factor, I trained them on my three servo machines: Durkopp Adler Lockstitch model 271-140342 (basic sewing machine) To do this, take the thread and pull it through the thread guide at the top, and then down and around the takeup lever. westchestersewing.com. The machine operates perfectly and smoothly at low sewing tension with perfect stable stitches at high speed seaming. The basic dressmaker only has one kind of feed, that of the bottom feed dogs.

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