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Posted by on Jan. 11, 2012 at 10:20 PM
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All those machine problems I was having where finally all fixed, now I broke my machine.  I accidentally ran over a pin!  The loopers are all out of wack they now hit each other and the top one hits the right needle.  I just want to cry!!!!

Posted by on Jan. 11, 2012 at 10:20 PM
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mommajen32
by New Member on Jan. 11, 2012 at 11:00 PM

**hugs**

I got a bunch of orders of Christmas after I launched the site ...don't 'cha know my serger went down...about 30 minutes later I ran over a ZIPPER (not paying attention and messing with the baby) with my Babylock ...which is also my embroidery machine and I had embroidery orders!! 

DH was able to do a little fix on both, but I know the serger is a temporary fix. Bad thing is I can't afford to go the 4 - 6 weeks they are saying it would take to fix it. Basically when I chain off it "clicks" right at the end, like the needle is hitting down but only when I chain off the fabric not any other time ...

and hugs again I know it can be frustrating. I've replaced my knife twice b/c of pins ...

gstaley
by Member on Jan. 24, 2012 at 9:43 PM

ouch, that sucks.  I would want to cry too.

nangel5
by on Jan. 24, 2012 at 10:34 PM

Oh gees that sucks.  We where told it is a peice that costs less then $2 and they can't order until they have a minimum amount to order so I have no clue how long it is going to take.  :(

Quoting mommajen32:

**hugs**

I got a bunch of orders of Christmas after I launched the site ...don't 'cha know my serger went down...about 30 minutes later I ran over a ZIPPER (not paying attention and messing with the baby) with my Babylock ...which is also my embroidery machine and I had embroidery orders!! 

DH was able to do a little fix on both, but I know the serger is a temporary fix. Bad thing is I can't afford to go the 4 - 6 weeks they are saying it would take to fix it. Basically when I chain off it "clicks" right at the end, like the needle is hitting down but only when I chain off the fabric not any other time ...

and hugs again I know it can be frustrating. I've replaced my knife twice b/c of pins ...


Margarita907
by New Member on Feb. 4, 2012 at 5:30 PM

 Wow!  I went to a serger class a very long time ago and one of the things the lady stressed was to never, ever use pins while serging.  I learned.  But without someone to tell your or teach you, how are you suppose to learn these things.  Its a good thing we have groups lke this that help us learn from each other.

nangel5
by on Feb. 4, 2012 at 7:35 PM

I usually don't or I put them further in to where they would not be a problem, but thus was suer streachy material and a small project so it was hard not to.  I removed them as I got close, but sadly I missed one!  

Quoting Margarita907:

 Wow!  I went to a serger class a very long time ago and one of the things the lady stressed was to never, ever use pins while serging.  I learned.  But without someone to tell your or teach you, how are you suppose to learn these things.  Its a good thing we have groups lke this that help us learn from each other.


SnowboardMom4
by Group Owner on Feb. 5, 2012 at 9:54 AM
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