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Tivax LSS-505 Model Michley Lil Sew & Sew Portable Sewing Machine, Double thread, double speed, Featuring 8 built-in stitch pattterns, Forward and reverse sewing, Automatic thread rewind, Sews sleeves, Drawer included, Use hand switch or foot pedal to star Questions & Answers
Thread keeps breaking
There are several possible reasons for this:
1. The machine needs cleaning / oiling. This can happen if you haven't used it for a while or if it's new, the oil dries up Follow the instructions in your owner's manual to see how to do it. Be sure to clean the bobbin area, as a bit of thread, lint or whatever down there can really bollox up a machine.
2. The needle is dull, incorrect for the application or not inserted properly. Change needles regularly, be sure to insert it with the flat side toward the back (most machines), and push it in all the way before tightening the screw that holds it in pretty tight (I usually do about a 1/4 turn with a screwdriver after finger tightening).
3. Be sure that you're properly threaded. Missing any of the guides on the front of the machine can cause this issue.
4. Check your tension and your tensioning disks (to be sure there are no stray bits of thread in them). If you haven't adjusted tension before, it would be a good idea to check your owner's manual and even to have a friend with more experience show you the first time. It is a bit tricky. There is, though a thing called a 'tension king' (a little plastic thingy) that can help if you can find one.
5. If none of this works, take it to the shop because it's probably the timing and that needs a professional to adjust.
It skip stitches,and part time want pick up thread at all.
The issue could be that the needle is not fully inserted. This will cause a difference in the timing of the thread going around the race which holds the bobbin.
Other causes could be wrong size needle. Needle put in the wrong way (i.e back the front). blunt or bent needle. Skipped stitches- use new needle. Make sure it is the right size for the type of material you are sewing i.e denim use size 14-16, poplin/calico size 12, silk/chiffon size 10. Also check that your thread is good quality. Is it poor quality cotton that breaks easily when to pull it?
Do you have the bobbin in the correct way?
Check the book to see if you have threaded the top thread correctly, especially make sure that you have the thread in the tension disks and that you have it correct in the check spring (looks like a wire hook around tension disk)
If you have checked all this and still have problems - Have you broken a needle when sewing something bulky? The timing may be out and that means you need to take it to a sewing machine mechanic. Hope this helps.
What will I do, the neddle thead wont pick up the bobbin thread
Check to make sure you have the bobbin in the machine correctly and that it is properly wound. Try taking the thread off and rewinding the bobbin. If you're new to the machine, make sure you've read the instruction manual thoroughly. Otherwise, the timing may be off and will need to be adjusted by a professional repairpeson.
Jamming Lss505 sewing machine
Hold the end of the top and bobbin threads together behind the presser foot while you take the first 2-3 stitches in a seam. If this is a new machine that you can return, consider doing so -- these little critters never last long.
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Constraints about making a Jaws of Life model with cardboard, split pins, syringes and plastic tubing.
Question edited for clarity, otherwise this question makes no sense. I presume you mean a MODEL of the Jaws of Life.
Large capacity syringe powering a small capacity syringe with give a significant pressure advantage. The only issue I can think of is the the friction of the secondary piston may be too sticky on the wall of the smaller syringe but if you fill the system with water, you will get true hydraulic results because air can be compressed but water can't
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I need 4 springs for under blades for a pro tech cs6007 contrator series planer
you can find replacement blades (also known as knives) made from a special V2 alloy (high-speed steel) on the MyWoodcutters website. Each set includes 3 HSS blades specifically designed for the CS 6007 model. The cost for a set of 3 blades is $61.50
to replace the springs for the under blades, I recommend checking with a local hardware store or contacting ProTech directly to inquire about availability..
For other parts or accessories, consider exploring online marketplaces like eBay.
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