Thank you for your video! I have been struggling with my machine for 2 days to get it rethreaded and working properly. After following your advice....perfect stitches first try! The key was getting the thread in the tension discs properly. Thanks again!
I was in NZ (Dunedin), over Easter. I would have loved to have had a chat about your machines and your experiences with sewing machines. I really enjoy your videos. Instructive, easy to understand and informative.
I ALWAYS enjoy your videos! SUCH a learning experience. My mother taught me to sew when I was 9yo and it's a joy to make things with a machine and material. Keep up the great work!
This is a wonderfully detailed video that actually shows close ups to follow! Thank you so much! I now have an older model, 234 without DF but I am guessing this process is very similar to my machine?
This video was a lifesaver, especially the close-ups, thank you! Quick question, I tried knotting new thread and pulling it through according to the original manual - and the video from the 80s - but it messed with the tensions, especially the yellow thread. Or the other time the knots broke. Is there a better way, or is it just better to rethread everything instead? Second, what if I only need to replace one thread, can I do the knot process, or is it again just better to rethread everything from top to bottom? I'm a newbie, so apologies if it's a silly question.
Do you prefer the Bernette 334D or the Huskylock 435? pros and cons of each? I am new to sergers and inherited both of these machines. Lucky me, right? I'm looking for a manual for the Huskylock.
