Am I the only one who hates their machine threader?
#45
I have two Pfaff's and one of the threaders is better than the other. However, I am a great fan of beeswax. I use it on my serger thread to thread both the needles and the loopers, so when in a hurry I also use it on my Pfaff machines.
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I have several machines, but only one (a Singer Quantum 2623) has the blasted needle threader. Needless to say, it is simply a waste of the plastic and metal used to make it. I have NOT EVER been able to get it to work, not by reading the manual and doing it step-by-step, not by guess and by golly. It just doesn't work (kind of like some kids I know!). Even the dealer I purchased it from couldn't make it work.
Some great gizmo they gave us, eh???
Some great gizmo they gave us, eh???
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I have a Bernina 153QE (Virtuoso) and I use it all the time but mine doesn't sound as automatic as some of yours do. Basically it is a little lever on the side with a very fine wire that will go through the eye of the needle. You push your thread across a notch on the lever and it must catch in the wire and pull the thread thru. My eyes have gotten so bad I can't see what it does and lord help me if I have to start threading the needle again. I will have to add a magnifier glass to my sewing table drawer :lol:
#49
Originally Posted by pam1966
You know the little device that catches the thread and threads the needle of the machine for you? I hate it! I can't do it! I can thread the machine in half the time myself. I feel like such an idiot. I've had three machines over the past ten years and they just don't work for me.
Sometimes I think, "ok I'll try it this time." Nope! :lol:
Sometimes I think, "ok I'll try it this time." Nope! :lol:
If your book has pictures and instructions look at the pictures that helped me more than the instuctions did. I was doing it Arse backwards. LOL. Good Luck
BillsBonBon
#50
Originally Posted by feline fanatic
I have a Bernina 153QE (Virtuoso) and I use it all the time but mine doesn't sound as automatic as some of yours do. Basically it is a little lever on the side with a very fine wire that will go through the eye of the needle. You push your thread across a notch on the lever and it must catch in the wire and pull the thread thru. My eyes have gotten so bad I can't see what it does and lord help me if I have to start threading the needle again. I will have to add a magnifier glass to my sewing table drawer :lol:
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