Winding a bobbin on the Juki TL-2010Q

Sewing a bobbin..... seems simple, right? But many new Juki owners struggle with this task because they're missing one small (but crucial) step in the process.
In this video, I show you how to wind a bobbin on your Juki TL machine and insert it into the bobbin case.
📕 TABLE OF CONTENTS 📕
00:00 Intro
00:21 Thread path
03:38 Inserting the bobbin
05:58 What about maintenance?
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[@sallym8947]

When winding the bobbin, I don’t snip the thread (when secure on the bobbin), I just keep holding it and it breaks off after a while.
This video is a great instruction for visual learners - very clear and concise, friendly, but without all the rabbiting on that drives most of us mad.

[@matantequilting]

Yes! You can absolutely let the thread snap itself. I'm so glad you found the video helpful! ❤

[@veramats]

Excellent video! Lots of helpful tips.

[@matantequilting]

I'm so glad to hear this - thanks for sharing! ❤

[@kdspriggs8]

On my TL-18 the thread should go thru the hole first and then around the discs. Also, the bobbin is not fully installed until you press it in firmly and hear the loud click it makes when in place.