Speed reducer install for industrial sewing machine
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- How to install a speed reducing pulley system for a your post bed or industrial sewing machine. Slow down your machine for more control and more torque (power) then watch this video. I take you thru the step by step of installation and explain the benefits of the speed reducer and applications I use it for.
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Speed Reducer for Industrial Sewing Machine
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Thank you for this video!! Very informative and transparent! Very generous of you. Wish you more success in your business
I appreciate the feedback! I hope to get some more videos up soon. Thank you
Thanks for putting this together! Can you give any details on the belts (size, where to get them, etc)?
The belt size you have to measure once you get your pulley set. I use the original belt to go down to the pulley reducer I installed. Once that was tight you can wrap a string or shoelace or something around the other pulley and go back to your servo motor and wrap that pulley (as if the string is a belt). Make a mark on the string, or in my case I tied the string tight from both pulleys, tied a knot, then cut it, measured it, and that is your length.
@@prodigalsonapparel Great video, very informative. I'm going with the same set-up but just ordered my machine. I'd like to have all of the parts here when it gets here, what size belt did you end up with for your reducer to motor belt?
@@terrymccomic4446 Sorry about the delayed answer. Its been so long since I ordered the belt I had trouble finding it. But just checked and its 25". Yours might end up being slightly different depending on your install. I used the original belt to go down to the new pulley reducer. I had to mount it on 1" uni-strut in order to do so (like in the video). Then once that is tight take a string or shoelace and wrap around the remaining pulley to your servo wheel. Tie it as tight as possible, then cut it, stretch it out and measure. That's your length.
So can you actually sew slow as standard or does it just go from 0 to 300 on that machine, is,there nothing in between? Thanks!
Not slow enough for the patches without the speed reducer, even at the slowest setting.
Hi Charles Jean here. Kiambu, Kenya. Kindly send me the link to where to purchase the speed reducer. Thanks
Great!
Hi! My husband and I are also trying to start a brand and we came across your videos and used your link to purchase a Consew like yours. We've had a terrible time trying to put it together. We have some questions if you would be willing to talk with us. We would be so appreciative!!
Hi Amanda, Sorry about the delay. I haven't been on the computer for a couple of days. Sure, I'll try to help, just let me know if you have any further question. Reply here and I can send you my contact info.
@@prodigalsonapparelNo problem at all! We think we've actually figured it out for now, but we follow your store on Instagram and we love what you are doing and loved reading your testimony. We'll be ordering some stuff soon!
@@amandatorres3112 I'm glad you got it figured out. It's a great machine and I wish you the best with it. If you have any questions feel free to ask. Thank you for the kind words!
hola, saludos desde Venezuela, puedes decirme como haces los parches de cuero los que coses a las gorras , gracias.
hello, greetings from Venezuela, can you tell me how you make the leather patches that you sew to the caps, thanks
Creeo que son estampados
Hey! I am having some issues mounting items to the Consew table (specifically that arm item that you see right below the hole under the machine itself) I emailed you also - please help 🤣 I been trying for a week and I’m ready to pull hair out! Thank you ❤
Glad to touch base and help!
If you have this model of brushed servo motor, do a little test. Without the belt on, at any speed, grab the motor output pulley. You can stop it with your hand. These brushed servos have no torque to begin with.
Interesting! Never tried that
Hi sean. I just found your channel. Thanks for posting these video's they are very helpful. My wife and I are kind of just starting out screen printing and doing our own hats. If you dont mind me asking, How do you get the image pressed into the leather?
So I buy some veg-tan leather about 5oz thick (shoulder cut) from a local supplier or Tandy Leather.
I have my image CNCd into a brass stamped from www.leatherstampmaker.com/ but you can probably find local or even ETSY brass stamp makers for cheaper. I like supporting local if I can. Cost me about $100 for the stamp but once that is made you can stamp thousands of patches for cheap. I did the math once and figured each patch cost me about .50 cents from the leather cowhide after the cost of the stamp. You'll also need a steel rule die made (basically a cookie cutter) which I got from Etsy to cut out your patch. I then use a Harbor Freight 1-Ton press to press the stamp into the leather and also cut my stamps. I don't have a video yet of the stamping but you can find a bunch on RUclips. Basically you wet the top of the leather with a sponge a couple of times to soften. Then use the press to stamp & imprint the leather. Once stamped then cut out the stamp with the press and your steel rule die. Here's a short video of that process ruclips.net/video/oU_9-wVpPUg/видео.html . This guy here has some good videos...ruclips.net/video/vqCYOCPD-58/видео.html
PS..Just checked out your shop. Love what you guys are doing. Keep that hill lit up with those lamps! God Bless.
How much does your post bed head weigh?
Dont really know. Never weighed it. Maybe looks at the specs online.
Hey, great video I also just installed my speed reducer and it seems like the tension needs to be re adjusted. Is that normal? I don’t want to touch it if that’s not the reason. Thanks
Are you talking about belt tension or thread tension?
@@prodigalsonapparel thread tension. I keep getting a nest underneath
@@jmaqin Seems like a separate issue. Maybe things got bumped or moved around a little during the pulley install. I would double check my thread path, the direction of your needle, and also check the tension on your bobbin thread. If you have loops on the underside of the material then generally the lower tension needs to be increased. Just grab the lower thread and pull on it a little. If you have little to no resistance then re-tension (tighten) the lower thread bobbin tension.
@@prodigalsonapparel appreciate it I’ll try that today thanks
What length bolts did you use for this setup?
Hi Sean. Those screws in the spring nuts-are they drilled all the way into the desk? I’m just trying to understand how you’ve got everything stabilized there so the speed reducer doesn’t go flying backwards when you’re running the motor.
Well the U channel (strut) is screwed directly to the desk. The motor is then secured to the spring nuts attached to the strut. The motor does not screw into the desk. Just the spring nuts. This video might help... ruclips.net/video/cC432V53yhY/видео.html
Hola tengo una máquina industrial para coser pelucas lo compre pero no me funziona la barra de la aguja y la rosca con la cintura no se mueve para nada me podría ayudar q podría ser?
I added this reducer and my machine is still to fast. What else can I do?
did you also reduce the wheel on your motor?
@@prodigalsonapparel no but I just bought one
@@davissvt that should make a big difference
@@prodigalsonapparelI hope so we have a 110 hat order due on the 13th that a customer just requested them be stitched
Did ypu have to use a pulley puller? Mine isn't taking the same pulley and I'm so frustrated at this point that I'm about to sell the machine
Hi Sean I am looking into purchasing this machine but I am unsure of what table I should get for it. DO you have any recommendations?
I believe most should come with a table. When I was looking I initially thought it was a separate purchase but upon closer look or research I found that most I looked at actually came with the table. I'm not sure where your at but I purchased mine from www.goldstartool.com/ and had a good experience. Shipped right to my door.
One more link for you...www.goldstartool.com/consew-228r-11-1-high-speed-post-bed-1-needle-drop-feed-lockstitch-industrial-sewing-machine-with-table-and-servo-motor.htm
@@prodigalsonapparel Thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to respond and help me out.
@@maddicurtis24 Your welcome!
Donde puedo comprar una igual y en que precio
En texas
Why did you get a smaller pulley?
To reduce the speed and increase torque even more. By installing the reducing pulley and also putting a smaller pulley wheel on the servo motor, that wheel on the motor now has to rotate more times to get the needle to move which = slower speed, more torque.
I have a wig sewing machine that does not move the bar or the wheel that turns with the belt… could you help me, what is the problem?
I would have to see a video of what your talking about. You can email me at helpdesk.psapparel@gmail.com
Could I pay you to install mine. There’s no way for me lol
Maybe your local sewing machine shop
Can you tell us what foot attachment that is and where to get it? Thanks!
Not sure what you mean by the foot attachment? There is a peddle that comes with the motor to control the servo.
Or do you meant the roller foot? That came with the mchine
@@prodigalsonapparel yes I was referring to the roller foot.
Please my post bed industrial machine is not sewing.
Please what could be the reason for it not to sew?
you would have to be more specific.
Hello good day, my post bed machine is sawing in one spot how do I fix it please. Ps ( the machine is somewhat new)
Hi there. You might have to create more pressure on the roller foot. That roller foot has to push down on the material hard enough so the walking foot can catch the material to move it. On the top left of your machine above the head and roller foot, there is a threaded screw that sticks out above the machine. Start tightening that until you have more pressure on your material.
@@prodigalsonapparel thanks a lot for this... I got it fixed by a technician
It turned out some screws were lose, (when you lift the machine up) he just I to tighten them
@@abdulazeemaderemi9259 Awesome! Im glad you got it working!
Cost
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does anyone have a course on making caps, or hats? I am very much interested asap send me a message on ig or whatsapp
Not that I'm aware of.