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Yay, you got your first loop pile or cut pile tufting gun, your first frame is already set up and the fitted tufting cloth is waiting for your first attempts to tuft: In this video Jenni gives you a basic overview over the few things to be aware of while tufting for the very first time. As always, if you have any questions or problems just leave us a comment below or write to help@tuftinglove.com.
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This video is fantastic! I've watched so many "beginners" tufting videos that have very poorly explained all of the basics but this is the first one I've seen that's properly gone into detail about what to do and what not to do and explaining all the possible problems you can have. So thank you so much!
Agreed!!
Tuftinglove! Thank YOU! THIS WAS SUUUPER HELPFUL!
So excited to try this.
best beginners video I've watched, nice job !
Thank you so much for this vid and your information aswell as inspiration !😁just ordered a whole kit can't wait to start tufting!!
Just bought my cut-pile tufting gun. Thank you for the tips!
This video just saved me from a first day tufting meltdown. I was threading the needle with a single ball of yarn and it was coming undone every 5 seconds; using two threads of yarn solved each and every problem I was having up until watching this video. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!
I know how it feels. I have been there too :) hahaha
Happy it helped you!
very helpful, highly recommend for beginners
오! 터프팅 초보자인데 너무 큰 도움이 되고있습니다! 감사합니다!
Thank you very much. Super helpful!!!!
Super helpful! Thank you!
great video I wil def be coming back to reference this while I set up my gun thx
I love youuuu and thank you so much ♥️♥️♥️
this video helped me a lot, thanks !
Thank you for sharing! It is nice to see more tufters out there and our network getting bigger
We couldn't agree more!
Thank you so much!
Really thanks for your help!
Thanks for your feedback, glad we can help :)
Thanks for a slow down version of how to do this!
Thank You a lot!
really informative!
Thanks so much, that's great to hear! :-)
Muito lindo seu trabalho .estou comecando a fazer tapetes
This video is excellent, and extremely informative. The teacher is very good at explaining so a beginner can understand. Thank you for your help.
Thank you so much, that's great to hear! ☺
Heck yeah !! When did tufting get so popular ik it's been around but now seems like alot of ppl are doing it maybe bc the internet
Love how you were out of breath stretching the monks
Why does my gun rip I can’t stretch it any tighter or push and harder I have good materials still rips is it my scissors or gun settings
Very good teacher 🙏
:) thank you very much!
@@Tuftinglove how to calculate tufting yarn consumption please
@@mmanzoor8667 That's a big question :) This depends on your gun, loop or cut and pile height. as well as how neat and close or wide you tuft. So there is no general answer for this. We have had as little as 1,5kg per sqm up until 2,5kg per sqm. We will soon do accurate squares in different pile heights with different guns so we can answer this exactly. at the moment we can't. I'm very sorry.
Also it will not be the same for wool, acrylic and cotton since these all have different weights.
Best is to always measure and weigh your rugs and get a feel of it with the way you work.
How did you close the gaps in the fabric to re-do the lines if you're unhappy with them?
THIS WAS SUUUPER HELPFUL! Thank you so much! I HAVE A SMALL QUESTION: did you buy the yarn cones already full or did you manually filled them with wool? And if so, how do you do that?
I have no idea why my capsloc was on in some parts of the comment, I'm sorry about that ahaha
@@differentsocks6797 NO PROBLEM ;)
It sounded super excited :)
You can buy Yarn on cones in our shop on tuftinglove.com :)
Can you tell me how there is no hanging thread after you pull your gun out? I have to keep my scissors in my other hand to cut the thread before pulling away from the fabric...
Im having issues with curves, its like trying to draw a circle on concrete, the gun goes everywhere, what could be the issue
My cloth seems to rip and my yarn is not feeding into it properly
Your accent is adorable lol Jen you absolute cutie
Björn just read this to me and my answer was that I don't have an accent hahahaha :) obviously I do, but I like pretending I don't. Have a beautiful day! :)
What yarn holder do you use?
Thank for this helpful video. I've been practicing with my tufting gun but the wool get out from the machine, any advice to avoid this issue? Thank you
Try threading multiple threads if the hole is to small for this you can adjust the shutter strip that is just underneath the needle by loosening the front black screw on the top white moving block, close the hole a bit and tighten it back.
I am here to make fluffy rugs, not black holes!
I like you, your Cool!!!
Thanks for the nice explanation I have been searching for a while how to get this machine because it is not available in my country. Can you send it to Syria and how much does it cost and the shipping fees?
You can check shipping fees in our shop www.tuftinglove.com . its depending on what you all want to buy.
Use the code TUFTINGLOVER for a 10% reduction on your first order :)
What is the thing you’re doing the tufting on called like the wood structure
It's simply called a tufting frame :)
So help me understand if i have to draw the machine scissors back alittle to be able to get a fluffier carpet
If you wanna have it as fluffy as it can get, you wanna go to the highest pileheight your machine is able to tuft, the longer the fluffs the softer and fluffier the rug gan get.
hello what kind of cloth are you using? i'm using a polyester one i bought but it's just ripping anytime i stretch it. i dont know what to do
Hey, I'm using our premium Tufitngcloth www.tuftinglove.com/de/collections/tufting-cloths/products/premium-tuftingcloth-polyester-1?variant=40138950770776 You wanna make sure to reaaaaly stretch it as much as possible, this helps a lot to prevent ripping while tufting.
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Any way you can show us about proper PSI settings for both the Gun and the compressor?
I guess you are talking about the AK-III? The compressor should be on 8bar constant, especially when you are tufting with thicker yarn. You don't need to make any adjustments on the gun itself.
@@Tuftinglove yeah I have an Ak-iii and there is a psi adjustment gauge that comes with the gun and then there is the actual PSI on the compressor. I have no clue what to set them at. I’m wasting so much yarn compared to everyone I see online and no one on CZcams is talking about these pneumatic tufting guns other than you and maybe one other person 🥲
@@thatrudyguy where did you order? Ours don't come with an psi adjustment gauge and I'm not sure why you would use one. You wanna have a constant 8 bar from the compressor to the gun. You don't need another gauge in-between. Thinner yarn will be possible with 6-7bar as well but 8 bar will make you a happy tufter all the way. :)
hey what fabric do you use? i try diferents, but nothing seems to work :(
Always use actual tufting cloth and no alternatives. Here the link to ours in the shop www.tuftinglove.com/Tuftinggewebe-Polyester-515cm
Hi, I’ve been trying to figure it out and it still seems to not work after following your steps. The gun keeps cutting the fabric and not creating straight lines. I wish there was a way to get individual help to see what’s wrong or to know if something is wrong with the gun
Hey Ashley, you can send me some pictures of the situation to help@tuftinglove.com
Hi friend! A question..a query. so to make loop pile is it threaded differently than cut pile?
It's a different Machine you need. The AK-I is tufting Cuts and the AK-II is tufting loops. Buuuut with our little hack you can also tuft loops with the AK-I. Check out our tutorial for this czcams.com/video/Vmib2Sq-2KQ/video.html
Hello my stiches are not neat i need your help and they’re coming out immediately and not tight
Check out our uneven weave tutorial for this problem :)
what threader do you use?
this is our threader :) www.tuftinglove.com/Threader
How many hours a day can you use a tofting gun, so that it does not spoil quickly?
I've never had problems with it get ''hot'' or something and I often tuft the whole day. the important thing is that you have the settings correct and it runs smoothly and you maintain it properly.
what is that
Why does my gun rip I can’t stretch it any tighter or push and harder I have good materials still rips is it my scissors or gun settings
Hey Kurtis,
do you maybe wanna send me some pictures of the situation and your tuftingmachine to help@tuftinglove.com so i can have a look at it? Very hard to say just from reading :)
Can I use the string in tufting gun?
what do you mean by string?
what fabric is this
Hey Vicky, you can find our Tufting cloth here: www.tuftinglove.com/Tuftinggewebe-Polyester-515cm
We also do sell the threaders in the shop :)
What is the size of the yarn?
You can use very different thicknesses. As long as it fits through the needle you are fine. If you have thinner Yarn you can fill the hole of the needle with multiple strands. You want it to stay in and not slip out super easy but be able to move smoothly. The one I used there was between 13-16 WPI if I remember right.
Why are there lines on your cloth? Wouldn’t it be easier with no lines?
The lines are there every 50cm. And these are very very helpfull to stretch the cloth straight. the straighter the lines are, the more uniform the grid is, which makes it much much easier to tuft. I'm talking about this more in the new version of this video here: czcams.com/video/xswLiriU7No/video.html
There is no way the lines are making it more difficult. Or at least i never had that feeling. Why do you feel it makes it more difficult? I'm always happy to hear other opinions/experiences :)
best
Jenni