3 Things Ricoma Did NOT Tell You
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- Опубликовано: 6 дек 2022
- In this video I am going to give you 3 huge embroidery machine tips that Ricoma did not tell you. These three tips will help take your skills to the next level. I will show you as well as tell you how to embroider hats easier. These are a few things I do and some of the reasons why I am where I am with my business so far.
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Thanks!
My pleasure. I appreciate the donation. 🙏🏾 Thank you.
OMG #3 is fire too!
Been embordering for over 20 plus years and working on designs or names (around a 1000pc a year) You have to train your self to do work upside down or inverted. Sometimes its the only way. A lot of my transfer designs I do/did inverted. Just seems to be easier alignment and centering. Once you do it a few hundred times you get comfortable.
😮 Bro, this is why I rewatch you. The last time I watched it did not notice about the placement Tool that goes back to where you first started having issues.
THANK YOU, thank you, you have made my life so much better with this information. I wish someone had shared that with me when I first did a cap in class. You have given me hope because I had lost it. Thank you so You have given me hope because I had lost it. Thank you so much.very much.
My pleasure. Thank you for watching.
I want to thank you for all the knowledge you are putting out there for everyone. Your videos are always so clear and helpful. I am just getting into embroidering and your videos are invaluable with how and why you do the things you do. So I would like to thank you from those that are like me and just getting going and searching for tips on how to make things better. Watching your brand grow really is a joy and inspiration to watch. I hope you continue to shoot for the stars.
I can't wait to watch more of your videos. First video and you have already answered 2 of my issues that I can't even get our service men to bring up. Legend. Love the needle timing. Never knew
THANKS as always for sharing your knowledge with us
Thank you, thank you, thank you for this wonderful video. My trainer didn't even know what that button was for. I so needed to know this about the needle relocation and then the hat issue. Wow! you have helped me so much! Please keep the videos coming. Have a Blessed journey!
Number two tip is one i for sure didnt know thanks. We all are always learning keep it up and feel better.
Thank you for teaching me something new. I appreciate you.
Thank you for the information. My machine is on the way and this was very informative as hats, and hoodies are going to be what I will mainly be doing.
Any updates sir?
Thank you for sharing your experience and insight.
Great tips. Thank you for sharing your experience and insights!!🎉
these were super helpful, glad I used your link when I got my MT-1501
Fantastic video, thanks for the tips!
Thank you for making this video, you helped me and I appreciate that.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for your videos! Never knew about the button for going back to the spot where embroidery ended. I have accidentally hit the moving buttons. Can't wait to try it! love your honest videos!
🙌🏾😃. My pleasure Michele. Love when someone gets some good useful information out of the video. Going live today adjusting tension on my machine showing how I get my machine to run so good. Stay tuned.
Great video Allan! Thanks a million!!!
Thank you! You are Amazing! You have so much knowledge! Again Thank You!
This was really helpful!! Definitely using these tips.
Bro crazy amazing PS using that I test Currently to tune up my EM1010 embroidery machine. Keep pushing those tips and tricks
Hey Allan, thank you so much for the awesome tips!! You’re awesome ❤
Glad you appreciate them Isa. Thanks for watching.
Tip number 2 is a total life saver! Thanks so much for teaching me. Great video as always.
Great tips, my favorite was #3 I've been having a lot of issues on hats and I'm excited to make this change to my machine.
My hats don’t flap anymore at all and registration will be 99% better after you make the adjustment. Idk why they don’t just come like this.
Thank you for the tips -- they were helpful. Please continue sharing these tips with us.
Will do.
Thank you so much for the tips by far this will help
Awesome job! Thank you!
Such great Information . Thank you
Thank you for those tips!
I have yet to do large hoodies and that's a great tip about the small neck holes. Great advice!
Thank Kayla. I ruined a few hoodies and made a few designs smaller till I figured it out.
Very very helpful information. Thanks.
Thank you for the 3 tips number 2 was the most meaningful
No problem. Thanks for watching .
Thank you so much! All this info is GREAT! But the ‘needle’ info, for me, was spot on. Again, thanks!
No problem. Thank you for watching. I really appreciate it.
Thanks for all of the great information you provide. Once I get out of this apartment, I'll make a move on purchasing one of these machines.
In due time. 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Bruh, these tips are 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥. We appreciate you.
No problem Marlon. I just wanna see everyone making that money.
Great tips!! Thank you so much! I am fairly new to Ricoma and these tips are very helpful. I wish I would have discovered you before I purchased my machine and went through your link for purchase. I have learned so much from you. Thank you!!
No problem. I appreciate that. Thanks so much. Hope I can continue to help in your journey.
Thank you so much! Thats soo cool the last tipp! Wow!
Thank you for your help. Looks like your machine inventory has increased!
Bro your videos are really helpful, thank you!!!!
No problem. Thanks so much for watching.
Thank you very much for that info
Subscribed thank you for this info. I’m looking to purchase a new embroidery machine and this helps a lot
Thanks for the valuable tips. I have am EM1010 and now a CHT2 1504 and would love some tips on my 4 head especially with the large sash hoop.
Thanks for the demonstration
No problem. Thanks Deborah.
great information thank you i appreciate the tips n tricks
Thank you - I've had issues with caps and I'm hoping this helps 🙂
Thank you haven’t checked the machine out yet but this was vary helpful👍🏾
My pleasure.
Great tips! Thank you.
No problem. You’re welcome.
Cap tip thank thank you!
I’m not at that level yet but these were excellent tips. Keep them coming, I appreciate you. Thanks!
No problem. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the tips! I am new and trying to master my Ricoma
Hang in there when you get it down it’s a money printer.
2nd tip was amazing thank you!
You’re welcome. My pleasure.
Awesome information, thanks!
No problem.
Thank you sooooo much this is a game changer Thank you for sharing
No problem Lucy. Always glad to help.
Very helpful!
Thank you.
Thanks for the content 💗
You’re welcome.
Thanks!
Good Tips! Much thanks....
Glad to help.
WOW thanks for the tips
No problem.
Thank you for the information 😊
You are welcome.
Hey Allan, good to see you back at it!
Thank you.
Thank you
Great tips ! Thanks
Thank you.
Much appreciated. My team Just purchased the MT1501 and we about to make a lot of noise in Baltimore! “Major “ remember the name!!
You came a long way! I want to start my soon. Get my 1st ricoma and get a heat press and printer for transferring images on t shirts and hoodies. What printer and heat press do I need?
awesome video thank you. Couple questions for you, what is the bobbin tension your have on your MT-1502 and do you run your pressure foot that low on a Richardson 112 hat?
hello allan--love your videos! question for you: once you lower your needles for hats specifically, do you have to raise them again to do flats? same question with lowering the cap driver. thank you so much! blessings to you!
One of you better videos!!! Thx
No problem. Thanks for watching.
This was dope thanks for the jewels these tips helped alot.
Thank you.
Whew just saved a sweatshirt…great tips
Thank you. 🙏🏾
I came across your videos by mistake I never ever thought about embroidering or own a machine I've been watching all your videos and I bought one today the 1501
Wow. Congratulations on you machine. That’s insane. I hope you used my link. Lol
Very interesting
Indeed. 🙏🏾
Thank you. This was good knowledge......I am about to buy the MT-1501....other videos say to go ahead and buy the 1502 so you can grow into it. What is your opinion?
thanks for the tips!! do you have any videos on how to use purchased fonts with the ricoma em1010?
Appreciate the game. With the hats, will that tip work on the EM-1010 knowing I would have to take the front face off? I know the EM-1010 is not the best when it comes to hats.but I have to make due with what I have. Thanks again.
Along with the pressure foot you also have to lower the cap driver.
Yes. They can try that as well. I’ve heard of the lowering the cap driver but have yet to adjusted mine, still embroidering like a champ.
Thanks. I guarantee the shirt thing would have tripped me up.
Boss Info!
Thanks bro.
Hey Allan, can you recommend an embroidery machine just for logo and name (5x7in size) on left chest? We are going to open our uniform buss soon. Thank you!
Thank you for this video. Question about lowering the foot... My machine doesn't show 180 degrees it says 172... and does lowering it for caps affect other garments? I'm assuming the only time you would want more clearance is for puff? which I don't care to get into?
Helpful video. Do you mind doing an actual video on tip #3 using a cap. I am a visual learner. Thank you in advance. Thank you for your knowledge. All tips were helpful.
Yup will do.
@@adubbproductions Fantastic!
Thank you for the tips. Got question for you I hoped you don' t mind. How you get your small spool to go all the way down on thread spool.
Take the plastic piece off and it will sit flat on the machine
Do you or have you ever used the sash table for the 1501 TC- I can not get my hoops to center back up
Thanks for the tips. I guess my issues was added to your content. Just wish I would have known to flip my hoodies before I ruined a few of them.
Yea it did. Sorry. I got a bunch of these little tip videos I need to make. Just gotta title them right so people can find them and they won’t ruin my analytics. You’ll get it. I know you will. It’s still frustrating to me at times but i always figure it out.
Hi Katrina on ADubbs video. I appreciate you as well.
@@queenniyahbingai9347 Thank you so much
@@adubbproductions I came back to this video to help lower my presser foot. thanks for the tip!
No problem love.
That is very helpful something I learned I do have one question I have a problem with one needle not stitching at all I have rebooted it I have reset it I have diarrassing anything I can but this needle will not stitch any suggestions
If it’s not embroidering at all the needle is in backwards.
Thank you, I never knew those things. Very helpful! (I knew there was a way to lower the presser foot, but I didn’t know how to do it).
Hi Alan, another great video. I am having a little trouble and I am waiting for a response from Ricoma. I just thought that you might have the answer. I embroidered some left panel caps (Richardsons 112). Now I am trying to embroider full panel design on caps and my cap driver keeps going to the left. I can not have it centered on my cap. Any idea what may be causing this?
will this work on the EM 1010 also
Hello Allan thank you for the videos! I purchased an MT 2001 8S and I've never used a commercial machine before. Wanted to know if you did consulting? If so I would be interested in getting you to help me get started and acclimated with my machine. I always used a 10 needle baby lock for the last 7 years wanted to step my opportunities up a bit and prepare for expansion. So I hope to hear from you Thanks for your time and all of the resources you help with. Don.
Allen, The last tip about adjusting the foot, do you know if that is possible to do on the EM-1010?
Yes but you would have to take off the entire face plate. A lot more of a pain in the butt cause all the threads come out etc.
Seeing if I can use your link or give credit for the machine I purchased waiting on delivery.
You have to use my link and put in an inquiry. It might not be to late. I’m not sure. Or just call your sales rep and let them know.
I have a ricoma 1502 and are having problems embroidering flat bill hats. The hat bills hits the bottom plate and I get needle breaks.
Hello, love the tps. I saw that someone else asked if you can leave the foot lowered when you are doing flats but I didn't see a reply. Maybe I missed it but could you please answer that question for me.
Yes. I adjusted the foot and leave it that way for everything.
Holy shit I am in my second year with a mt 2008 and just learn the last tip I been doing cap at 400 stich per min😅
Hey Allen. You stated in one of your videos regarding how to back up stitches but I can’t find it. If your thread breaks, and you want to reverse your position of when it stops stitching. (I hope that makes sense) SWD. THANKS IN ADVANCE
Yes. Hit the bottom on the screen next to the Lock icon. Put it on F.L float low. Or F.H float high. When it’s in either mode you can rewind using the stop button or fast forward using the start button. You can see on the screen where you are in the design. Once you corrected what was wrong or went back to the point you want flick the toggle switch on the head ( that tells it to start right away.) then hit that button next to the lock a few more times so it goes back into embroidery mode (it will probably say waiting or something like that. ) then press start again. I’ll make a video on that this weekend.
whats the difference between the tc-1501 & MT-1501?
I'm trying to join the embroidery world. I have the opportunity to buy a used MT 1501. Do you think it's a good idea to buy a use machine vs. a new machine without any training?
When you adjust the foot is it only for hats or all type of materials?
I’ve never put it back. Just adjusted it and left it like that for everything.
New to embroidery with my first Ricoma RCM-1501TC-7S. I am struggling with cap embroidery. Constant thread breaks. Hoping you can possibly give some assistance.
Sure. You can schedule a consultation at Adubbproductions.com I’ll help you set everything up and get it running smooth.
I called them today to apply for business financing. I pray all goes well. I want the MT-2002-8S
I hope you mentioned my name Tajuana. As much as I be beggin y’all in every video to use my link. 😳
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If I got financing you should my score is way low
@@adubbproductions I just sent Gabe an email 🙏
Awesome. Thanks for trying.