I have the T-gauge and it pretty much stays on my litttle Singer Featherweight. Never had much luck with the magnet seam gauge. I kept bumping it out of place. The third one you demonstrated is an interesting concept, not sure when I would have a use for it. I like my little T-gauge. I’m 76 and I had one on my Singer Sew Handy when I was a little girl. It’s an old design but works great. 😊
oh wow! this is so cool! i love this!! with these nifty gadgets, you don't have to worry about crooked seams and you can always bet on a nice, straight stitch and the seam allowance will be perfect! GREAT GAME CHANGER!! LOVE IT!!!
Really appreciated seeing how each of these seam guides work and benefits of each type! I like the little magnetic guide. I have thought about purchasing one for a while and now I will
Great video I use the T Gage most of the time it’s the only one I have. Great video as usual thank you. Love the quilt in the background I just did a whole quilt like that in blue and gray.
I have a HZL-F series Juki. I would love it if you could show different features and functions of this machine. Love your videos. Glad to hear that the magnetic seam guide won't hurt computerized sewing machines.
Always nice to get a reminder and a refresher course on some of these accessories. I think I will try the swing gauge that seems to solve some problems and maybe speed up some production I noticed that you started sewing with the needle up. I was always told to start in the needle down position.
When measuring with a ruler, once I have my allowance determined with the ruler I Drop the presser foot to keep the ruler in place, then is when I butt the seam gauge to the ruler and tighten down the screws. I use the swing gauge but learned something new. Had no idea the “swing” was for a second measurement. Just figured it was an easy way to move it out f the way. LOL 😉
Thanks. I’ve been using the magnetic gauge for years but now I will consider trying one of the others. I think I have one of them (perhaps included with my TL-18?) but never knew how to use it.
I wish there was a way to install a seam gauge on the computerized juki machines. I have the DX7 and I don't trust the magnetic gauge to stay exact for me. Could we make it work somehow?
Great information. Do you have a T-gauge for the various computerized sewing machines or is the one for the TL interchangeable with the computerized machines? TIA
