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There is to tight tolerances on bobin shuttle and hole where bobin shuttle rotate. Need to be little lose and play. I Was fight whit this machine about 3 days. Set the timing and check everything. Then grinding nad polishing bobin shuttle and that's was it. Machine now sew very nice and I can spin wheel very fast and She sew still good. Bobin shuttle need to have some space to play.

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These machines are definitely for the mechanically inclined and the type of person that likes to tinker with stuff, when they manufacture these things they do the bare minimum just to get them running and shipped out, when I got mine I I took it completely apart file down all the sharp edges that I could find that would create an issue, I also took my angle grinder with a flat wheel sanding disc to knock down and polish any of the bare metal, while I had it disassembled I cleaned everything, and when I reassembled it I had to regrease and lubricate everything that needed to be lubricated again, I also made sure that everything was in time and running smoothly, when I have come across issues with my thread breaking I always seem to find a way to fix it by adjusting tension in either the bobbin tension or the main thread tension, these machines have their own quirks depending on what manufacturer you get it from, but I have found my machine to be very easily modifiable and customizable, I've made a couple of videos on my channel showing what I have done to my machine, if anyone has any questions leave a comment in one of my videos and I will see what I can do about answering any of them, I'm not an expert but I really like my machine and I want to help others enjoy theirs also.👍🏻😊

I know this video was quite a few years ago, but I'm wondering if you had figured out your machine and working with it? I've got one of these machines and I really enjoy it but you have to understand they did the absolute bare minimum when they manufacture these machines, they definitely need a little bit of work to get them dialed in and timed right, I have found they are very user-friendly and easily modifiable and customizable, I've made a couple of videos and put it on my channel showing what I have done to my machine, if you still have questions, I can try to answer them, it's a little hard through a comment on a video, but I hope you have figured out what the problem was and you're able to use the machine and enjoy it, thanks for taking time to make your video though 👍🏻🙂

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These cheap chinese Clones..are always got issues..they never good as them original old singer 29 or adler 30-1..🤔i got my adler 30-1 from the 1970 with a claes Table for 120$ here used in Germany..from a old Shoemaker.that passed away..on ebay...they in Europe available from 100$ to 700$..🤔🇩🇪🇺🇸🇪🇺

Hello. Perhaps you can help. I bought the Chinese shoe patch machine in October of 2022. I spent a month watching videos, etc. For some reason I could not get the machine to pick up the bobbin thread. So frustrated I put in the closet for a year. Pulled it out recently, and finally fixed the bobbin thread issue. Once the bobbin pickup worked, then I had an issue of the upper thread breaking. Watched some more videos, and did some intense sanding of all the bobbin parts. That stopped the breaking. Now, the thread is too loose. Before I just immediately tighten the bobbin spring, can you tell what would be causing the bottom thread to be too loose on my finished tests?

You need lower your toptension..would be my guess.??.and bobintension need to be checked too..the tread shut hold the shuttle..and at least i think your tread is not a good nylon one..cheap treads not work on them patcher Machines..

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What type and size of thread and needle size do you use please

Thanks for your video. I have a new machine and I'm in the same spot you're in. I /we have to just keep adjusting to make it right.

Your bobin holder is out of time. Set handle at 12 and bobin at 3

I hope you have fixed the issues and are enjoying your machine

I have just got mine dialed in using 135 nylon with size 22 needle.

Also the rod that holds the needle can be unscrewed and moved up just a hair to possibly fix the problem.

I'm having a lot of the same issues, been trying every tutorial I can find, still not working. I have come to figure it's a gamble, you either get one that works or you wasted money

Check out Harrison Hightower's videos on RUclips. He has some of the best videos out there.

I enjoyed the video. Yet, I'm still frustrated. I will try to use the proper terms. I made sure the crank nob is at 12 o'clock, and made sure the bobbin holder's back wall is facing right. I put the bobbin thread through the first hole closest to the spring. I pulled the thread through the top hole that is lined up with the bottom hole. I got the thread behind the spread. I tested the bobbin shuttle and the end of that bobbin gear is flush with that hole on the left of the bobbin shuttle when the crack nob is at 3 o'clock. That vertical thread shaft top is at 1/4 inch protruding out the top. I sanded all the bobbins, bobbin holder, and shuttle area. On the hand crank, I made sure bobbin shuttle notch is in the middle grove, and the other gear notch is in the outer grove. I made sure that little notch in the middle is lined up with that small notch on the hand crank. So here is what happens when I crank the machine to pick up the bobbin thread. The bobbin thread is not moving so the needle could pick it up. So I removed the bobbin cover and test cracked it. The bobbin is moving properly. I put the cover back on and held the bobbin with a little tension. The thread is moving but still not picking up. I'm clueless.

I use the 9.00 position and it works for me put an old CD for your cotton to sit on

I feel your pain mate , having kinda same problems with mine

I bought one of these machines and it won't thread at all it won't can you send me a video on what to do so it can thread

I stopped using mine because of the same problem

I solved the same problem by loosening the tension spring on the bobbin carrier.

You need to edit the background noise out it’s very hard to hear you!

I'm really sorry , but you are so clumsy with everything. No wonder you're having so much trouble.

I solved this problem by shaving the shuttle holder. Video for reference ruclips.net/video/lIEN1jzKU9c/видео.html

Same issue, rotated the needle flat side towards screw which is counter intuitive and it was fixed. No other changes.

DO NOT USE THE THREAD THAT CAME WITH IT. It's junk will break everytime you use it. Go by you some

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If you rotate the hand crank clockwise and stop the handle exactly at 12 o'clock, the center of the "half moon" of the bobbin carrier should be pointing at 3 o'clock.

Get some braided fishing line, 30 lb test, and sand down the corners of the bobbin, problem solved

Lower the needle bar. That's what mine was doing. I noticed the point on the bobbin cage was chopping the thread when it would swing around. I lowered my needle bar so that if I put the tip of my finger under the hole on the underside of the sewing bar and cranked the machine the tip of the needle would just barely protrude past the very bottom of the hole and my finger could feel it without breaking the skin. Chances are your needle is too high. Also, Harrison Hightower (Mainly Acres) is a great resource for these machines.

I know this is from several years ago but I thought I'd give some input for anyone who comes across this problem. Most likely the needle is not traveling deep enough causing the thread to get cut by the bobbin. When the needle is in the lowest position you should just feel the needle at the bottom of the machine. If you don't feel it loosen the piston screw at the top and move the needle down to the correct depth. Polishing down the sharp corners on the bobbin helps as well. Lastly a larger needle may be needed to accommodate larger thread. Hope someone finds this information useful! I just recently purchased one of these and I wish this info was easier to find. Have a groovy day!

Hi your thred is not free running make or get your self a thred stand I made one out off a brazing wire and a heat shrink

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I feel for you dude.

This is why I'm not sure if I should buy one of these. I know zip about sewing.

I had the same issue. Figured out the bobbin sled does not release the top thread, but carries it back clockwise, and then pinches it. This is caused by the sled carrier not going anticlockwise far enough to leave a gap for the thread to escape. Solved by using my spare sled carrier on which the upright part is 1mm longer. Also sanded down the buldge on the sled and the hole the needle goes down in to create a gap for the top thread to escape the bobbin

Thank you all for sharing your tips. For me, my thread was fraying and breaking before the needle. I removed the needle plunger tube thingy and used a fine dremel bit to debur and round all of the super sharp edges. Worked!

I think you might have a timing problem.. Mine did time better at the down position on the crank

try up and down niddle position.

Y’all don’t know what you’re doing, that’s the problem.

Make sure your top thread is above the presser foot. Your timing looks okay, but when the foot advances it breaks the thread if the foot is on the top thread. Making sure the top thread was not being captured by the presser foot solved all my problems.

Ive found that pulling the tail back with some decent tension at least the first several stitches keeps it from breaking. I have the EXACT same issue. Just got my machine about a month ago so thats the only work around ive found.

Just fixed mine with the same problem, with each turn of the crank, the machine releases enough cotter to complete a stitch, if you needle is positioned too low then your cotton will snap in the down position where the thread is stretched, I came to the conlusion that when my machine was made the welded the needle stop in the wrong place by a mm or two so I liinished about 2mm of the head of the needle and problem solved. The reason your first few stitches work is from the extra slack in the cotton from starting. if this works for you please do a video so others can benefit. Thanking you Leith

Is your needle on correctly? It looks like it is on wrong the flat part should be against the post. That could also be breaking your thread. Also these machines do need some filing of rough edges and burrs. And believe or not too little tension can also break thread. I have the same machine and after some filing and deburring it sews great. Also what size needle and thread are you using? Is that regular cotton thread or is it bonded nylon?

hi guys also had trouble, but i found by looking at the broken thread it was wearing as it was coming through the needle down tube so i removed the tube and found that when they squeeze and weld the end to hold the needle there are sharp bits of steel and in mine a piece of weld ?? a few minuits with a small round file cleaned up the sharp edges ,improved it out of site.

Have yet to see anyone successfully use both upper tensioners. True, ALL surfaces touching threads need to be buffed

Not enough tension on your thread