Can I use this tread on my Sergerr?
119995
yes it works great very good product right now I have a bout 30 spools all different colors they all work great would purchase it again when ever I need more. I hope this helps you
97293
I bought mine for an Olivetti, as they are all the same width i just rewound it on my spools and it works fine, might be what you have to do.
1441758
I am assuming you mean sergers, and the answer is no. Sergers need a special heavier thread. I did find these threads to be of quality and I love the colors but you need a different kind, do a search for serger thread.
993175
Yes you should. The gauge is most accurate in the middle of its range. In fact you can damage mechanical gauges if you exceed their range.
637900
Im so sorry but I don't know. I bought 3 serge protectors for my step daughters dorm room for college. I have never used one myself. good luck!
1151877
You can do a version of flatlock on almost any serger ( see video tutorial on you tube). However, it will not have the same appearance a using a flatlock, or overlock machine. I have one of those.
1788668
No the treads strip out easily. So you will not be able to make adjustments.
2073430
Sure. Use mono backing (a LOT of mono backing or it would cost a fortune to spool with with braid). One of mine has 25lb mono, the other, 40lb braid with 40lb mono backing.
265029
Yes it would. Its just the friction types won't work. We do sell their telescopic one they make, but you can use anyone that has a thread.
91827
Sewing machine needles are pretty much universal. This one is good for heavier fabrics - not just denim.
1866587
You would have to go on line and find out what type of shank you have to your sewing machine. If it is low shank you should be fine.
1805218
My serger threads came from my local store, SureLock from Coats 3,000 yds. and they fit just fine. Mine are about 4 3/4" high from base to the top of the cone. I love the insert and it fits in the matching satchel or whatever it is called. Keep the threads neat and upright. I store mine vertically to save space in my closet. Hope this does help you decide whether to purchase this. I am about to order a 2nd as I have more serger thread than when I purchased the original.
30115
I'm not sure. You need to look at the specs for your machine to see what type of needles it says to use. I use them on my Highlead GC0318-1 industrial machine. Most of the industrial needles should be compatible with the different brand machines. Also, you need to use the appropriate size for the type of material you are sewing. I mainly use size 17 or 18 because I sew nylon webbing and leather. I use # 69 upholstry thread. Check your owners manual or go online to see if you can download a manual there. Hope this helps.
599321
I use it for applique and use the same tread I do on any other project. However I buy my design's online and follow along with my computer. The machine will stop as you go so you can add the fabric and such.
1480295
I do not see why it would not work for your tread mill. Anything using a motor which in a surge happenstance is protected here. Amp draw is not an issue.
1645075
This foot is the one you use like a serger, it does not cut the fabric like a serger, but it allows you to sew an interlocking hem along a raw edge. I use it all the time for hems. You will need to refer to your owners manual for the correct setting to get an OVERCAST stitch. I think it will fit as long as you have the snap on type foot gizmo. I have a singer and it works just fine. BTW this was a good price for it too
1717063
I had a problem with the pedal with my serger. After investigation (I traced the components and drew up a schematic), I found out that the wiring for the cord was incorrect. After switching the wires, the pedal worked fine. The circuitry is simple triac controller. It should work with any universal motor. If your connector is properly wired it should work fine.