A 18 yr embroidery veteran here. Always test on actual fabric vs backing, you won’t get the same results on just backing. I know installers techs say to use backing but it’s always better to use real fabric.
Really looking forward to more embroidery content. Thank you for posting! I had a very similar job last month on an independent flannel. The thinner thread and needle worked out great for the tiny text and small flying birds in the design.
Good to see you progressing on “Little Jimmy” lol. Can you imagine doing an order for 3000 bucket hats on just one head? That was us 3 years ago! Lol. Now we have 13! Tajima baby!
Amazing work as always. a note specifically on the video, i think you nailed the audio you had during the embroidery. if that means anything. i don't know. it seemed right.
Thank you! Do you have Tajima specific videos that have walked you through how to use your Tajima? I just got one and am having a hard time finding instruction videos.
hey @lee stuart just try adding wash away top on your 60wt embroidery. it just will made it better. but over all it looks great. look always amazing work Lee
Thanks man. I actually tried that on a second run of these a week after I shot the video. The flannel is a pretty sturdy material so the topping didn't make any difference
Good info brother. You got a digitising program yet? Setting the start position to bottom centre of the logo will make getting the same distance above the pocket easier
Sample on the backing paper always looks different because of pull/push compensation and that’s why samples should always be done on intended fabrics. And also please be careful with needle bar shaft they are very weak on all the models with DCP. I have already broken 3 of them with very minor impact
Not a simple answer since there are a bunch of factors involved with these machines. I have a review video on this machine coming out in 2 weeks that goes over it
