"Why does my top thread keep snapping?" How To Thread & Set The Timing

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In todays video I am going over the timing and threading for the Chinese hand-crank sewing machine. This video should answer the question of "Why does my top thread keep snapping?"
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@TheBigMamao 3 года назад

Harrison, I bought one of these machines a few months ago. It worked well right out of the box. Then I changed to a heavier thread/needle combo , and all hell broke loose! It was just one problem after the other. Thanks to you, and your numerous videos, I was able to fix each of the problems as they came up. You are my Chinese Sewing Machine Sensei!! Thank you so much!!

@Bluetoothz32

Your cam timing is based off your machine and differences in the bends in the bars. Don't we need to base it off when the presser foot and walking action happen in relation to the needle stroke? I think my cams are way off and can't find this info. I have two machines and I promise you the bars are shaped different. They won't even interchange correctly.

@sk8t3rgirl456 2 года назад

Flip the needle y’all, I checked my timing and whatever he’s showing here. I read the comments they said to flip the needle, the flat part of the needle is touching the base now and it worked perfectly. Just flip your needle.

@almclester

Thread snapping/fraying can also be caused by a damaged needle. I was a professional costumer for many years, and in my experience incorrect tension and damaged needles (burrs or dullness) are the most common causes, so if you have already sewn a few inches on that piece of leather, and your stitches looked balanced on both sides, then I would recommend changing the needle before you do anything else. It’s simple, needles are cheap, and you will save yourself a lot of time/aggravation.

@Daniel.B_63 2 года назад

These things are just too complicated for me, had mine for 2-3 months and I can’t get it to do anything… I’ll just stick to hand stitching.

@audreyranx7204 2 года назад

What the heck is this machine? Not throwing shade I’ve just never seen anything like this. It’s been hard to find videos on my specific machine and I came across this 💀

@heatherflanders4748 2 года назад

My walking foot doesn't even walk! let alone move what's wrong with it?

@CocoaMan Год назад

My top thread keeps breaking & I have done everything you have said in this video. So I assume I got a piece of junk

@edcubberly8907 2 года назад

Let me tell you. Harrison is The Man ! He fixed my tension problem and other issues in a quick and easy video call. He talked me through every step of the way and got my machine up and running in No Time ! Very easy to deal with and very knowledgable. It was so worth the call ! I Highly recommend him for any issues with this machine. He really knows his stuff ! Thanks man for all your help ! I truly appreciate it !