Industrial Machine Essentials! Thread, Needles etc.
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- čas přidán 4. 07. 2024
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/ sewwhatever - Krátké a kreslené filmy
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This is an old video :)
I love the fact you said "hold please"
Omg..I didn't know about the reverse lever making it easier to turn the knob. I love you. 😭😍🤣
This was excellent. Got mine in June, and loving it. Thank you for creating a positive and educational environment. You've brought joy to my retirement (and given my Visa a real workout.) XOXO
I love when you are talking about the bobbins and you say "anyway here are the Bottoms"...LOL
Bahahah oh wow. I did
I bought this same machine 2 months ago after my brand new brother and brand new singer just weren’t cutting it! I FREAKING LOVE THIS MACHINE!!!!!! BEST MONEY EVER SPENT!!!!!
I am definitely here to hang out, but was very happy to see the thread info!
I think everyone should go watch Laurens video of the day she got her machine. I honestly don't think you'll ever forget it. I haven't. It's so sweet and funny. It's totally LAUREN. I highly suggest that video. 🤗💖😁
Where is that video? I scrolled all the way down her videos list and don’t seen it
I got my JUKI DU-1181N in June. I'm in Oregon and it was shipped from Sunny Sewing in Texas. Love their customer service, they rock! I've seen with an industrial machine for 20 years (off and on) at an awning shop. So when I ordered my machine, I also ordered thread #92 bonded poly (black, white, gray, tan and blue), size 19 needles and extra bobbins, so I'm good for outdoor covers, etc. Love this machine. I followed Lauren for months before deciding on this machine. Oh, and it's SO much quieter than that other industrial.😉
And i use my right foot on the pedal and right knee for the presser foot lever (which I wrapped in sherpa fabric, because I've had both knees replaced)
Lauren,
Your introduction video covered all my questions . Fortunately
I purchased the right materials and can start sewing now. Thanks!
Thank you, Lauren. After much consideration, asking countless questions of the rep I was working with between the du1811n and the 1541S, I eventually chose the 1811; mostly because of what I see you doing with your machine and because of what I plan on doing for my purposes. I have the 8700 and I love it, but it was time to upgrade to one that can handle the number of layers I need to complete my jobs professionally. I appreciate you sharing what was needed for my new sewing machine: coming in a few weeks! I searched everywhere for the information and I ran into your video. You're a gem and you motivate me to do better!
Are you glad you choose the 1811N or wish you had went with the 1541S? I am trying to decide which one to go with. I have also thrown the Consew 206RB-5 in the ring. I want to be able to sew thicker fabrics that cant be sewn on my domestic and I dont want to have to upgrade in many years if ever. lol What are your thoughts?
I just got mine too!! Wow, it is FAST! I had to turn the motor down! Talk about quiet too. I love it!
Hello Lauren! :)
You are such a sweet heart ❤️ I found your channel a couple months ago, and knew them that I needed a walking foot machine! 😂 OMG it’s been life changing!!
After weeks of research I decided to purchase from Steve in sewing gold and boy i am glad I did! His costumer service is beyond this world! I had a few issues and broken part from shipping. Steve went above and beyond. Next day I had the part on my door
Anyway, thank you Lauren! This video is so helpful! I am lost with thread. I have tried a few that I hate, a few that are ok but nothing that I love
Thank you, Lauren. I appreciate your honesty and straightforwardness. Would like to see a demo of how you use your different feet if it has not been done before.
I may someday but usually just switch it out on a case by case basis. It’s very rare anymore
Watching this tonight. So glad you made this video. Having a bit of issues with a few brands. Virtual open house for my son’s school today in a few. I will need to concentrate hard now Lauren. 😂😂😂😂 ❤️
Tutorial was done fabulous . Thank you Lauren
Thank you Lauren! My husband just bought me a machine and I had soooo many questions! This helped a lot.
Thanks for your Chanel. I am learning a lot. I actually bought my very first industrial sewing machine two days ago and I am so excited 🤪 may she arrives next week… a Jack JK-H6. They tell me to use a 25 thick thread. But I think may it’s enough an 80-100 thickness.
OMG I need to learn all about to use industrial machines! I am so appreciate for your videos. I love your bags. Thank so much. Best regards from Ibiza, Spain 🥰
"That's what she said" yesah! My husband has a "look" he gives me when I whisper that at the most inappropriate moments!
Is that a reference to a movie or something? Just curious.
@@loriratcliff4518 it’s from the office
You crack me up… thank you for the video… I just got a Juki and soaking all this in!! 🤪
Thank you so much for this video! I pick up my Juki DNU1541S next week! I know nothing about industrials. You are the best Lauren!!!
I'm hoping to have my DNU1541s this week, how are you liking it? Any regrets or issues I should consider?
@@irenezewski hi, I no longer have my 1541. Unfortunately mine had many problems. It was a brand new machine but had to bring it in the shop with thread jamming. This machine was so heavy to take tot the repair shop where I purchased it. The repairman couldn’t get the machine to stop jamming so he took it back and gave me a refund. I purchased a Seiko industrial instead. Please do not be discouraged because it is a great machine that many people have. I was just too frustrated with it to buy another one. The only thing I can tell you is this machine will not sew thin fabrics. It’s only meant to on very thick fabric, (upholstery vinyl and leather and heavy canvas.
Lauren, you look fabulous!! pregnancy agrees with you! I think you'll be receiving a "pink" item next week and I'm not sure how you'll do it, but hanging above your Singer is PERFECT!!
So glad your doing this just got mine!
Grace faith and prayer where did you get your machine from
Ohh, I also love sunny sewing machines! I’ll check out the thread
I have the Juki 1541DNU and I do have to switch out for a zipper. Makes a really nice stitch around a zipper.
Thank you for making this video! So helpful!
Hi Lauren, I love Juki - only machines I own. I use the DDL 8700 and use Guttermann 120 thread. Thanks for the share.
Fierce Kittenz has a great video on thread and its uses for heavier sewing applications. I've been sewing on industrial machines for 35 years and it does take some getting used to, we used to clean and oil our machines at work every week. That is a 40 hour work week. Use a stiff paint brush or an air type air blower to get rid of scruff out the bobbin case , wipe down the outside with paper towels and oil in spots required mentioned in your manuals. We also used a needle designed for sewing on leather to sew on our vinyl signs, works much better than standard needle, cutting through the vinyl material., we also had open toed feet with our walking mechanism easy to see where your going. Another tip....when you are done sewing a seam and need to pull the item out and away from the machine, press your foot lightly on the pedal...not enough to start sewing...just enough to release the clutch and rotate your hand wheel toward you until you see a downward motion on your needle....this releases the tension disc . You can then lift your sewing foot release latch and it will be easier to pull the item out from the machine.
My Seiko says twice a day.
Thank you again Lauren xx
Thanks for showing your machine off today! I've been trying to figure out where to put my "stay sharp" sticker! :D
I love your videos,.this one was awesome👍👏😊
Another great video!!--I think I have all of these--now if my shoulder would just get better. I've had my machine all ready since May...I just keep buying more vinyl and supplies...
Awww sending love that it gets better soon!
lololololololol you pulled a out a "that's what she said" that got me
Hi Lauren! Though we have different models of Juki commercial machines, I currently have DDL5550 and DDL8700, the only time I have thread issues is when I need to change my needle. I use all types of threads on these machines. I have had more thread shredding and breaking on my domestic machines. But I grew up sewing only on industrial machines. ps,You are looking great!
I also bought a Bosch magnifying lamp that attaches to both sewing tables.
You have been a lot of help thanks !!
I ordered a DDL-8700 just for straight sewing I also have a Designer Epic 2 for basic sewing and embroidery. Got the 8700 for sewing quilts togather
You said Sunny Sewing, so you are here in Texas! Yay!
I order from them online. I don’t live in Texas.
Lauren Mormino 😭😭
This is awesome thank you soo much.... I needed this 🤗🤗🤗... I'm still slightly afraid of mine 🙈 🙈
Great informational video! I also have the 1181n. I was only aware of the oiling spots that have red circles around them and in the bobbin location. Didn’t know we are to remove those rubber caps to oil there also. Steve’s video didn’t show that. Is this something new we are to do? I’ll have to remember to oil there from now on. Thanks for the info.
✨That’s what she said ✨
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I looked up the conversion. 3,500 meters is a little under 4,000 yards 3827.647 to be exact if someone was wondering.
OMGoodness! Thank you Lauren! I just got my Juki 8700H on Tuesday! And have lots of questions! You look so pretty!
How is it doing on vinyls? I looked at those too.
I have not used it yet! My husband is still putting it together.
@@sandraflores2551 oh ok. Good luck and congratulations!! I'm excited for you!!
Can’t wait to hear how you like it! I’ve heard it does pretty good and is still a strong machine!
Lauren Mormino I love the fact that you answer our comments! You are a great inspiration!
Lauren where did you buy your machine, i am interested in buying one. I saw on Amazon they have them. Is it normal to put it together when they send it to you.
Lauren, did your Juki come with the standard servo motor or did you upgrade your motor when you bought your Juki? Thank you!
I want to clone your setup. It may take some time, but I’ll get there lol. Love all your Ghibli stuff btw
Thank you Lauren! I was having trouble with the thread “shedding” or is it shredding? Anyways, after looking at this video I’m filling up a few bobbins and do some final testing but you are so right. The ones from Sunny are just incredible. I will just need to replace all the ones that are giving me trouble with sunny ones. There goes a chunk of my pocket but, at the end I think it will be worth it. I notice you have two variegated thread cones in there. Are they both from Sunny? I have the one in the yellow cone. Just wondering if they are different kinds of variegated. Thanks again Lauren! This was very helpful! ❤️❤️ And I disagree with you. We DO NEED those cute magnets! They are the cutest and so much fun to look at while you are sewing. ❤️
Lauren hey! Can you do a quick video showing how you store your current active projects? I have a small cart, but it only holds three and I'm already outgrowing this. I appreciate you!
#1 on the list is a top quality surge protector that is grounded. Bought one at Walmart for $28. A power strip is NOT a surge protector.
Hi Lauren, I've watched this video quite a few times & learn so much each time I do. I just got my Juki DU-1181n and had the servo motor and Stitch regulator installed for me and now I'm ready to sew....BUT, I'm not sure what setting to set the Motor to?? Do you know of a video that shows how to do that & what setting it should be at? I've seen P-1 in some videos but don't know how to get it to that setting!! Any help from anyone is appreciated.
Bonded nylon and bonded poly are nearly interchangeable in most applications, except where UV resistance is important like boat covers or outdoor cushions.
Mara 100 is a garment thread, and superior spun poly is designed for high speed overlock, so you are totally right about them not being right for your application.
Was it hard putting it together after you received it? Did purchasing it come with any classes?
Did you feel me calling out into the universe for help? Thanks for this!
New subscriber 👍
I purchased a used industrial machine and yeah the learning curve is real 😫. Basically tex 70 or 92 is a good standard. And nylon is the only way to go.
OMG. The hubs walked in while I was watching and heard the part I played with it for 30 to 40 seconds. That’s what she said. I’m rolling from the look on his face.
I'm dying to know what the significance of that statement is. I've never heard it before.
Lori it is a funny sexy remark to a statement that isn’t sexy or of that nature. Like he’s a big dog. That’s what she said. Wink wink.
Lori Ratcliff it’s a comment that is used by the character Michael Scott in The Office TV show
I agree. Good thread should not cause a lot of fluff. Causing fluff means that they've used shorter staple cotton fibers to make the thread wrap. Its cheaper to use the short staple cotton than the extra long and the shorter fibers will shred a lot more than the long or extra long will.
Hi Lauren, love your explanation. Considering buying the 8700 for bag making, is that a mistake? Have you used it and if so, any good / bad words of advice? (Anyone can feel free to answer). Thanks in advance.
I have a video comparing!
Can I ask how you adjusted your tensions and everything to be able to sew vinyl and fabric without changing anything like in your videos?
What kind of chair do you recommend? or what types are out there?
Hi Lauren, thanks for the great video! I wonder what center foot do you use that doesn’t shred your thread? You showed us a foot with a center hole that you said you didn’t prefer using because you had problems with it. Wondering which foot you use that doesn’t give you those problems? I have the same machine, and problems with thread shredding. Thanks
I use the center foot that comes on my machine when switch to the small workspace foot
Lauren Mormino, Oh, ok. I have the small workspace foot set as well. I will give a try at using the outer foot of that set, and the center foot that came with the machine! Thank you!
It’s worked great for me! Helps to grip the fabric better at times too! I hope it helps ♥️♥️♥️
I oil mine every one to two weeks my machine is very quiet I have a Juki du1181n
I also just purchase the Juki 1181n - and was wondering what thickness thread do you use for your bobbins. I purchased prewound bobbins and they work well but still would like to wind my own. Thank you
I use the same thread in the bobbin
What kind of vacuum do you use to clean the machine?
whats the best size needle for sewing swimwear?and would the bonded poly thread be good for swimwear too?
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I bought the 1181-N and the 8700; i love both of them for different reasons. But, do you have trouble with the knee lift no longer lifting your needle? How do you adjust that?
Maybe tighten something? I’ve not had that issue
Thx, i will probably need to call Steve in Chicago and have him walk me through it. He has been wonderful to deal with.
Lauren, how do you like the Slimline lighting?
I’ve had it for years. Love it
now that you have a kiddo, get that belt cover on. She'll be into it before you know it
I loves your videos, but would you comment on what thread is used for bobbin thread?
The same thread in the top of the machine.
Do you remember where you got the clip on light? Thanks!
Hello I just came upon your video. Thank you. Good info. So I just bought a juki ddl8700. I wanted to buy one with walking foot, but was convinced that I wouldn't need it. But I would like to sew vinyl or leather if the need came up. Will this machine do it?
You can definitely try but the 8700 is meant for lighter weights. If you’ll be using it for sewing vinyl make sure you get a Teflon foot!
Hi Lauren...on your Juki 1181 machine is it hard to turn the handwheel? Also, do you have a needle up/down feature or is that an add-on? I’ve been watching so many videos on multiple machines but can’t seem to find an answer to these two questions. Thank you so much for your help!!! Love your videos btw!!! Working on my first Momexa bag and I’m so glad to be able to watch your videos on this bag.
Oops... I meant I love watching video of the bag with the side vertical zipper .. love it
The hand wheel can be hard yes but lift up on the knee lift slightly and it’s easier
I do not have the needle synchronizer which is an up/down feature. It’s not something I’d want on a machine but some people love it!
Hi Lauren - I purchased a Juki DU 1181N approximately 6 weeks ago. I started using the machine about 3 weeks later. I purchased it from Sunny Sewing Center in Dallas Texas. I mostly use faux leather fabric for my handbags, using size 18 needle and Tex 70 nylon thread. The bottom stitches on the faux leather looks great the top stitches are showing loops. I tried tightening the tension but the top stitches doesn't look like the bottom stitches. Have you had issues with top stitching? What do you recommend to try to resolve this issue ? If I can't solve the problem I'm going to remove the sewing machine from the cabinet and take to Sunny Sewing Center. I'm a quilter and I started watching your CZcams videos on handbags so now I'm making handbags. I have made most of them on my Juki TL-18QVP. Thank you for your videos. Lauren King from Dallas Texas.
Hi Lauren! It’s been so long since I’ve had tension issues. I would ask in Sew Whatever if you’re on Facebook for more help! There’s tons of Juki owners that can help you!!!
@@LaurenMormino
Thank you.
I'm picking up my 1181 this friday. I'm so ready!!! How does everyone get a 1/8 seam allowance. I have a foot for my 2010. Any and all help appreciated!!
An I use regular thread and needles?
Where did you get your peg board?
Anybody know, can you use the bonded poly and nylon threads in a baby lock? Looking for a thread that will hold up in bag making while not using an industrial yet.
You can probably get away with it if you use a size AA or B nylon, anything larger will probably be hard on your machine
Would you consider doing a small video on your smaller Juki. I just purchased one; got a great deal. And I am a beginner. And a quilter. I am really confused about what my needle/thread sizes should be for that machine. The book is pretty sorry....I know you used to use that machine. Any advice? P.S. Love all your videos!!
Aw man I don’t use it enough for large projects to help 😔 I only make zipper pouches really on it.
Lauren you mentioned That you would recommend Goldstar products. I had been looking at his industrial juju machine. Do you have someone you would recommend For juju machines?
No!! Not gold star. I said I would NOT recommend their products
Believe you are using serabond and strongbond?
T69 is a 40 in europe
T92 is a 30 in europe
CAN YOU SHARE THE LINK WHERE YOU BOUGHT YOUR LONG ARM LIGHT THAT CLIPS ONTO YOUR TABLE? TIA!!!
Do you use the same thread top and bottom or do you use a thinner thread in your bobbin?
I use same thread top and bottom
Very helpful, thank you! I’m new to an industrial machine. I couldn’t figure out why my thread kept fraying and breaking and my tension is off.
Hi! In one of your videos you used an automatic bobbin winder. Would you please tell me the name and where you got it from? I know you can wind it on the machine (Juki 1541) but I'd like to try that. Thanks!!
I purchased it from gold star tool and it sadly broke. Even after they replaced it. So I sadly can’t say I would recommend it
@@LaurenMormino Sooo not good and I'm glad I asked before I bought it. I saw another by Axis on Amazon. Axis Bobbin Winder, Portable Automatic Bobbin Winder, Bobbin Class15 L M Size for Sewing Juki Brother Singer Long-Arm Quilting Embroidery Machine - Bobbin Max Dia 1.1” Bobbin Hole Dia 1/4” Wide 0.46”. Just a thought!
Do you have a link for the LED light? Thank you.
3500 meters equal almost 3,828 yard. 😉
I looked it up. You're welcome. Lol
Omg yasss thank you!
@@LaurenMormino You're welcome. I have to do it all of the time with metrics!! Lol
That's what she said.
What do you use on your cones to prevent them from unraveling? Thank you 😊
I don’t have that issue but some people use a thread net
@@LaurenMormino ok. Thank you 😊
What needle size would you used on cotton and canvas.
Maybe 14-18 depending on how much interfacing? And thread type
Hi! Since you made this video 3 years ago - do you still use the same thread? I just purchased the 1181n and am excited to start using it!! I’m just wondering if you buy other thread now. Thank you!
I do! Amann thread tex 70&90!
I just bought the Thor 1541S. Boy what a learning curves from a domestic. Do you have any advice.
Be patient with yourself! Start on projects you’re ok with not being perfect and just keeeeep practicing
Lauren Mormino I’m starting with the Peek-A-Boo bag to start. I’m just using marine vinyl from Joann’s and some cotton fabric I bought couple of years ago. I’m going to try #5 nylon zipper. I really don’t care if it turns out bad, I just want to know that I can make it.
What temperature do you use for your heat press.
Could you quilt on this machine? I love quilting and making bags. I am looking for a machine that will do both and I like free motion quilting too.
No this machine is not meant for thin materials. My peg board is from ikea
I got my juki set up and now I'm scared to use it cause I don't want to wreck it.
Will you please explain the Right and Left zipper feet ? I can’t tell which is the Left or Right. Sorry for the dumb question. Thank you 🤩🤩🤩🤩🌸🌸🌸
It depends on which side your zipper is closest to if you’d want to use the right or the left zipper foot 😍
@@LaurenMormino ok thank you 😊.
Great video. I'm lucky I have a Juki dealership within 10 miles of my house. And yes you do need that magnet! It is so nice to be able to put your tools on it so you know where to find them. When is that baby due? Looking good!
5 weeks to go!
Where did you get that light from the please???
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C est combien les frais de port pour la France?
Do you mean you use you knee lift with your left leg? And doesn’t the outlet that makes your extension cord get all bent drive you nuts? Turn that thing over 🙃
I know you've said it 1000 times, but what industrial Juki machine do you have again?
Never mind, you just said it...1181N
Hi how do you feel about the 5550
I don’t know. I’ve never tried it.
I own the DDL5550 and DDL8700. Both are great machines thought they are very different from Lauren's machine. Her machine is a "walking foot" model. Other than that, they stitch beautifully and are fast STRAIGHT STITCH ONLY machines.