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Adjusting a Bernina 217 industrial sewing machine

Former Bernina chief mechanic Neal Iund demonstrates how to adjust a Bernina 217 industrial sewing machine. Iund received his training under the tutelage of Swiss factory technicians in Salt Lake City, and also at the Bernina Factory in Steckborn, Switzerland. In 1982, Iund achieved his first independent sewing development success with a long-arm custom machine that was created to sew carbon laminates for NASA’s Space Shuttle Program. One year later he began to develop and manufacture a line of similar machines for the quilting industry. The Legacy I was the first long-arm artisan, “sit-down” quilting machine introduced to the market. The machine was of extraordinary quality, modeled after the benchmark Bernina 217 and later the 217N. Other Iund designed and built sewing machines are currently used in making sails, wing fabric for hang gliders, flags, aerospace applications, and assorted other industries involved in sewn fabrics and materials. For more information about Neal Iund and how to have him service your Bernina sewing machine please visit http://www.sewtechnical.com/index.html and his YouTube channel    / @sewtechnical   I apologize for the shaky cam and sometimes out focus shots, but the camera was hand held I tried to follow him he was rebuilding my sewing machine.