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
1689178
Hi! If you own a regular sewing machine there is no foot attachment to make it into a serger. A serger is a separate machine. When you do purchase a serger the basic foot is all you need to serge your seems, but there are many different feet per each serger for different tasks just like a sewing machine. Hope that answers your question!
886668
I believe that most treadmill lube is very similar. I actually think that ICON is the lube that you would be getting in a kit that Weslo sells on their site. If your belt is slipping I would make sure that your tension is set properly also. So to answer your question, yes, ICON lube should work just fine on the Weslo Cadence G 5.9 treadmill.
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.
1943102
Yes you can, I used it on a pair of white slip on canvas sneakers that have white rubber soles and it worked great!
557666
from what I have read yes you can use non proprietary spools. which means any brand as long as it is the 1.75mm
720228
the only other place to buy, was ebay. and you have to buy the whole machine. another suggestion is to look on the web for parts binging sold for singer tiny serger.
1948833
Hi, I looked up the SQ9050 machine to confirm that it is a "low shank" machine, so yes, you can use the SA187 foot. If you do a lot of free-motion quilting, you'll LOVE it. Hope this helps. K Laguna
736308
UPDATE: I originally answered that the Distinctive Blind Hem Presser Foot would work with the Brother. Well, it does BUT NOT WITH THE BROTHER SERGER! My thanks to Margaret E. Hannibal whose answer pointed me to an overlooked fact: R.Eakin was inquiring about the Brother Serger, not an "ordinary" Brother sewing machine. The Serger is not a sewing machine as one (me) might ordinarily think: it is used to cut, sew, and edge fabrics in one step. My apologies, too, to R. Eakin for my terrific answer . . . sigh . . . that had nothing to do with the Serger. I am leaving my discussion of low-/high-shank presser feet under the heading of "General Sewing Machine Features." Regarding presser feet - in general. First some anatomy: when lowered, the presser foot sandwiches the material between itself and the feed dog (the toothy plate that advances the material); the presser foot snaps onto the shank; the shank is screwed onto the presser bar; the presser bar is what one raises and lowers to raise and lower the presser foot. For the most, there are two types of presser feet shanks: low (most) and high (some, e.g. a few singers). To determine whether the shank is low or high, with any presser foot attached to your machine, lower the presser foot all the way (no fabric on the machine) to the feed dog and measure from the feed dog (i.e., the bottom of the presser foot) to the screw hole (where the shank is screwed onto the presser bar). For low shanks, the distance will be approximately three-quarters of an inch (3/4"); for high shanks the distance will be approximately one and one-quarter inches (1 1/4"). The "Distinctive Blind Hem Sewing Machine Presser Foot" is for low shank machines. However, you can buy an attachment to adapt the a low shank machine to a high shank machine if you cannot find the appropriate high shank presser foot. Hope this is not too verbose. Ed
2120185
Yes it would. Also, although, this was advertised to fit a serger, it is a tight fit. I would prefer something just a little more roomy if I had it to do over.
953766
Yes it can be used on a serger. However I had to put the cone on a free standing thread stand next to my mahince. There is so much thread on this cone it is too wide to fit on my spool pin :) Great thread & no knots so far. I have used about 1/3rd of the cone.
607559
When looking at a serger you have to decide what features are you going to need. I recommend this serger highly. Juki is an excellent brand producing both home use and industrial use machines. The reason I bought the serger with the 8 piece foot kit was primarily for the piping foot, the cording foot and the gathering foot. Because the feet do not seem to be available separately, I thought the bonus package was a good deal. The value of the items included far exceed the extra charge.
1481186
No, not really. This machine is really limited and not worth purchasing. Go the extra money and get a real serger. I learned the hard way == you get what you pay for.
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.
40068
The thread is very thin and difficult to work with. I could not get it to work in my serger and I can get a lot of different kinds of threads to work in my serger but this thread was a no go no matter what I did with the tension. I would not recommend this thread.
856924
I would check with the Designer 1 Viking sewing machine folks and inquire. I have put the foot on a couple machines that have the same style of putting the foot on a short shank machine. Hope this is of some help.
259260
You still have to test sew any new fabric. It will also take adjusting the tensions. In short, it will, but you also need to learn the machine, what it does and how to adjust it. Nothing is automatic on sergers.