I have an overlocker brand new but I was wondering for the three thread overlock for finishing seams or for a rolled hem do you need to remove the thread cone and thread aswell as the needle. I th8nk you have done a great presentation.
You can leave the threads on the stand, but just remove from the needle. If you already have your shiny new overlocker don't forget we have all the threads and needles you might need on our site too right here www.sewessential.co.uk/
I am surprised there is no trim catcher included at that price. Also, I would worry how you manage if the air threading decides to go wrong. Not sure how likely that is to happen.
Yes the trim bin is available to buy separately and is very reasonably priced. In all honesty it is very rare that there is an issue with the air threading and it is usually very easy to resolve if there is by using the cleaning wire to remove any fluff or lint from the pipes.
@@SewEssential I saw it was available separately, and I think £30 is a lot for what it is, but at the price of that machine I would expect it to be included, as it was for my (much cheaper) Brother overlocker.
I've already done one, you can watch it here: ruclips.net/video/UiGaSeAr8po/видео.html if you ever want to find anything on our channel there is the option to search with a little magnifying glass icon and just type one of the words in there and the relevant videos should come up
I have an overlocker brand new but I was wondering for the three thread overlock for finishing seams or for a rolled hem do you need to remove the thread cone and thread aswell as the needle. I th8nk you have done a great presentation.
You can leave the threads on the stand, but just remove from the needle. If you already have your shiny new overlocker don't forget we have all the threads and needles you might need on our site too right here www.sewessential.co.uk/
I am surprised there is no trim catcher included at that price. Also, I would worry how you manage if the air threading decides to go wrong. Not sure how likely that is to happen.
Yes the trim bin is available to buy separately and is very reasonably priced. In all honesty it is very rare that there is an issue with the air threading and it is usually very easy to resolve if there is by using the cleaning wire to remove any fluff or lint from the pipes.
@@SewEssential I saw it was available separately, and I think £30 is a lot for what it is, but at the price of that machine I would expect it to be included, as it was for my (much cheaper) Brother overlocker.
Can’t wait to get one of these.
Can you please do a demonstration video on bound button holes, please?
I've already done one, you can watch it here: ruclips.net/video/UiGaSeAr8po/видео.html if you ever want to find anything on our channel there is the option to search with a little magnifying glass icon and just type one of the words in there and the relevant videos should come up