Wind the bobbins evenly, Relative sizes of needles and threads – SINGER 404K User Manual

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Wind the Bobbins Evenly.

Bobbins must be wound evenly in order that they may work properly in

the machine. In winding them, see that the thread is placed smoothly and
evenly.

A

correctly

wound

bobbin

will

insure

the

thread

running

smoothly

from the shuttle and prevent uneven stitching, which may occur if the bobbin
is not properly wound.

15K80,15K110, 99K (New Style), 185K, 201K, 327K, 328K and 329K.

If the thread does not wind evenly on the bobbin, loosen the screw which holds

the bobbin winder tension bracket (see 2, Fig. 8) on the machine bed and

slide the bracket to the right or left as may be required, then tighten the screw.

Always

have

a

sufficient quantity of bobbins

on

hand

and never

wind

thread

on

a

partly

wound

bobbin

containing

thread

of

another

colour.

Bobbins so wound are usually uneven and cause trouble in the bobbin case.

When a rubber ring becomes worn or oil has come in contact with it, the

ring will not grip the wheel and will slip when winding a bobbin. A worn or

oily ring should be replaced.

Relative Sizes of Needles and Threads.

Needles used. Catalogue 2020 (15 x 1

T

ypes

of

F

abrics

T

hread

S

izes

M

achin e

N

eedle

S

izes

M

achin e

S

titches

per

I

nch

H

and

N

eedle

I

nside

S

eams

T

op

S

titching

F

ilmy

M

aterials

Comparable to Net—
Marquisette —Chiffon—

Silk—Chiffon Velvet—
Ninon—Nylon Sheers

100 Cotton

A Silk

Nylon

0

15-20

20-30

10

S

heer

M

aterials

Comparable to Lawn—
Organdie—Dimity—Batiste
—Pure Silks—Paper Taffeta
—Silk—Synthetic Tricots—
Synthetic Sheers

80 to 100 Cotton

A Silk
Nylon

11

12-15

15-20

9

L

ightw eight

M

aterials

Comparable. to Gingham—
Chambray Sheers—Wool
Crêpe—Taffeta—Synthetic
V el ve ts—Satin—Synthe tic
or Wool Jersey

50 to 80 Cotton

A Silk

Nylon

14

12

16

8

M

edium

L

ightw eight

M

aterials

Comparable to Poplin—
Pique—Percale—Cretonne

—Chintz—F aille—Bengaline

—Wool Flannel—Crêpe—
Lightweight Suitings

50 Mercerised

60 to 80 Cotton

A Silk

Nylon

14

12

16

7-8

M

edium

H

eavy

M

aterials

Comparable to Cotton
Vel ve teen—Corduroy—
Gabardine—Rep—Coatings
and Heavy Suitings

Heavy-Duty Mercer­

ised

40 to 50 Cotton

A Silk

16

10

12

6

H

eavy

M

aterials

Comparable to Sailcloth—
Denim—T icking—
Overcoatings

Heavy-Duty Mercer­

ised

30-40 Cotton

16-18

8

10

4-5

V

ery

H

eavy

M

aterials

Comparable to Canvas—
Duck

40 to 60 Linen

20-24 Cotton

A Silk

18-19

6

8

o

O

P

lastic

M

aterials

Nylon or

Mercerised Cotton

9-11

10

12

9-11

11

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