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Thread tension - in depth review - industrial sewing - Juki machine

This video describes in detail how to set the correct thread tension on your sewing machine. A straightforward technique to test and adjust your sewing machine's thread tension for optimal performance is important. In general, by sewing diagonally across a plain-woven fabric square and then pulling the thread ends to break them, you can assess the balance between the needle and bobbin threads. If both threads break at the same point, your tension is correctly balanced. However, if only one thread breaks, it indicates that the tension is too tight on that thread relative to the other. This method allows you to fine-tune the needle thread tension with small adjustments until you achieve a balanced tension, ensuring smooth and even stitches in your sewing projects. The problem occurs when you are to adjust the tread tension for heavy duty industrial sewing threads. Here are steps to achieve proper tension balance for heavy-duty threads on an industrial sewing machine: 1. Start with a Clean Machine: Ensure your sewing machine is clean and well-maintained. Lint, dust, and thread remnants can affect tension. 2. Thread Quality: Use high-quality, heavy-duty threads that are compatible with your machine and the material you're working with. 3. Proper Threading: Double-check the machine threading. Even minor threading errors can lead to tension issues, especially with thicker threads. 4. Tension Test: Conduct a tension test on a fabric scrap similar to your project material. Sew a straight stitch line and then a zigzag or a seam that will be stressed in use. Examine the stitches. 5. Adjust Needle Tension: If the needle thread is too loose or too tight, adjust the needle tension knob slightly. For heavy-duty threads, you might need to increase the tension slightly more than you would with standard threads, but remember to adjust incrementally. 6. Adjust Bobbin Tension: If adjusting the needle tension doesn't solve the problem, you might need to adjust the bobbin tension. This is usually done by turning the screw on the bobbin case clockwise to increase tension or counterclockwise to decrease it. However, changes here should be very minimal. 7. Needle and Presser Foot Pressure: Ensure you are using the correct needle size and type for the heavy-duty thread and fabric. Adjust the presser foot pressure if your machine allows it, as too much or too little pressure can affect stitch quality and tension. 8. Test and Repeat: After each adjustment, perform another test sew on a scrap fabric. It may take several tries to get the tension perfectly balanced. Documentation: Keep a record of tension settings that work well for specific thread and fabric combinations for future reference, but most importantly don't overdo it so that you loose all the settings because you have lost the starting position. It’s all about balance! Professional Help: If you've tried these adjustments and still can't get the tension right, consult the machine's manual or seek help from a professional. Some industrial machines have specific requirements or hidden tension adjustments that are not obvious to the user. Remember, achieving the perfect tension for heavy-duty industrial sewing threads requires patience and practice. Small adjustments can make a significant difference, so adjust gradually and test frequently. Extra relevant information: I am using these threads, which are the highest quality you can buy, especially for outdoor gear where you want a more apparent look: https://amzn.to/43iksRY I use these needles in size 19, 21, and 23 (mostly matching 21): https://amzn.to/4a0jkVS https://amzn.to/4agpO2k I use this Juki DU-1181n sewing machine. I think it's the best compromise to do it all; it is really a workhorse for a sewing machine. The machine works great for me in sewing lightweight leather. https://amzn.to/3FzEGMw https://amzn.to/3Z3GDrk https://amzn.to/42lnXpY Save yourself 250 dollars and set it up yourself according to the instructions on my other video (below), and if you bought it via the Amazon link (above), I will gladly help you out with additional specific questions, but it's very easy mounting, I assure you. Here is a link to how you mount the machine:    • How to mount an industrial sewing mac...   #sewingtutorial #sewing #diy #sewinghacks #threads ‪@AlexanderDyer‬‪@amazingsewing4722‬ ‪@SewingIdeasOfficial‬ ‪@MiaDIYsewing‬ ‪@sewingtimes‬ Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.