I'm watching before purchasing, I've listened to other people get their machines with issues. Now I know what to look for before starting my first stitch. Take pictures as you start and as you go, it will help in putting together.
All Sailrite sewing machines come pre-tested and "sewed off" with several fabric assemblies that were sewn with that machine in the shipping box. We build and test all machines from our headquarters in Columbia City, Indiana, so they are in prefect working order when they ship to you. If you have any issues when you get your band new sewing machine, just give us a call we will be glad to help!
@@SailriteDIY This video I'm sending you, as this is their second machine, they had major issue with first one, this is the replacement and still an issue.... Starting At 3:21 ruclips.net/video/YT8iyPNBVkw/видео.html
This video saved me yesterday…worked hours oiling cleaning, checking needle height and finally timing. Learned so much about the lz1 and adjusted timing after a terrible needle break that left the machine unable to make a stitch. Thanks Sailrite! You just keep getting better and better! Now, off to the zipper tutorial😁
Great video! Easy to follow and superb camera work. After a needle strike on my LSZ-1, I had to dress up the hook and cap spring but the timing Is still right on after 6 years. All your videos are so well done that I often just watch them even when not needed. Thanks!
Hi from Wales, UK! I found your superb videos on sewing machine adjustments etc and was able to efficiently sort out a problem on my machine (hook was hitting the needle). Undoubtedly, your videos are the very best I've seen; your commentaries and camera work are outstanding and I've learned so much from you. Thank You so much for sharing the information and for the effort you have made in producing the videos. Absolutely brilliant!
Hello, your sailrite sewing machines, apart from the design, and a few details of the mechanism resemble the singer 237 and singer 239 and it is to be believed if these are the new versions of the singer 237 for the LSZ-1 portable (blue) and the singer 239 for the LS-1 portable (red), these two models of singer machines were manufactured in the early 70s. And if you broadcast videos for adjusting the height of the needle bar and for the timing, it means that this machine has problems with the thicknesses, since the cause of these two misadjustments are the thicknesses
Awesome set of videos. On the LSZ-1, it is not stated where the stitch width and needle position settings are during this timing procedure. My assumption is that it is not relevant, but I am having needle deflection only when the stitch width is set to maximum. Otherwise the stitches are perfect.
It must have been the needle. I replaced the needle and checked clearances as specified in this video and I could not reproduce the problem. Compared to my old Singer 15, this thing is a beast.
Seems like you could also do the same thing with the driver. But this looks easier to get to. I am not sure when you would adjust the driver vs adjusting the basket. Oh I see the gap between the collar and the basket is a factor here.
Tried to sew a jute rope bowl, but remembered after a disaster, it was shredding thread on my last project. Installed a new cap spring, raised the pressure fuut height as high as it would go. Touched alot ofvscrews, and finally did it. Alas, skipping stitches. Have been working on the timing forever. Thought the rotation of hook too far back, i guess not. Maybe the needle is too far away. So now am trying to move it. Two weeks of trial and error. Now im going to thing.check the bobbin holder
If you own a Sailrite machine, just reach out to us via email and we will help by starting a support case. We want you up and sewing again! email info@sailrite.com and give us the serial number of the Sailrite Machine and we will offer more help.
I just can't continue sewing, had my lsz since 6 months ago, and it has been a very difficult task , also I have to say is my first machine. But it never work good for more than 5-8 hours. Skiped stitches, upper thread breaking I had tried everything, from re tread, to needle bar height, to driver timing, to left to right timing, to put new needle, to wind the bobin properly, to check thread tension I even bought new cap spring and hook driver because they had a blur And honestly nothing seems to work I cant understand what Im doing wrong. The customer service also stoped responding my emails So as you can read Im very stucked and left alone which I dont think is nice I really need technical help
Thank you for creating these type of educational videos. I am having skipped stitches and have checked everything on the owners manual to find the cause but still can't fix it. Wish me luck and see if doing this helps .
It should have a little bit of movement, it is not meant to be totally fixed in place. For more help on this topic write info@sailrite.com to start a support case. We are glad to help.
Thanks for the video, My LS-1 after sewing 30+ stiches, the thread will scramble and it becomes like a little ball. I already order a few replacement parts that goes on the bobbin area. Hopefully that will take care of the problem.
Jose, this video may help with a shredded thread issue: ruclips.net/video/eTqtANPnSVI/видео.html If this does not help please email support for more in-depth help at: support@sailrite.com
La fase ago crocchet si fà: 1 la regolazione del guscio crocchet ruotando in avanti/indietro + rotazione dex/ six agendo sulla vite del giunto blocco albero crocchet + albero guscio croccett (centratura ago su canale guscio crocchet) 2 centraggio asola crocchet allentando anello di blocco albero crocchet e spostare albero avanti/indietro. Una cosa non capisco, l'anticipo della punta del crocchet sull'asola dell'ago come si fà? (forse è fissa?) Io ho una Necchi BU Mira molto simili a quelle che presenti ho la fase quasi perfetta ma non cuce . The crochet needle phase is made: 1 the adjustment of the crochet shell by turning forward / backward + dex / six rotation by acting on the screw of the crochet shaft lock joint + crochet shell shaft (needle centering on the crochet shell channel) 2 crochet buttonhole centering by loosening the block crochet tree and move tree forward / backward. One thing I do not understand, the advance of the tip of the hook on the buttonhole of the needle how to do it? (maybe it's fixed?) I have a Necchi BU Mira very similar to the ones you have, I have the almost perfect phase but it doesn't sew, the only thing left for me to look at is the higher thread tension. What do you think of this problem? mail ma52pu@gmail.com Grazie
Hello, in LSZ, zigzag, does the shuttle move sideways following the needle? I have a machine with an oscillating shuttle but it is facing forward and the LSZ is projected to the side. Would you like to know what is the benefit of this system in LSZ? Thank you!
If that is happening it may be that your cap spring is damaged. If this is a Sailrite sewing machine email us for more indepth help at: support@sailrite.com
I have a question for you re: the rotation of the hook (and hook point). I understand about the rotational movement/adjustment of the whole basket, but how about the hook itself? Can the hook (and hook point) and the shaft be rotated clock/anti-clockwise? I notice there is at the end of the shaft a little grub screw. What is the function of that screw? Thanks.
Yes, the hook can be rotated via the "Driver". If this is a Sailrite Ultrafeed sewing machine just email support@sailrite.com for a video on that topic.
Sorry, we don't sell or know anything about the Singer Fashion Mate 6160. Call up your Singer dealer and ask them for help. If you own a Sailrite sewing machine we could help.
@@bacilluscereus1299 no ... an allen head ... every one who has a tool box has a few allen keys in there .. maybe not the best quality but a few .. if the worst comes to it you can beat a nail into an allen key and it will get you going ... the machines you sell have a heavy emphasis on actual quality over cheap chinese versions ... for 5 cents I'd be using this as an example in your advertising ... I don't think 5c on an 800 dollar machine will matter .. if so off set it against the 2c that will be saved on the bolt you didn't use 🙂
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I love that everything is mechanical on this machine. And that you have the videos to follow.
i think my problem is solved thanks
I'm watching before purchasing, I've listened to other people get their machines with issues. Now I know what to look for before starting my first stitch.
Take pictures as you start and as you go, it will help in putting together.
All Sailrite sewing machines come pre-tested and "sewed off" with several fabric assemblies that were sewn with that machine in the shipping box. We build and test all machines from our headquarters in Columbia City, Indiana, so they are in prefect working order when they ship to you. If you have any issues when you get your band new sewing machine, just give us a call we will be glad to help!
@@SailriteDIY
This video I'm sending you, as this is their second machine, they had major issue with first one, this is the replacement and still an issue....
Starting At 3:21 ruclips.net/video/YT8iyPNBVkw/видео.html
This video saved me yesterday…worked hours oiling cleaning, checking needle height and finally timing. Learned so much about the lz1 and adjusted timing after a terrible needle break that left the machine unable to make a stitch. Thanks Sailrite! You just keep getting better and better! Now, off to the zipper tutorial😁
Glad it helped.
what area do you live in?
@@martinziesims2296 Columbia City, Indiana
Great video! Easy to follow and superb camera work. After a needle strike on my LSZ-1, I had to dress up the hook and cap spring but the timing Is still right on after 6 years. All your videos are so well done that I often just watch them even when not needed. Thanks!
Thanks for the great comment! Glad you love your Sailrite Ultrafeed LSZ-1.
Hi from Wales, UK! I found your superb videos on sewing machine adjustments etc and was able to efficiently sort out a problem on my machine (hook was hitting the needle). Undoubtedly, your videos are the very best I've seen; your commentaries and camera work are outstanding and I've learned so much from you. Thank You so much for sharing the information and for the effort you have made in producing the videos. Absolutely brilliant!
Wonderful! Good job with the adjustments.
Hello, your sailrite sewing machines, apart from the design, and a few details of the mechanism resemble the singer 237 and singer 239 and it is to be believed if these are the new versions of the singer 237 for the LSZ-1 portable (blue) and the singer 239 for the LS-1 portable (red), these two models of singer machines were manufactured in the early 70s. And if you broadcast videos for adjusting the height of the needle bar and for the timing, it means that this machine has problems with the thicknesses, since the cause of these two misadjustments are the thicknesses
I didn't know it was the timing that was wrong. Thank you for this video and keep up the good work. ❤
You're welcome 😊
Awesome set of videos. On the LSZ-1, it is not stated where the stitch width and needle position settings are during this timing procedure. My assumption is that it is not relevant, but I am having needle deflection only when the stitch width is set to maximum. Otherwise the stitches are perfect.
It must have been the needle. I replaced the needle and checked clearances as specified in this video and I could not reproduce the problem. Compared to my old Singer 15, this thing is a beast.
@@jeffmcknight695 thanks for sharing your experience
You have explained it very well and clear. Thanks a lot.
Seems like you could also do the same thing with the driver. But this looks easier to get to. I am not sure when you would adjust the driver vs adjusting the basket. Oh I see the gap between the collar and the basket is a factor here.
Nice Rolex. Like a SailRite, a reliable workhorse.
That was the best timing video yet!
What's the paint employed? It's awesome!
thank you so much 🎉
Tried to sew a jute rope bowl, but remembered after a disaster, it was shredding thread on my last project. Installed a new cap spring, raised the pressure fuut height as high as it would go. Touched alot ofvscrews, and finally did it. Alas, skipping stitches. Have been working on the timing forever. Thought the rotation of hook too far back, i guess not. Maybe the needle is too far away. So now am trying to move it. Two weeks of trial and error. Now im going to thing.check the bobbin holder
If you own a Sailrite machine, just reach out to us via email and we will help by starting a support case. We want you up and sewing again! email info@sailrite.com and give us the serial number of the Sailrite Machine and we will offer more help.
Is there a video on the fabricator
I just can't continue sewing, had my lsz since 6 months ago, and it has been a very difficult task , also I have to say is my first machine.
But it never work good for more than 5-8 hours. Skiped stitches, upper thread breaking
I had tried everything, from re tread, to needle bar height, to driver timing, to left to right timing, to put new needle, to wind the bobin properly, to check thread tension
I even bought new cap spring and hook driver because they had a blur
And honestly nothing seems to work
I cant understand what Im doing wrong. The customer service also stoped responding my emails
So as you can read Im very stucked and left alone which I dont think is nice
I really need technical help
Video for timing adjustment on the Fabricator? Can't find it
I indian best your video
Thank you for creating these type of educational videos. I am having skipped stitches and have checked everything on the owners manual to find the cause but still can't fix it. Wish me luck and see if doing this helps .
If this is a Sailrite Sewing Machine and you can't get it fixed please email us and we will provide more detailed help: support@sailrite.com
I need to re-assemble my fabricator timing mechanism
I can't get the screws out of the feed dogs. Is this for the blue Ultrafeed LSZ-1?
Email us at Info@sailrite.com and we will start a support case.
The shaft that controls the baskets left right timing has .004 end playI believe it is causing stich skipping, how do I fix this?
It should have a little bit of movement, it is not meant to be totally fixed in place. For more help on this topic write info@sailrite.com to start a support case. We are glad to help.
Thanks for the video, My LS-1 after sewing 30+ stiches, the thread will scramble and it becomes like a little ball. I already order a few replacement parts that goes on the bobbin area. Hopefully that will take care of the problem.
Jose, this video may help with a shredded thread issue: ruclips.net/video/eTqtANPnSVI/видео.html If this does not help please email support for more in-depth help at: support@sailrite.com
My needle bar appears to be set too high and the hook isn't picking up the bobbin thread. Do you have a guide for that adjustment?
Please email support@sailrite.com for help on this issue. We will be glad to help you fix your Sailrite Sewing Machine.
@@SailriteDIY Thank you.
La fase ago crocchet si fà: 1 la regolazione del guscio crocchet ruotando in avanti/indietro + rotazione dex/ six agendo sulla vite del giunto blocco albero crocchet + albero guscio croccett (centratura ago su canale guscio crocchet) 2 centraggio asola crocchet allentando anello di blocco albero crocchet e spostare albero avanti/indietro. Una cosa non capisco, l'anticipo della punta del crocchet sull'asola dell'ago come si fà? (forse è fissa?) Io ho una Necchi BU Mira molto simili a quelle che presenti ho la fase quasi perfetta ma non cuce .
The crochet needle phase is made: 1 the adjustment of the crochet shell by turning forward / backward + dex / six rotation by acting on the screw of the crochet shaft lock joint + crochet shell shaft (needle centering on the crochet shell channel) 2 crochet buttonhole centering by loosening the block crochet tree and move tree forward / backward. One thing I do not understand, the advance of the tip of the hook on the buttonhole of the needle how to do it? (maybe it's fixed?) I have a Necchi BU Mira very similar to the ones you have, I have the almost perfect phase but it doesn't sew, the only thing left for me to look at is the higher thread tension. What do you think of this problem? mail ma52pu@gmail.com Grazie
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Hello, in LSZ, zigzag, does the shuttle move sideways following the needle? I have a machine with an oscillating shuttle but it is facing forward and the LSZ is projected to the side. Would you like to know what is the benefit of this system in LSZ? Thank you!
Yes, the shuttle moves from side to side when the machine is sewing zig zag, so it moves with the needle when sewing a zig zag from left to right. .
Is this also a way to solve a reverse stitching problem that jams up?
If that is happening it may be that your cap spring is damaged. If this is a Sailrite sewing machine email us for more indepth help at: support@sailrite.com
How much for a local sewing machine repair guy charge for this?
I have a question for you re: the rotation of the hook (and hook point). I understand about the rotational movement/adjustment of the whole basket, but how about the hook itself? Can the hook (and hook point) and the shaft be rotated clock/anti-clockwise? I notice there is at the end of the shaft a little grub screw. What is the function of that screw? Thanks.
Yes, the hook can be rotated via the "Driver". If this is a Sailrite Ultrafeed sewing machine just email support@sailrite.com for a video on that topic.
I need help I can’t find where to fix my timing on my singer fashion mate 6160.
Sorry, we don't sell or know anything about the Singer Fashion Mate 6160. Call up your Singer dealer and ask them for help. If you own a Sailrite sewing machine we could help.
why not put an allen head screw in there ,,, make life a lot easier ,,,
@@bacilluscereus1299 no ... an allen head ... every one who has a tool box has a few allen keys in there .. maybe not the best quality but a few .. if the worst comes to it you can beat a nail into an allen key and it will get you going ... the machines you sell have a heavy emphasis on actual quality over cheap chinese versions ... for 5 cents I'd be using this as an example in your advertising ... I don't think 5c on an 800 dollar machine will matter .. if so off set it against the 2c that will be saved on the bolt you didn't use 🙂
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