Wonderful video! It's amazing how much you teach without saying a word, your demonstrations are so well thought out and informative. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us, I've learned a lot watching your videos.
I made every one of thoes mistakes!! Not to mention working with a machine that couldn't be tamed. Lol. You helped me out so much Cesar. I have to thank you again for taking your valuable time to help guide me. You and your family are so special to me. 🥰
Exelente como sii maestro ....dios lo bendiga , maestro por qué cuando remato mi costura por la parte de abajo hace bolas de hilo ....que puedo hacer.... saludos desde México
La máquina debe dar la misma cantidad de puntadas hacia adelante y en reversa. Cuando esta desajustado puede causar que al dar la reversa haga bolas al hilo.
www.amazon.com/KUNPENG-Suspended-LU-1508-Industrial-Machines/dp/B0774FZWTN www.gstatic.com/images/icons/material/system_gm/2x/arrow_back_gm_grey_24dp.png www.amazon.com/CKPSMS-Brand-Left-Spring-Side-4MM/dp/B07QZH42W1 www.amazon.com/DNU-1541-LU-1508-Consew-Presser-supply/dp/B01MQM4D59 I hope this information helps.
in my case i use 22size needle then ticket #10 nylon thread .. and max spacing of thread .. i didnt experience loosed blind stitches?. i just adjust tension in bobbin and tensioner .. and i only use singer sewing machine simple version not walking foot ..
Great video! You've been an inspiration! Y me parece que también habla español! Genial! Currently I'm using a size 19 needle with a size 20/TEX 135 thread up top and Coats and Clark Upholstery (thinner gauge than size 20 thread) in bobbin. Is it silly to use this combination? I've found some success with it however, from my understanding it is unconventional to use different size threads together. Thanks!
Combinations of thick threads on top and thinner threads on the bobbin are acceptable in case of doing oversewings or double stitching. Regularly, it is used a 138 thread on top and a standard 92 thread size for the bobbin.
@@Cechaflo Thanks for your reply. In my case, I’m top stitching over leather and other automotive fabrics. Is this still acceptable? Would this process benefit from an 18 needle or is this different negligible? Thank you!
@@jaelnava9160 For the closing sewing is advisable a thin needle to get a tight and neat junction. The advisable needle is a 110=18 size It could be a 14=90 size in case of special jobs on consoles, dashboards, etc. The idea is make holes just enough to let the thread (92 size)pass through. To top stitch I would use the same needle provided the thread is the same 92 size. A thicker thread would not freely run through the needle eye. The standard thicker thread 138 needs a thicker needle. I use a 21=130 needle size. Thicker materials would need bigger needles to avoid bending of the needle that could cause skipped stitches or damage of hook point of the shuttle.
No it is not necessary to touch the timing or gap. The hook point touches close the scarf of any needle from 90=18 to 200=25 needle size (this applies for an industrial Pfaff)
Maestro César me gustaría que sus videos tuvieran igual subtitulos en español ya que creo hay muchos suscriptores de habla hispana en su canal y se nos facilitaría entender más sus videos y serían más intuitivos para nosotros, un saludo maestro
Muchas gracias por su sugerencia. Le comento que la tapicería, generalmente se aprende mirando lo que hace el otro y luego haciendo. Ademas un poco de buen gusto y sentido común para hacer las cosas. El método pedagógico que uso es el visual. Hay que observar con detenimiento, luego analizar para comprender y enseguida practicar. No se ocupa idioma. Me gusta poner como ejemplo a uno de mis alumnos/Edgar Bechelov) que empezó hace 5 años aprox. El vendía tapetes para carros lujosos. Nunca pensé que el quería ser tapicero. Hasta que encontré de casualidad su página y convertido en todo un maestro de la piel/cuero. Lo menciono porque el me comentaba que miraba mucho mis videos aprendiendo cada día. Además me agradecía y yo me sentia muy contento. facebook.com/eldoradotrims/
@@Cechaflo si entiendo a lo que se refiere maestro de hecho e aprendido mucho de usted tambien, pero no me refiero a que explique con audio o subtitulos todo el video si no esas partes en la que se refiere a algo en especifico y pone subtitulos en ingles me gustaría que tambien estuviera en español, se nos facilitaria a los hispanos a entender mas facilmente a que esta siendo mención en ese momento
@@isaacmartinez898 Gracias nuevamente por su sugerencia. Alguna duda en algun video (colocar el minuto), por favor pregunte y con mucho gusto haremos la aclaración.
The same thread size (92) could be used for top stitches(oversewing or double stitches). If I would use this thin thread then I would top stitch from 3 to 5 mm long at most. On small items the stitches could be from 2 to 3 mm long. If I would use a thicker thread(138) then a 3 mm long stitch would be too short for this thread size. It could be from 4 to 6 mm the stitch length.
Always a pleasure and a joy to watch a master craftsman.
This is exactly the problem I'm facing at the moment. Thank you so much, your video has helped me a great deal 👍
Wonderful video! It's amazing how much you teach without saying a word, your demonstrations are so well thought out and informative. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us, I've learned a lot watching your videos.
Glad to see you find this video useful.
Welcome to the channel anytime 😊
Amazing attention to detail. Great video.
I think I've been a victim of every one of these! Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Thank you very much for your hard work in teaching beginner seamstresses. best wishes.😉
I made every one of thoes mistakes!! Not to mention working with a machine that couldn't be tamed. Lol. You helped me out so much Cesar. I have to thank you again for taking your valuable time to help guide me. You and your family are so special to me. 🥰
So generous again with your kind remarks! Same good wishes for you!!!
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Excellent, thanks for posting this video
Thank you very much 😊
These techniques apply very well to boot making and repair too!!:-) thank you very helpful information indeed!
Wonderful video as always. Thank you
Awesome! I'm learning so much!
Very nice video I learned a lot.thanks
This is a VERY informative video!
Glad to see you find this video useful.
Welcome to the channel anytime 😊
this video has helped me a great deal ....ty
Exelente como sii maestro ....dios lo bendiga , maestro por qué cuando remato mi costura por la parte de abajo hace bolas de hilo ....que puedo hacer.... saludos desde México
La máquina debe dar la misma cantidad de puntadas hacia adelante y en reversa.
Cuando esta desajustado puede causar que al dar la reversa haga bolas al hilo.
Boa noite! Mto top seus trabalhos, vc usa acessórios complementares na máquina que ajuda mto a aperfeiçoar seus trabalhos! Mto proveitoso seus vídeos
Gostaria mto de saber nomes fe acessórios e ferramentas que vc usa pra auxiliar, me ajudria mto no sucesso dos meus trabalhos
Gostaria mto de saber nomes fe acessórios e ferramentas que vc usa pra auxiliar, me ajudria mto no sucesso dos meus trabalhos
www.amazon.com/KUNPENG-Suspended-LU-1508-Industrial-Machines/dp/B0774FZWTN
www.gstatic.com/images/icons/material/system_gm/2x/arrow_back_gm_grey_24dp.png
www.amazon.com/CKPSMS-Brand-Left-Spring-Side-4MM/dp/B07QZH42W1
www.amazon.com/DNU-1541-LU-1508-Consew-Presser-supply/dp/B01MQM4D59
I hope this information helps.
in my case i use 22size needle then ticket #10 nylon thread .. and max spacing of thread .. i didnt experience loosed blind stitches?. i just adjust tension in bobbin and tensioner .. and i only use singer sewing machine simple version not walking foot ..
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Great video! You've been an inspiration! Y me parece que también habla español! Genial!
Currently I'm using a size 19 needle with a size 20/TEX 135 thread up top and Coats and Clark Upholstery (thinner gauge than size 20 thread) in bobbin. Is it silly to use this combination? I've found some success with it however, from my understanding it is unconventional to use different size threads together. Thanks!
Combinations of thick threads on top and thinner threads on the bobbin are acceptable in case of doing oversewings or double stitching. Regularly, it is used a 138 thread on top and a standard 92 thread size for the bobbin.
@@Cechaflo Thanks for your reply. In my case, I’m top stitching over leather and other automotive fabrics. Is this still acceptable?
Would this process benefit from an 18 needle or is this different negligible?
Thank you!
@@jaelnava9160 For the closing sewing is advisable a thin needle to get a tight and neat junction. The advisable needle is a 110=18 size It could be a 14=90 size in case of special jobs on consoles, dashboards, etc. The idea is make holes just enough to let the thread (92 size)pass through.
To top stitch I would use the same needle provided the thread is the same 92 size. A thicker thread would not freely run through the needle eye. The standard thicker thread 138 needs a thicker needle. I use a 21=130 needle size. Thicker materials would need bigger needles to avoid bending of the needle that could cause skipped stitches or damage of hook point of the shuttle.
Do you have to change the timing or the gap between the needle and hook tip every time you change the thickness of the needle
No it is not necessary to touch the timing or gap. The hook point touches close the scarf of any needle from 90=18 to 200=25 needle size (this applies for an industrial Pfaff)
Прекрасна машина.Аз я притежавам но в България няма приспособления и аксесоари за нея...
Maestro César me gustaría que sus videos tuvieran igual subtitulos en español ya que creo hay muchos suscriptores de habla hispana en su canal y se nos facilitaría entender más sus videos y serían más intuitivos para nosotros, un saludo maestro
Muchas gracias por su sugerencia. Le comento que la tapicería, generalmente se aprende mirando lo que hace el otro y luego haciendo. Ademas un poco de buen gusto y sentido común para hacer las cosas. El método pedagógico que uso es el visual. Hay que observar con detenimiento, luego analizar para comprender y enseguida practicar. No se ocupa idioma.
Me gusta poner como ejemplo a uno de mis alumnos/Edgar Bechelov) que empezó hace 5 años aprox. El vendía tapetes para carros lujosos. Nunca pensé que el quería ser tapicero. Hasta que encontré de casualidad su página y convertido en todo un maestro de la piel/cuero. Lo menciono porque el me comentaba que miraba mucho mis videos aprendiendo cada día. Además me agradecía y yo me sentia muy contento.
facebook.com/eldoradotrims/
@@Cechaflo si entiendo a lo que se refiere maestro de hecho e aprendido mucho de usted tambien, pero no me refiero a que explique con audio o subtitulos todo el video si no esas partes en la que se refiere a algo en especifico y pone subtitulos en ingles me gustaría que tambien estuviera en español, se nos facilitaria a los hispanos a entender mas facilmente a que esta siendo mención en ese momento
@@isaacmartinez898 Gracias nuevamente por su sugerencia. Alguna duda en algun video (colocar el minuto), por favor pregunte y con mucho gusto haremos la aclaración.
Would you do a top stitch as a longer stitch length or keep it 3mm?
The same thread size (92) could be used for top stitches(oversewing or double stitches). If I would use this thin thread then I would top stitch from 3 to 5 mm long at most. On small items the stitches could be from 2 to 3 mm long.
If I would use a thicker thread(138) then a 3 mm long stitch would be too short for this thread size. It could be from 4 to 6 mm the stitch length.
Ok thanks!!
What is the name of the presser foot you are using here?
www.amazon.com/-/es/honeysew-%C3%BAnico-Izquierda-Pfaff-1245-Caminar/dp/B072VC712W?language=en_US
@@Cechaflo Thank You!
What is the name of this machine
Pfaff 1245-706
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