The needle was absolutely inserted incorrectly early in the video. The long groove faces left and the “scarf”, the notch above the eye of the needle, faces right. If the needle is inserted backwards, the tip of the hook will hit the needle as it rotates around and cause a burr on the hook. It will also make the thread shred and break.
Couldn't see it in the video if that is true. He might of said it wrong and put the needle in right. The pressor foot he stated is actually the treadle. Or foot treadle. The pressure foot as stated by others is the rear foot that just goes up and down. Weird this guy. Either hasn't been taught right or was forgetful etc.
I believe the long slot on the needle should go on the outside (left) and should be threaded from left to right. The 'half moon' cutout on the other side of the needle should be towards the bobbin. That's how all industrial machines I've worked on are set up, and other videos of the LU 563 show it this way.
I'm a newby sewing with industrial sewing machines. You cleared up the bobbin placement and thread direction for me. Thank you very much for taking the time to video your Juki. I appreciate you.
Thanks for posting! I purchased the LU562 from a lady who retired from making curtains with it. I've had the motor replaced with a Servo motor to go slower for my specific needs. The video helped me learn how to thread it properly.
Excellent video! -- QUESTION -- Just getting into these machines and love the LU 563 and alos the Consew 206RB. One feature though, the zigzag stitch is missing from both. Don't understand why high quality machines don't have this... Is zigzag not popular or not good?? Are there versions of these two that offer iti?
Tengo mí Seiko SEW-563, muchas gracias por este video me ayudó muchísimo ya que compre esta maquina que tiene muy poco uso, por los comentarios y videos que vi veo que es una excelente maquina y muy duradera. Muchas gracias de nuevo. Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
What you state at around 10:15 is the pedal. It is not the presser foot. The presser foot is what you described earlier. that works on top of the fabric with the walking foot.
I cannot believe you told everyone to put the needle in BACKWARDS. The kerf in the needle matches the point of the hook, which is on the bobbin side. That "long slot" is for catching the thread as you slide it down toward the Eye of the needle, from left to right.
William Carr maybe you should go back and read your manual! The flat side of the needle faces left so that the set screw can tighten against it. I believe it is page 6 line 6 of the manual. No your facts before you make stupid public comments!
@@granstrachan3852 Sorry to tell ya bud, but yeah, that needle is the wrong way around. The cut out is so the hook on the bobbin shuttle, doesn't make contact with the needle, as it passes the needle and catches the top thread. Will still sew like that but sounds fucking horrible. Can hear the hook hitting the needle in the video.
@@granstrachan3852 135 x 17 needles do not have a flat side. They are round shank. If you have a flat side on your needles, you're not using the right system.
I had 7 juki 563 running 30 hours a wee for 36 years. had very little problems because i oiled them constantly. your missing the sponge soaked in oil under hook gears. i didn't see you oil all around the needle bar and feet bar guides.
I purchased a juki LI 563 and the needle was already in it. Position of it was the opposite of how you said to install it and it sewed great. Unfortunately I broke my first needle and I thought I’ll install the new one the way you explained. I did and when I started sewing a sample vinyl, somehow it did not catch the bobbin thread. I reinstalled it the way I had it and it worked fine. My comment is not to correct you, but rather want you to explain if you can why should it be “one way and not the other” I only have about three hours of sewing all my life, but I did manage to repair my boat canvas. Overall, video is great.
I helped my buddy make this video to be graded by Penn State. He was starting out to be an instructor for Local 255 Carpenters. I'm proud to say that a year later he has influenced hundreds of apprentices who will go on to be the among the best mechanics in the country
Can you use any bobbins that are smaller than the one the machine came with? I have a LU 55 model and hard to find anything that is specific to that model. It also says benz on it not juki
Thank you so much for this video. I have a juki lu562 and have no idea on anything so your video has been so helpful. Is there any chance of getting one of the manuals you've created?
Thank you for your video...best there is. I really need a step by step, 'dummies guide' to changing the stitch length. I have tried everything and don't want to damage anything...please help.
When setting up the bobbin for winding you have to put it through the thread tensioner on the bobbin wonder. Also when your work has oil all over it you know you have over oiled your machine.
Are there any issues other than tension that can cause the "bird" or "rat's nest"? I'm using a Juki LU 563 and I've set the tension according to this and other very clear youtube tutorials, it will sew perfectly for up to quite a while and then suddenly I hear and feel a loose rattling, my material (leather) bunches under the foot and it looks like the bottom thread tightly pulls the material at the same time causing a rat's nest. Please help!
I have a most prized possession in my shop - my 30+ year old Juki 562 small bobbin. Incredible technology and rarely misses a stitch or jams. RAM Leatherwork
Thanks for the tip about lubricating the bobbin area! My (new-to-me) old machine was acting up and I was fixing to throw in the towel and take it to the shop.
As said before......needle install completely backwards. Doing this and sewing on a correctly timed machine and you’ll need to replace the needle at least, and possibly the hook. If anyone doubts me or others....look up how to time the hook and needle in maintenance manual...or look at others posting the procedure on youtube. You will see that the hook passes through the scarf cutout just above the eye on the upward stroke of the needle bar. If you do it this knuckleheads way, and it’s timed correctly, you’ll likely have your hook repeatedly crashing into the grooved side of your needle causing undue damage to to needle and hook. The lesson is only as good as the teacher......and I pity those who learn from this teacher.
sandy phillips here you go. s3.amazonaws.com/a.teamworksales.com/JUKI+INSTRUCTION+MANUALS/LU-562N+%26+LU563N+Instruction+Manual.pdf Better watch this guys: Uwe Grosse ruclips.net/user/UweXY Arthur Porter ruclips.net/user/MrDallas1953 Cechaflo ruclips.net/user/Cechaflo
Great video , thanks. I just bought a used 563 that looks almost unused, I oiled machine completely, but it seems very rough and not smooth while running, dose it need to be timed or something? When I rotate by hand it feels smooth. Kind of jack hammering under power if you know what I mean. Help appreciated. Thanks
Probably due to the needle being installed incorrectly in this video....as the incorrect way that the teacher tells you to install the needle. This Will certainly cause the hook point to crash repeatedly into the non scarf side (the grooved side which doesn’t have the scarf cutout for the hook point to clear the needle) of the incorrectly installed needle. Immediately remove the needle and install it with the scarf towards the bobbin side (right side) and see if that choppiness goes away. If you ran this way for anytime... I would replace the needle for sure and if problems like broken thread, or thread shredding, I would replace the hook with an original equipment one. Scarf towards hook....every time.
Can anybody tell me how to thread the botton bobbin on my twin needle Juki LUH526, the bobbins have little covers over the bobbins. I havent used it for a while. Help!
If you are using your machine everyday.....only need to oil it probably twice a week. If using every so often.....oiling once every 2-3 weeks is fine. If the machine is over oiled.....it will stain the fabric you will sew with.
We recently got this machine and we have been trying to sew nylon belts. every time we sew one the top stitch looks great but the bottom stitch looks ugly and it forms bumps. Any idea what it could be or suggestions on what I could do to fix it??
You could try adding more tension to the top thread. Sometime if it is too loose a bump will form on the bottom as too much top thread is pulled through.
Ruthann Duncan here you go. s3.amazonaws.com/a.teamworksales.com/JUKI+INSTRUCTION+MANUALS/LU-562N+%26+LU563N+Instruction+Manual.pdf Better watch this guys: Uwe Grosse ruclips.net/user/UweXY Arthur Porter ruclips.net/user/MrDallas1953 Cechaflo ruclips.net/user/Cechaflo
Anybody? Can you help...can I use a single needle with Juki LUH-521 it came with walking foot and 2needles or if there is a single needle walking foot for this particular machine Thanks
The oil reservoir is missing from under this machine. The excess oil catchment pan is there but no reservoir. Without the reservoir the oil pump will be sucking air and the machine will not last long under hard use. (A retired Upholsterer) This is a great machine!
@1:55 NEEDLE SCARF always goes toward the HOOK in all my machines. I've never seen a machine the SCARF was away from the HOOK. I'm not sure this is accurate.
LͫOͤRͫDͤ Harawanagangsta LͫOͤRͫDͤ he is pretending, we did the video in his garage. He had to pick a subject matter and do an instructional video on it and he chose his sewing machine!
I have been sewing on my Juki 562 (small bobbin) for about 30 years now. An incredible machine and a great video. I am always learning.
The needle was absolutely inserted incorrectly early in the video. The long groove faces left and the “scarf”, the notch above the eye of the needle, faces right. If the needle is inserted backwards, the tip of the hook will hit the needle as it rotates around and cause a burr on the hook. It will also make the thread shred and break.
Couldn't see it in the video if that is true. He might of said it wrong and put the needle in right. The pressor foot he stated is actually the treadle. Or foot treadle. The pressure foot as stated by others is the rear foot that just goes up and down. Weird this guy. Either hasn't been taught right or was forgetful etc.
I believe the long slot on the needle should go on the outside (left) and should be threaded from left to right. The 'half moon' cutout on the other side of the needle should be towards the bobbin. That's how all industrial machines I've worked on are set up, and other videos of the LU 563 show it this way.
I'm a newby sewing with industrial sewing machines. You cleared up the bobbin placement and thread direction for me. Thank you very much for taking the time to video your Juki. I appreciate you.
Please don't repeat his mistake. 1:51
Thanks for posting! I purchased the LU562 from a lady who retired from making curtains with it. I've had the motor replaced with a Servo motor to go slower for my specific needs. The video helped me learn how to thread it properly.
could you tell me what brand or type of servo motor you used, need to change mine
Excellent video! -- QUESTION -- Just getting into these machines and love the LU 563 and alos the Consew 206RB. One feature though, the zigzag stitch is missing from both. Don't understand why high quality machines don't have this... Is zigzag not popular or not good?? Are there versions of these two that offer iti?
Tengo mí Seiko SEW-563, muchas gracias por este video me ayudó muchísimo ya que compre esta maquina que tiene muy poco uso, por los comentarios y videos que vi veo que es una excelente maquina y muy duradera. Muchas gracias de nuevo. Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
What you state at around 10:15 is the pedal. It is not the presser foot. The presser foot is what you described earlier. that works on top of the fabric with the walking foot.
I cannot believe you told everyone to put the needle in BACKWARDS.
The kerf in the needle matches the point of the hook, which is on the bobbin side.
That "long slot" is for catching the thread as you slide it down toward the Eye of the needle, from left to right.
William Carr maybe you should go back and read your manual! The flat side of the needle faces left so that the set screw can tighten against it. I believe it is page 6 line 6 of the manual. No your facts before you make stupid public comments!
@@granstrachan3852 Sorry to tell ya bud, but yeah, that needle is the wrong way around. The cut out is so the hook on the bobbin shuttle, doesn't make contact with the needle, as it passes the needle and catches the top thread. Will still sew like that but sounds fucking horrible. Can hear the hook hitting the needle in the video.
@@granstrachan3852 135 x 17 needles do not have a flat side. They are round shank. If you have a flat side on your needles, you're not using the right system.
I watched this video and flipped my needle as he showed. 🙄. Disaster. Take this video down.
@@granstrachan3852 You have absolutely no idea how a sewing machine works, but you teach people. Is it really so hard to admit that you were wrong?
Great video Gran, its still helping people ..
I had 7 juki 563 running 30 hours a wee for 36 years. had very little problems because i oiled them constantly. your missing the sponge soaked in oil under hook gears. i didn't see you oil all around the needle bar and feet bar guides.
I purchased a juki LI 563 and the needle was already in it. Position of it was the opposite of how you said to install it and it sewed great. Unfortunately I broke my first needle and I thought I’ll install the new one the way you explained. I did and when I started sewing a sample vinyl, somehow it did not catch the bobbin thread. I reinstalled it the way I had it and it worked fine.
My comment is not to correct you, but rather want you to explain if you can why should it be “one way and not the other”
I only have about three hours of sewing all my life, but I did manage to repair my boat canvas.
Overall, video is great.
I helped my buddy make this video to be graded by Penn State. He was starting out to be an instructor for Local 255 Carpenters. I'm proud to say that a year later he has influenced hundreds of apprentices who will go on to be the among the best mechanics in the country
Gran Strachan
Please tell him to correct his mistake on putting the needle in backward.
@@Jkirk3279 he cannot admit that he was wrong. :)
Thank you for your video. I recently bought a similar Juki machine that needs some parts .
Can you use any bobbins that are smaller than the one the machine came with? I have a LU 55 model and hard to find anything that is specific to that model. It also says benz on it not juki
Thank you so much for this video. I have a juki lu562 and have no idea on anything so your video has been so helpful. Is there any chance of getting one of the manuals you've created?
Legendary machine right there.
I see one locally for sale for $1,100 would you pull the trigger on it for that?
That is awesome. Just purchased this machine last week. Setting it up today. Thank you for posting this vid.
Good morning sir. may i ask how to remove bobbin from the bobbin shuttle if the bobbin latch is broken or remove from the bobbin?
Thank you for your video...best there is. I really need a step by step, 'dummies guide' to changing the stitch length. I have tried everything and don't want to damage anything...please help.
I worked it out.
When setting up the bobbin for winding you have to put it through the thread tensioner on the bobbin wonder. Also when your work has oil all over it you know you have over oiled your machine.
Are there any issues other than tension that can cause the "bird" or "rat's nest"? I'm using a Juki LU 563 and I've set the tension according to this and other very clear youtube tutorials, it will sew perfectly for up to quite a while and then suddenly I hear and feel a loose rattling, my material (leather) bunches under the foot and it looks like the bottom thread tightly pulls the material at the same time causing a rat's nest. Please help!
Great instructional video, thank you.
Incorrect needle installation. Long groove towards the left. The scarf (cut out) of the needle towards the hook.
100%
Thank you. Where can I download your hand out if possible?
I have a most prized possession in my shop - my 30+ year old Juki 562 small bobbin. Incredible technology and rarely misses a stitch or jams. RAM Leatherwork
Thanks for the tip about lubricating the bobbin area! My (new-to-me) old machine was acting up and I was fixing to throw in the towel and take it to the shop.
Do you have documentation stating that the long groove is closest to bobbin? Everything I can find says the groove always goes to the left.
You 100% right.
He's totally wrong, but he cannot admit it.
This is a serious mistake, but beginners will think this is the right way to do it.
Can you tell the piping tension size of chuki l u 563 I want to buy from online I did not know which size I am waiting for your answer
What is/was The cylinder arm version of that 562/563 offering of that time to compare to the Pfaff 335?
What oil do you use for this machine?
As said before......needle install completely backwards. Doing this and sewing on a correctly timed machine and you’ll need to replace the needle at least, and possibly the hook. If anyone doubts me or others....look up how to time the hook and needle in maintenance manual...or look at others posting the procedure on youtube. You will see that the hook passes through the scarf cutout just above the eye on the upward stroke of the needle bar. If you do it this knuckleheads way, and it’s timed correctly, you’ll likely have your hook repeatedly crashing into the grooved side of your needle causing undue damage to to needle and hook. The lesson is only as good as the teacher......and I pity those who learn from this teacher.
Is this a walking foot machine?
Where can I take upholstery classes like this?! I'm in Ontario, Canada.
The foot pedal is the "presser foot" ? Huh?
I have a juki lu 562 and can not find any manuals misf you have any information for that machine I would be interested in it.
ManualsLiB
sandy phillips here you go.
s3.amazonaws.com/a.teamworksales.com/JUKI+INSTRUCTION+MANUALS/LU-562N+%26+LU563N+Instruction+Manual.pdf
Better watch this guys:
Uwe Grosse
ruclips.net/user/UweXY
Arthur Porter
ruclips.net/user/MrDallas1953
Cechaflo
ruclips.net/user/Cechaflo
Excellent vid. Thanks. I too am wondering if you have your hand out pamphlet available for download.
Sorry for not getting to you all sooner, the "Hand out" can be downloaded and printed from the Juki website.
Please Mr Alexander more jukil LG 158
the predecessor to the DNU 1541 series?
Hi
I have a question I got a Juki 521 it came with two needles on the walking foot
Can I get a single needle for this particular machine.?
Thabks
Great video , thanks. I just bought a used 563 that looks almost unused, I oiled machine completely, but it seems very rough and not smooth while running, dose it need to be timed or something? When I rotate by hand it feels smooth. Kind of jack hammering under power if you know what I mean. Help appreciated. Thanks
Exactly same senierio here, runs "choppy". Hope one of the gurus can answer this. Please and thank you
Al Newell you did the same like he tought 1:51?
Probably due to the needle being installed incorrectly in this video....as the incorrect way that the teacher tells you to install the needle. This Will certainly cause the hook point to crash repeatedly into the non scarf side (the grooved side which doesn’t have the scarf cutout for the hook point to clear the needle) of the incorrectly installed needle. Immediately remove the needle and install it with the scarf towards the bobbin side (right side) and see if that choppiness goes away. If you ran this way for anytime... I would replace the needle for sure and if problems like broken thread, or thread shredding, I would replace the hook with an original equipment one. Scarf towards hook....every time.
Very good video . Thank You. I greatly appreciate it.
What is the new model closet to the 563?
Can anybody tell me how to thread the botton bobbin on my twin needle Juki LUH526, the bobbins have little covers over the bobbins. I havent used it for a while. Help!
Boa noite
Tenho uma maquina dessa e retirei o tendor e nao consegui montar preciso de informacao pfv
Thanks for sharing.
what sizes of thread and needle can this machine take for sewing leather?
I am also looking to find out what adjustments/changes need to be made to my machine to use heavier thread, currently running 69
@@billcurley1 please don't watch this guy. 1:51 - terrible mistake
Check this channels instead:
Uwe Grosse
ruclips.net/user/UweXY
Arthur Porter
ruclips.net/user/MrDallas1953
Cechaflo
ruclips.net/user/Cechaflo
If you are using your machine everyday.....only need to oil it probably twice a week. If using every so often.....oiling once every 2-3 weeks is fine. If the machine is over oiled.....it will stain the fabric you will sew with.
We recently got this machine and we have been trying to sew nylon belts. every time we sew one the top stitch looks great but the bottom stitch looks ugly and it forms bumps. Any idea what it could be or suggestions on what I could do to fix it??
Are you using the correct bobbins or just ones that fit?
You could try adding more tension to the top thread. Sometime if it is too loose a bump will form on the bottom as too much top thread is pulled through.
November Fire you did the same like he tough? 1:51
Hello my Name is Luis E. Morales Norat " Rickey" please tell me how to get or purchase one of your hand out book . thank you.
What type of oil is used?
Do you have a dvd I could purchase?
pro camera work, missed most of the stuff I was looking to see happen.
Anybody know where one can get the manual for this machine? I bought a used one and there was no instruction guide for it. Thanks.
Use this place ...ManualsLiB
ManualsLiB
Ruthann Duncan here you go.
s3.amazonaws.com/a.teamworksales.com/JUKI+INSTRUCTION+MANUALS/LU-562N+%26+LU563N+Instruction+Manual.pdf
Better watch this guys:
Uwe Grosse
ruclips.net/user/UweXY
Arthur Porter
ruclips.net/user/MrDallas1953
Cechaflo
ruclips.net/user/Cechaflo
@@vadim3976 Thank you so much!!
@@ruthannduncan459 you're welcome. :)
I looking for someone in Suffolk County, Long Island NY that fixes Jukis. Does anyone know of any? Thanks in advance
How Reverse Mechanism works ?
Boa noite
Tenho poucas informacoes sobre esta maquina poderia por favor montar o tensor??
So are carpenters union training how sew ?
We have an upholstery class for doing work at hotels and casinos.
Road Journal now i understand. :) Thanks.
Anybody?
Can you help...can I use a single needle with Juki LUH-521 it came with walking foot and 2needles or if there is a single needle walking foot for this particular machine
Thanks
The oil reservoir is missing from under this machine. The excess oil catchment pan is there but no reservoir. Without the reservoir the oil pump will be sucking air and the machine will not last long under hard use. (A retired Upholsterer) This is a great machine!
This is a Juki 563, it dose not have an oil pan or an oil pump, it is manually oiled as shown in video.
could you make your handout public for us old geezers ...lol...PDF would be great..
Terry Leavelle the manuals are available online and on Juki.com
@1:55 NEEDLE SCARF always goes toward the HOOK in all my machines. I've never seen a machine the SCARF was away from the HOOK. I'm not sure this is accurate.
Does Gran do online lessons
Really need someone to provide a better view of how to loop the bobbin thread with the needle thread and pull it up.
T G after you place the bobbin Turn the machine by hand and the needle should grab it and pull it up
Titorojas
What type of oil do you use for it ?
Tevfik şahin white Lilly oil or turbine oil. you can get it from any sewing repair shop or online
The top instruction, tank you :)
1:51 - especially this :)
thank u sir tha was a lot of help to me thank u again
Slow down and zoom the camera in
I thought this video was well done. A lot of little tips were given that are missed by many trolls below.
Yeah, greatest tip how to put the needle right. 1:51Who's the troll after all? :)
Wow. I didn’t realize you oil the machine this much…
this is not how you properly thread the machine.
I didn't get a handout
Ya done messed up, A-A-Ron!
ha would u like to sale that juki lu 563
Linda Harrell although we bought 2 new ones for the school, this one will never go!!
Calm down buddy, it's not bootcamp.
Cual es el precio
Good
this looks 99% like my consew 226.........
I like to know why I can't fee the bobbin
Feel up the bobbin
good video but you forgot to thread the first tencioner an through the pin on the side .
Good 2
Nope. 1:51 - mistake. Big mistake.
is he pretending to teach a class? or was he actually teaching a real class with the quietest group of people in human history.
LͫOͤRͫDͤ Harawanagangsta LͫOͤRͫDͤ he is pretending, we did the video in his garage. He had to pick a subject matter and do an instructional video on it and he chose his sewing machine!
LͫOͤRͫDͤ Harawanagangsta LͫOͤRͫDͤ á