Learn more about Push & Pull Compensation in our FREE Blog article: www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/push-pull-compensation-embroidery-digitizing/ Plus get past the learning curve with our Digitizers Dream Course, results guaranteed! www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/e-classroom/digitizing/
I appreciate the video but it appears to cover the same information that the other push and pull compensation video does. It explains what it is very well. What I would like to learn is how to compensate for it. You mentioned shortening and widening the circle so it will not stitch out like an egg. But there's no instruction on how much adjustment needs to be done. Details like this would make this video far more helpful especially since the information in this video has already been covered previously.
Hey Jessie, glad you liked the video! We do dive deep into the theory of push and pull compensation in our Digitizers Dream Course and give you multiple exercises to practice! Check out this link to see what others have had to say & learn more out the course :) www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/e-classroom/digitizing/
Sorry if this question seems straight forward to any of you... Wondering if push/pull compensation is only fixable via file manipulation? My shop sends our files out for digitization and the only adjustments we are able to make are via the settings on our Tajima machine. Are there settings (machine side) that can help with push/pull compensation?
I’m not aware of any machine settings that will adjust push/pull. I know when we ran production on our multi-head Tajima’s I’d often slow machine speed on very small lettering so there would be less bobbin tension. Traditionally the faster a machine runs, the more bobbin tension is created. If your digitizer uses Wilcom and they can supply a EMB format (instead of dst) your shop could invest in Hatch Composer, you’d be able to adjust settings within the EMB file and use the automated Fabric Assist. It would be a very wise $599 investment that would greatly benefit your business. www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/product/hatch-embroidery-composer-software/
@@EmbroideryLegacy Much appreciated! Just received your "Digitizing Made Easy" book (Amazon purchase) and will be looking into Hatch or similar to do minor edits with help and ideas from your publication. Hopefully I will find some time to possibly even enroll in one of your courses :) Great videos btw, learning a lot!
Learn more about Push & Pull Compensation in our FREE Blog article: www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/push-pull-compensation-embroidery-digitizing/
Plus get past the learning curve with our Digitizers Dream Course, results guaranteed! www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/e-classroom/digitizing/
I appreciate the video but it appears to cover the same information that the other push and pull compensation video does. It explains what it is very well. What I would like to learn is how to compensate for it. You mentioned shortening and widening the circle so it will not stitch out like an egg. But there's no instruction on how much adjustment needs to be done. Details like this would make this video far more helpful especially since the information in this video has already been covered previously.
Hey Jessie, glad you liked the video! We do dive deep into the theory of push and pull compensation in our Digitizers Dream Course and give you multiple exercises to practice! Check out this link to see what others have had to say & learn more out the course :) www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/e-classroom/digitizing/
Plus be sure check out our free blog on push and pull compensation! 😊 www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/push-pull-compensation-embroidery-digitizing/
Wow thats it its my tension. Thank you so much for sharing i so wish i had the money to get lessons 🙏 🙌 thank you've wonderful
I would like to thank you for your videos It’s very informative
So glad you enjoyed it! Appreciate the kind words 😊
Thanks 🙏 for your very informative presentation ♥️, appreciated.
Thanks for watching, Sara! 😊
Excellent explanation. Very helpful info!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
Wow perfect timing of this video lol. Thank you Mr.Deer!!
Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching 😊
Sorry if this question seems straight forward to any of you... Wondering if push/pull compensation is only fixable via file manipulation? My shop sends our files out for digitization and the only adjustments we are able to make are via the settings on our Tajima machine. Are there settings (machine side) that can help with push/pull compensation?
I’m not aware of any machine settings that will adjust push/pull. I know when we ran production on our multi-head Tajima’s I’d often slow machine speed on very small lettering so there would be less bobbin tension. Traditionally the faster a machine runs, the more bobbin tension is created. If your digitizer uses Wilcom and they can supply a EMB format (instead of dst) your shop could invest in Hatch Composer, you’d be able to adjust settings within the EMB file and use the automated Fabric Assist. It would be a very wise $599 investment that would greatly benefit your business. www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/product/hatch-embroidery-composer-software/
@@EmbroideryLegacy Much appreciated! Just received your "Digitizing Made Easy" book (Amazon purchase) and will be looking into Hatch or similar to do minor edits with help and ideas from your publication. Hopefully I will find some time to possibly even enroll in one of your courses :) Great videos btw, learning a lot!
Good video thanks
Hi👋can you tell me how to make embroidery design software ............
Thanks 😊
Appreciated
Sir what is Offset Fraction in Tatami.?? And what's their work ??
Sorry that is not covered in this video as it is a software specific question, this is video is meant to explain basic theory.
@@EmbroideryLegacy Sir Can You Please Make A Video On this topic? 🙂