It's Sew Emma Clean Brush and Cloth Set, Choose from 3 Colors, 2 Brushs, Microfiber Cloth, Perfect for Cleaning Sewing Machines
Our Price: $9.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored.
Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 business days. Condition: New In Box
Features
Oh Sew Clean Brush and Cloth Set. This handy trio of tools contains two brushes and one microfiber cleaning cloth. The combination of flat and angled brush ensures you will find the right tool for every nook, cranny, crevice and surface of your machine. Sweep away lint with soft bristles and clean with a microfiber cloth that wipes without scratching or scraping. Sew handy, you can use it anywhere, like computer keyboards, reading glasses, even phone and tablet screens and cases. This is a perfect functional gift for quilters as well as other craft enthusiasts, and a super stocking stuffer for the holiday season.
Joe's Cool Air JCA1 Hand Held Air Compressor and charger for cleaning sewing machines without any of the expense and problems with canned air
Our Price: $169.00 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored.
Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse on the same business day. Condition: New In Box
Features
A hand held air compressor for sewing machine blow out cleaning. Save money on repair bills by cleaning, oiling and then adjusting tension before taking your sewing problems to a technician.
Air compression does not have any liquids leaks that canned air has when the can is turned upside down or sideways.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
Brand: Sun Joe
Voltage: 24 Volts
Recommended Uses For Product: Ideal for home, auto, sports equipment, air mattresses, camping.
Power Source: Battery Powered
Noise Level: 85 dB
Special Feature: Digital LED control for precise pressure
Included Components: Cordless air compressor^apered adapter^Sport ball needle^ Presta Valve adapter^Soft Storage bag^24V iON+ lithium-ion battery^24V iON+ lithium-ion charger^Manual with registration card
Item Weight: 0.01 Ounces
Maximum Power: 154 Watts
Capacity: 24 Volts
Color: Green
Style: Promotional Kit (w/ 2.0-Ah Battery + Charger)
Model Name: 24V-AJC1-LTE-P1
Hose Length: 15 Inches
Product Dimensions: 12.6"L x 4.3"W x 9.2"H
Manufacturer: Snow Joe
Part Number: 24V-AJC1-LTE-P1
Item Weight: 0.01 ounces
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 24V-AJC1-LTE-P1
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Size: 12.6 x 4.3 x 9.2 inches
Pattern: Air Compressor
Item Package Quantity: 1
Special Features : Digital LED control for precise pressure
Batteries Included?: Yes
Batteries Required?: Yes
Battery Cell Type: Lithium Ion
Warranty Description: 2 year manufacturer
Mail-in or Ship in Service Plan for all portable home sewing and embroidery machines. Here is how the program works.
*$199.99 +25.00 Return Shipping Cost if mail order: on Basic Mechanical Portable Sewing Machines.
*$299.99 +25.00 Return Shipping Cost if mail order: Computerized Sewing, Embroidery Machines,Sergers, Portable Blind Hem Machines.
*$399.99 +Pallatized Freight Return Shipping Cost if mail order: on Multi Needle Embroidery, Industrial Sewing Machine Heads, and Long Arm Quilting Machine heads.
Step 1. Purchase the 149.99 dollars minimum charge repair service above plus 25 dollars added for our prepaid and insured return shipping costs in USA 48 States. $100 Upcharge for Electronic, Embroidery or Serger. $200 upcharge for Mulit Needle, Industrial, or Longarm Quilting Machines. We will email you an Authorization Number to put on the outside of the box for easy identification.
Step 2. Ship your machine insured to Allbrands.com, Attn: Service Department, 20415 Highland Road, Baton Rouge, La. 70817. Pack in original carton with all styrofoam and double boxed, or wrap in 5" of heavy bubble wrap and double boxed. Include your foot control, bobbin case, bobbin, power cord, thread, needles and fabric samples, hooped fabric with stabilizer, copies of any prior repair tickets, printouts of our email communication, order confirmation, and any written documents regarding the sewing problems you are having with your machine.
Step 3. We will service and ship your repaired machine back pre-paid and insured. If mechanical adjustments or parts are needed, our mechanics will email or call you for approval of estimates above our minimum service charges. Our charges includes removing covers, cleaning, oiling, replacing covers, and balancing thread tension in sew off. Our average repair bill includes and average of 2 mechanical or electronic adjustments
If your machine cannot be repaired or you do not want to pay for any additional parts or installation required,
the 25 dollar prepaid shipping charge will be used to return your portable machine to you un-repaired.
Why do I need to have my sewing machine serviced?
There are many moving parts in a sewing machine and if it moves, it needs lubrication. These days many of the moving parts are housed with computer circuit boards and wires around them. Our Sewing machine technicians are factory trained to maintain and service computerized sewing machines.
For best performance and years of sewing, our technicians suggest you have your machine serviced annually. Below is our 24-Point Tune-Up Checklist and a list of Sewing Machine Performance Tips that our technicians suggest between services.
Sewing Machine Performance Tips:
Keep your machine covered when not using it. Household dust, lint and pet hair can enter your machine in one of it's many openings causing all types of problems.
Keep your machine away from direct sunlight, high/low temperatures and humidity.
Use the right needle for your project and change your needle every 3 to 4 hours of sewing or after every other project. The needle is the major culprit for most sewing problems.
Use good quality thread.
Use bobbins made specifically for your machine and make sure your bobbin thread is wound tight and no loose threads are hanging.
DO NOT SEW OVER PINS! Your needle may break, you could damage the hook or pieces of the needle could fly up into your face.
Do not use canned air on your machine or blow into your machine. The lint is just being pushed further into the machine and you are spraying moisture into your machine which can cause corrosion or damage your circuit boards
Clean the bobbin area frequently. Refer to manual for instructions.
Have a 24 Point Inspection completed, at a qualified repair center, on your sewing machine once a year to keep it performing like new for years to come.
Extended US Warranty: 30 Days labor on defects in materials and workmanship.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
24-Point Tune-Up:
Below is a checklist all technicians complete, if applicable, with every 24-Point Sewing Machine Tune-up performed.
Check Bobbin Winder Mechanism
Inspect Cam Followers & Spacers
Clean Take-Up Lever
Clean & Lube - Pendulum Swing Mechanism
Check Spool Pins, Felts & Caps
Adjust Needle Bar Height
Check Light Bulb
Acuate All Levers & Knobs
Deburr Needle Plate
Polish Hook
Check Timing (Hook & Feed)
Inspect Feed Dogs & Adjust
Clean Bobbin Case
Adjust Bobbin Case Positioner Bracket
Inspect Gears
Check Linkage Bearings & Sleeves
Test Motor Blocks and Pivot Connections
Adjust Motor Belt & Inspect
Check Timing Belt for Wear
Test Tension Knobs & Springs For Torque
Electrical Cords Inspection
Inspect Foot Control Wear
Clean Exterior & Polish
Test Sew On Demo Fabric
Below is what we are taught by sewing machine manufacturers
Completely disassemble sewing machine
Clean out all lint and debris
Degumm and remove old oil and grease
Apply new oil and grease
Check and adjust/reset over 30 settings
Polish all areas in thread path, hook, bobbin case, needle plate, presser foot etc..
Check for any updates update as needed
Reset service programs and calibrations
Balance tensions
Sew it out and fine tune as needed
Then clean exterior of machine
Although using a Bernina 1008, most of the information applies to most sewing machines. All sewing machines do better with a little bit of ‘TLC’. Just a bit of a clean up and a drop of oil every now and then does wonders. Keeping your sewing machine clean and lubricated will reduce the wear and tear and keep everything running smoothly.
mizsparrow: How a sewing machine hooks threads into your fabric, on underneath oscillating shuttle sewing machines
Sewing Machne Maintenance Tips | National Sewing Circle. Jessica Giardino provides extremely beneficial tips on how to perform maintenance on your own sewing machine. Learn how to make repairs to your machine at home to save money and stitch happily. Find out how often you should perform maintenance on your machine as well as what tools you may need to help clean your sewing machine.
How to Clean and Oil Your Bernina Sewing Machine.Did you know you need to oil your Bernina sewing machine every 3 - 5 bobbins? You do! To many people neglect oiling their Bernina sewing machine or even worse have been told NOT to oil their sewing machine.
Bernina Users - THIS IS NOT LINT! ***DO NOT REMOVE***
Video Tip: Avoid Thread Bird Nesting from Top Thread balling up underneath the fabric
15 Reasons Why a Sewing Machine Needle Breaks by Sewing Mastery, Heirloom CreationsA sewing machine needle can break for a variety of reasons. Sometimes it is operator error and sometimes it can be the wrong needle for the fabric. If you have experienced a rash of broken needles within a short amount of time, see if one of the following situations relates to you and learn how to overcome the problem.
Thread Catches on the Spool
Some thread brands have these lovely thread holders notched in the edge of the spool. Handy, yes, but if the thread spool is laying on its side it can catch in the groove, pull the thread tight and SNAP the sewing machine needle. To avoid this, be sure to stand this type of thread up using a vertical thread pin.
Thread Wraps Around the Spool Cap:
For threads that need a horizontal spool pin and a spool cap to hold them in place, the thread can get caught between the thread spool and the cap. Though a spool cap is necessary to keep the thread in place, it must be pushed into place so there is no gap for the thread to catch between the two. This is one of the reasons I prefer using a thread stand.
Whitening Your Yellowed Vintage Sewing, Serger, Embroidery, Quilting and Knitting Machine Plastic ABS Parts! (RetroBrite) This is a video demonstrating how I have whitened some ABS plastic pieces of a vintage knitting machine that had become yellow with age and exposure to UV light. This is the RetroBrite procedure, which you may have seen being used on old video game consoles, sneakers, computers, and other older ABS plastic products. Works very well, is inexpensive, and really helps restore these old beauties to their former glory.
Machine Maintenance with Gary | Echidna Sewing
How to oil your sewing machine needle bar, prevent costly repairs DIY simple fix drop in bobbin case. Jeff shows on Brother made Babylock Destiny
How to Remove Thread from the Take-Up Lever & Remove Fabric Stuck in the Needle PlateHave you ever started sewing and the thread pulled out of the needle? Doug shares how to fix this common issue so you can return back to stitching. Plus, learn how to remove fabric that gets stuck on the machine after you have completed sewing.
40621: AllBrands Industrial Sewing Machine Sales Service Parts, Repairs
Our Price: $399.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored.
Features
Fix It Right The First Time! Sales, Service, and Repair. AllBrands Industrial Sewing Machines: Brother, Juki, Pfaff, Singer, Consew, TacSew, TechSew, Reliable, Artisan, Gemsy, Highlead, Rex, Yamata, Ricoma.
AllBrands wants to help you insure that you have the best stitch quality on your sewing, quilting, embroidery, serger or blind stitch machines. and that they are well adjusted and running smoothly!
Joe Armstrong is our Industrial Sales and Service Independent Controctor Technician at AllBrands. Joe has over 35 years experience. The last 15 years were with the largest Juki automatic equipment distributor in the USA and Mexico. He has returned to Louisiana to leave his mark in the sewing, embroidery, quilting and serger machine sales and service business. If you need new or replacement equipment, or on site set up, sew off and training, you can reach him on his cell phone at 318 792 1320 or email or at [email protected]
Extended US Warranty: 90 Days labor on defects in materials and workmanship.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
Carry In Shop or On Site Repairs, New machine Set Up Installation, Sew Off on your materials and applications, and machine training are available for hourly charges in our store, or at minimum $299 or hourly, plus trip charges at your site in Louisiana, East Texas, and Mississippi. We can provide local service withing a 300 mile radius of New Orleans, La.
Ship in Service Plan for industrial sewing, embroidery, quilting, serger and blindstitch machines.
Here is how the program works.
Step 1. Purchase the 299.99 dollar minimum charge repair service. We will email you an Authorization Number to put on the outside of the head box or machine crate for easy identification.
Step 2. Ship your machine insured to Allbrands.com, Attn: Service Department, 20415 Highland Road, Baton Rouge, La. 70817. Pack in original carton with all styrofoam and double boxed, or wrap in 5-10" of heavy bubble wrap and double boxed. Include your bobbin case, bobbin, power cord, thread, needles and fabric samples, hooped fabric with stabilizer, copies of any prior repair tickets, printouts of our email communication, order confirmation, and any written documents regarding the sewing problems you are having with your machine.
Step 3. We will service and ship your repaired machine back insured. If mechanical adjustments or parts are needed, our mechanic will email or call you for approval of estimates above our $299 dollar minimum service charge. Our minimum charge includes removing any outside covers, cleaning, oiling, replacing covers, and balancing thread tension in sew off. Our average repair bill is $250 dollars including at least one mechanical or electronic adjustment.
If your machine cannot be repaired or you do not want to pay for any additional mechanical and electronic adjustments or parts required, we will send you a store credit for the 199 dollars to be used for any online purchase, including a replacement. The $299 minimum charge prepaid will either be used to return your machine to you un-repaired, or to be credited to our mechanics for their work in dis-assembly, re-assembly, and estimating the cost of repairing your machine.
Preventive Maintenance, General recommendation. Always use service manual where available.
The proper maintenance of an Industrial sewing machine is important for several reasons. A. It will increase the overall life of the sewing machine. B. It will keep the sewing machine running at its maximum performance rate. C. It will maintain the integrity of the stitch which guarantees the quality of the product that is being sewn. D. Last but not least it will keep the operator happy. And we all know what that means.
1. Oil all bushings in the casting of the machine. Usually by means of an access hole. If the machine is relying on a wicking system all of the wicks need to be inspected and placed in the proper position to maintain oil flow. Also check the oil level if reservoirs are present.
2. Keep machines clean of material particles which can act as an abrasive to machine parts. Blow out machine and spray clean parts with WD-40 or similar product. Note: WD-40 does not take the place of oil but will keep the machine clean and rust free. Always oil machines after cleaning and take care to use a minimal amount. Usually one drop of oil is needed in each hole per 8 hrs of sewing time. It is further recommended that manual machines need one drop of oil to the hook assembly after each bobbin change. For machines with an automatic or enclosed oiling system, the oil pump, screen and hoses should be inspected monthly to be sure proper lubrication is taking place.
3. Maintenance related to the sewing machine motor or stand. Check motor belt tension, clean pulleys of any thread or debris that may be found in belt guards. Clean motor and or motor filter that allow motors to breath properly. Check for loose wires and or connections that can cause shorts or electrical shock including lights.
4. Maintenance that will ensure proper stitch formation and machine performance. Check adjustment on take up spring. Clean residue from tension disk. Inspect thread guides, screws etc. for burrs. Replace needle per 8 hrs of actual sew time or routinely at the beginning of the week. The cost of a needle is not worth the problems that occur when a needle is defective. Check feed dog and or throat plate hole for burrs. Take off feed dog and sand the bottom part of the hole. Check the middle foot on a walking foot machine to be sure no burrs or on the bottom side of the hole. Also adjust bobbin case basket opener and inspect throat plate. No sharp points should be on the throat plate where the basket tab goes into the throat that keeps the bobbin case in its standard position for sewing.
5. These adjustments and inspections should be done by a qualified technician about every 3 to 6 months. However the operator should be responsible for the oiling and cleaning that is to be done on a daily basis. It is important that a check list be made for the operator so she fully understands the proper procedure for checking and oiling the machines.
Note: by no means is this a comprehensive guide to maintaining all sewing machines but it is a good start to understanding and making a beginning of a reliable sewing machine preventive maintenance program.
Written by Joe Armstrong: sewing machine technician with 35 yrs experience in the sewn product industry.
Bernina 106757.70.00 Height Compensation Plates for L8 Series Sergers
Our Price: $49.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored.
Shipping: Free Ground Shipping to the Contiguous USA Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse on the same business day. Condition: New In Box
Features
On Order! The height compensation tool allows you to easily stitch over a bulky seam while keeping a tidy stitch with either cover stitching or overlocking.
Both tools included in one package use for Overlock and Chain/ Coverstitch function
Just Two Charm Pack Quilts Slash Your Stash; Make 16 Throw Quilts
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Availability: Advance Orders Only. Please review the product description for complete details. Condition: New In Box
Features
Who can resist a perfectly coordinated and fun-filled fabric charm pack? Now make the most of your growing collection with projects designed with the charm pack lover in mind. Sew colorful and bright quilt projects, each using only one charm pack, one extra fabric, and a background fabric. All 18 projects come in two colorway options with easy to follow instructions and illustrations. Finished creations have multiple uses! Projects are perfectly sized for a baby or child, but also make for unique house decor as table toppers, wall hangings, or the perfect gift for friends and loved ones. Plus, you'll never need another excuse to keep buying those irresistibly fun charm packs!
C&T Publishing CT11380 A Field Guide Serger 101 10 Projects 40+ Techniques
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Features
Scared of the serger? Don’t be! From the best-selling A Field Guide series, this visual guide will help you get to know your serger from the inside out. Learn how to thread an overlocking sewing machine and achieve beautiful results with both basic and specialty stitches. Enhance your expertise working with an array of fabrics, from knits and wovens to sheers, and troubleshoot stitch issues with detailed how-tos. Bring ten fashion and home decor projects to life, from easy T-shirts and leggings to a market tote and elegant table decor. Whether you are breaking your serger out of the box, or looking to sharpen your skills, this comprehensive guide has everything you need to confidently create with your serger.
Watch your confidence emerge! The “everything” guide to serger sewing
Visual how-tos on choosing and using serger stitches: basic stitches, flatlocking, rolled hems, and coverstitching
Learn by doing as you sew cute mug rugs, knitwear, and more
95282: C&T Publishing CT11272 You and Your Sewing Machine Book 144 Pages
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Features
A Sewist’s Guide to Troubleshooting, Maintenance, Tips & Techniques. From the sewing machine whisperer comes this in-depth, visual guide to how a sewing machine works, how to keep it in good working order, and how to solve common problems.
Author: Bernie Tobisch.
144 pages.
You and Your Sewing Machine: A Field Guide by expert machine technique Bernie Tobisch. This 143-page instructional guide offers troubleshooting, maintenance, sewing tips, and techniques for sewists of any age. This must-have guide can be used with any brand and model sewing machine. Learn the difference between mechanical, electronic, and computerized sewing machines as well as what questions to ask when purchasing a new sewing machine. Learn the basics of caring for your machine so that it remains in good working order for years to come. Bernie Tobisch guides you through the uses of the most common presser feet. Build a better relationship with your sewing machine with You and Your Sewing Machine: A Field Guide.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
From the sewing machine whisperer comes this in-depth, visual guide to how a sewing machine works, how to keep it in good working order, and how to solve common problems. Learn what questions to ask when buying a new sewing machine, what sewing machine foot to use for different projects, what regular maintenance you need to perform, and more. Perfect for sewists and quilters of all levels, this friendly approach to learning about and troubleshooting YOUR sewing machine gives you the tools you need to sew and quilt with less frustration and better results!
You and Your Sewing Machine: A Field Guide by expert machine technique Bernie Tobisch. This 143-page instructional guide offers troubleshooting, maintenance, sewing tips, and techniques for sewists of any age. This must-have guide can be used with any brand and model sewing machine. Learn the difference between mechanical, electronic, and computerized sewing machines as well as what questions to ask when purchasing a new sewing machine. Learn the basics of caring for your machine so that it remains in good working order for years to come. Bernie Tobisch guides you through the uses of the most common presser feet. Learn how to sew and build a better relationship with your sewing machine with You and Your Sewing Machine: A Field Guide.
Contents:
Introduction
Getting to Know your Sewing Machine:
How a Stitch is Formed
Sewing Systems and Hook Types
Mechanical versus Electronic versus Comupterized
Sewing Machines Motors: AC vs DC
Needle Plates
Knee Lifters
Foot Controls: Rheostat vs Electronic
Bobbins: Cases and Sensors
Feed Dogs: Boxed vs Elliptical Feed / Dropping the Feed
Questions to Ask when Buying a New Sewing Machine:
Questions
Testing the Machine
Buying Online vs from a Dealer
Using the Right Foot:
Embroidery or Applique Foot
Walking Foot
Edge-Stitch Foot
Free Motion or Daring Foot
Cleaning and Lubricating:
The Lower Part of the Machine
The Upper Part of the Machine
Lubrication
Other Maintenance:
Firmware Updates
Mechanical Updates
Surge Protectore
A Few other Things
Tension in the Relationship:
Top Tension
Bottom (Bobbin) Tension
Tension Calibration and Adjustment
Things that might Affect Tension
It's Hardly Ever the Tension:
Smoothing Burrs on the Hook
Thread
Damage to the Bobbin Case
Incorrect Threading
Needle Plate Damage
Spool Pin Orientation
Bobbins
Needles, Threaders, and Automatic Thread Cutters:
Needles
Anatomy of a Needle
Important Relationships: Needle Sizes, Threads, Stitches
Choosing Needles by Quality or Price
When to Change Needles
Twin, Triple, and Hemstitch/Wing Needles
Machine Needle Threaders
Automatic Thread Cutters
Troubleshooting Thread Cutters
Presser Foot Pressure Adjustment:
Location of Adjustment
When to Adjust Pressure
Forward/Reverse Balance AdjustmentP:
Where is the Adjustment
When to Adjust
Buttonholes:
Buttonhole Systems
Troubleshooting Buttonholes
Making Great-Looking Buttonholes
98422: C&T Publishing CT11409 Sewing Machine Reference Tool, A Troubleshooting Guide Book to Loving Your Sewing Machine Again by Bernie Tobisch
Our Price: $19.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored.
Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 business days. Condition: New In Box
Features
Kick tension problems to the curb and say goodbye to presser foot problems! This pocket-size guide helps you troubleshoot your sewing machine on the go. Quickly fix issues with needles, threaders, buttonholes, tension, and more.
Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 business days.
Features
Eleanor has done it again with the Log Cabin Ruler by Quilt in a Day! She has put together a new ruler that makes cutting log cabin blocks a breeze! This special ruler makes Log Cabin Blocks in 6in and 12in finished sizes. The ruler is easy to read with clear bold markings. Stack up to four layers of fabric and cut the desired log of 1 1/8in for 6 inch blocks or 1 3/4in for 12 inch blocks. Frame lines are provided for center squares of 1 1/2in and 2 1/2in. You will love this ruler, it will soon become your favorite! **Quilt in a Day prohibits customers from selling on Amazon or to unauthorized third party sellers to resell on Amazon. Brewer customers who disregard this policy may have purchase orders or accounts terminated. **
Remove lint, dust and stray threads with The Cat Paw Lint Brush from Quilt in a Day. The fine bristles are designed to gently grab all the gunk and keep your machine running smoothly. Reach all the hard-to reach areas quickly. Compact design allows for easy and neat storage. Extend the life of your machine with The Cat Paw.
Dritz D904 Zoom Spout Oiler for Home and Industrial Sewing Machines Box of 6
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Features
For all sewing machines, sergers and general household use. Lubricates, cleans and prevents rust. Wipe off machine surface to prevent oil from spotting fabric.
Availability: Retail Store Only Condition: New In Box
Features
Sewing Machine Cleaning Brushes, assorted colors (yellow, pink & blue) in 25 pack. Micro tip for precise cleaning. Re-usable or discard after each usage.
Color: Yellow, Pink and Blue
Made of: Plastic
Use: Machine Cleaning Brushes
Included: 25 count per pack
Our Price: $5.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored.
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Features
Sewing Machine Cleaning Brushes, assorted colors ( yellow, Pink and Blue ) in 25 pack. Micro tip for precise cleaning. Re-usable or discard after each usage.
Our Price: $49.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored.
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Features
One liter of oil for industrial sewing machines and sergers
White Sewing Machine Oil
Colorless
Odorless
Stain Less Noticeable
Easy Cleanup
Extended US Warranty: 90 Days labor on defects in materials and workmanship.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
Our sewing machine oil works with all major brands of industrial sewing machines – including Juki, Singer, Brother and Consew. It works on heavy-duty industrial or personal machines and is:
· Colorless
· Odorless
· Easy to Clean Up
How To Add Oil To An Industrial Sewing Machine
Using the Reliable 3300SD single-needle sewing machine with direct drive, our technical manager here at Reliable will show you how to oil your industrial sewing machine and ensure it stays properly lubricated.
Our Price: $19.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored.
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Features
Convert any vacuum into a powerful micro vac and clean the smallest areas. Easily attaches to any vacuum hose. Clean computers, office machines, auto interiors, sewing machines, stereo and video equipment. - Alternative number 7625
Mini Vacuum Attachment Clean hard to reach areas with full vacuum power.Instead of blowing dirt and lint further into crevices, use these attachments to clean your sewing machine, serger, VCR, and computer keyboard. Includes special adaptor to attach to any vacuum hose, oval and round brushes, crevice tool, and two extensions
"Suck the lint and thread out of your sewing machine with these vacuum attachments, rather than blowing the lint back into the machine with canned air or air compressors." John Douthat, Owner & Tech
Convert any vacuum into a powerful micro vac and clean the smallest areas. Easily attaches to any,vacuum hose. Clean computers, office machines, auto interiors, sewing machines, stereo and video,equipment.
Now it is possible to convert your full-size vacuum cleaner into a micro-vacuum cleaner with the revolutionary patented Micro Vacuum Attachment Kit. The eight-piece kit comes with an adapter that connects these tools any vacuum. Cleaning dust from sensitive electronic equipment such as computers and keyboards, VCRs, CD and DVD players can be done with ease. Sewing machines, sergers, dollhouses, figurines and even delicate collectibles can be thoroughly cleaned, even studio, guitar equipment, and your favorite keyboards...
Features:
* Allows you to clean those places that were previously inaccessible with standard size vacuum cleaner attachments
* Comes with universal vented adapter, connector, 36" flexible hose, oval brush, round brush, crevice tool, straight & curved extension wands
* Anti-static plastic
Compare to Sewing machine hand vacuum cleaner by Riccar.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
Instead of blowing dirt and lint further into crevices, use these attachments to clean your sewing machine, serger, VCR, and computer keyboard. Includes special adaptor to attach to any vacuum hose, oval and round brushes, crevice tool, and two extensions.
Mini attachments for all vacuums
Attaches to any vacuum cleaner hose with the adaptor
Includes the following parts:
Curved extension pipe
Connector fitting
Straight extension pipe
Oval Brush
Round Brush
Crevice Tool
35" Flexible hose
7 Piece Micro-Attachment Set for All Brands of Vacuum Cleaners
Includes 35mm 1.25" Adaptor For Metric to Regular Sized Brands
Works With Miele Vacuums, Bosch, Sebo, Hoover, Eureka, Shark, Electrolux, Bissell, Dirt Devil, Fuller Brush and more.
Perfect for cleaning detailed areas such as cars and bookshelves
Our Price: $22.95 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored.
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Features
This classy and clever book has everything a beginner needs, plus it’s an essential reference guide for even the most experienced sewers. User-friendly instructions on how to make different kinds of seams, hems, fasteners and bindings, as well as when and why to use each kind. Sewers can find their perfect signature style with fanciful finishing techniques like ruffles, pleats, ribbons and appliqué. With illustrated guide to how a sewing machine works with troubleshooting tips. 7 chic projects include wearables and home décor.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
About Stitches and Pins:
With more than 50 years combined sewing experience between them, JoAnn and Corrie have seen a real need for a basic sewing primer, geared toward 8-16 year olds. As 4-H istructors and teachers, they have worked extensively with young and old, novice sewers, and assembled the 14 sewing lessons in Stitches and Pins based on a curriculum that has been honed and finessed through their years of teaching.
Because the sewing projects begin with the very basics, and then advance gradually to increasing complexity and skill, Stitches and Pins can be used with confidence by a non-sewing parent, and an older child could go through it independently. All necessary sewing patterns, girls sizes 8-16, are bound into the book and each of the 14 projects is a fun, practical item that any girl would be proud to use, wear, or give. 18" doll clothes patterns that match the projects in this book are also available.
Stitches and Pins is spiral bound and printed on coated, gloss paper. The sewing patterns are printed on one side only, and the sewing book is written in a way you will understand, with lots of illustrations to make using it successful.
Our Price: $19.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored.
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My First Sewing Books, by Winky Cherry, are packaged as kits with some of the materials for a first project. Along with the teaching manual and DVD, they offer a complete, thoroughly tested sewing program for children ages 5 to 11 who will learn patience, manners, creativity, completion and how to follow rules...all through the enjoyment of sewing. Each book follows a project from start to finish with clever rhymes and clear illustrations.
With a clear understanding of the concepts of sewing, and the skills developed through hand sewing and embroidery, children are now introduced to the sewing machine on an elementary level, substituting pictures for words, for repetition, and to help children who are learning to read. Rhymes and silly names for machine parts help children remember information and rules.
Children will learn about:
Seam allowances
Tapering
Snips
Clips
Stitching inside
Turing the shape outside
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A provocative look into the life of Isaac Merritt Singer, both his public glory and private controversy as one of America's industrialist icons in the 1800's. Hard Bound Book
Women, booze, illegitimate children, fraud, bigamy, 19th-century capitalism, and the emergence of an empire . . . . These words describe the life of Isaac Merritt Singer. Although widely regarded as the inventor of the sewing machine, Singer actually modified an existing machine and marketed it to an America eager for the new tools of the Machine Age. His genius was in the advertising, service with a smile, installment plans, and marketing gimmicks he used to get the sewing machine in homes and sweatshops all over the world. This fascinating and detailed biography provides an insightful and provocative look at the American entrepreneur, unraveling a complex web of personal ambition, fame, fortune, and the attainment of the American Dream. Illustrated.
The sewing machine was invented, or so he claimed, by Isaac Merritt Singer. In 1905 and 1906, long after his death, his eldest son, William Singer, retailed what he knew of Isaac’s life in a series of letters to his half-sister Winnaretta, by then Princesse de Polignac. Being thirty-one years older than Winnaretta, William had had considerably more acquaintance with their father. He was, however, rather reticent. ‘It would deeply interest you to know all his wonderful and very unusual history, but it better not be on paper. When we meet I will tell you if you wish,’ he wrote.
So begins the story of Isaac Singer and his wonderful sewing machine, his several wives, many mistresses and twenty-four children. Beginning on the semi-wild frontier of upstate New York, Singer’s story ends in a Torquay palace, taking in en route his canary-yellow coach with nursery compartment and orchestra, the invention of hire purchase and interchangeable parts, high(ish) life in New York and Paris, and Isadora Duncan …
‘Marvelous … That such a spectacular complex of history, mechanics, and human comedy should have gone so long without a chronicler is astonishing … A treasure’ – Eve Auchincloss, Washington Post
‘Thanks to Ruth Brandon’s brilliant book, surely the best by far to be written … about any capitalist entrepreneur or his enterprises, [Singer's] wonderful history is on paper at last.’ Alistair Forbes, Spectator
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Lint and dust remover for sewing machines. Leaves no film. 10 oz can. Cleans small, delicate, and tight areas such as computer and energized photographic equipment, circuits, and sewing machines. •Compact, portable source of ultra-clean gas for precision removal of particles. •Non-flammable; high pressure spray. •Safe to use on all electronic energized equipment
Canned Air for removing lint, dust and dirt from electronics, including sewing machines, keyboards, and computers. Straw included to extend nozzle for those hard to reach places. For both home and office use. Leaves no film. 10 oz. This is ORMD product. ORMD products are shipped ground freight only. Standard ORMD shipping procedures apply.
This item must ship Ground, and cannot be shipped Air, or outside of the continental USA
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Sprayway Clean Jet 100 is a compact portable source of ultra clean gas for precision removal of dirt, dust, lint and particulates. Model # 805 Features: Non-Flammable Duster Leaves No Residue Strong Air Blasts for Non-Moisture Cleaning of Parts and Equipment Ideal for: office and computer equipment; keyboards, circuits, electronic devices; etc. 10oz. can
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Precisely remove dust off bobbin casings, keyboards, electronics, and more
Ultra clean gas contains no ozone depleting chemicals
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Non-Flammable
Leaves no residue
Delivers up to 100 PSIA at 68 degrees-F
Pinpoint jet
10 oz.
Mfg: Sprayway
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Note: This product comes 12 per case.
DESCRIPTION: The No. 805 Clean Jet 100 is a portable source of ultra-clean gas for precision removal of dirt, dust, lint, and other particulates. This product is non-flammable, ultra-filtered dust remover with pinpoint jet accuracy delivering a blast of air up to 100 psi at 68̊ F and is guaranteed to leave no residue on any surface being cleaned.
USES: Use the Clean Jet 100 for cleaning small, delicate and tight areas found in office & computer equipment, circuits, electronic devices, audio/visual recording equipment, photo-graphic equipment, x-ray film and equipment, laboratory equipment, sewing machines and equipment and any other places that are hard to reach.
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Clear Mineral Oil Based Stainless Non Detergent Oil for Industrial Sewing Machines and Serger Oiler Refill, also Auto Oil Bath Lubrication Reservoirs in Oil Pan Under the Machine Head.
Dyno Lily White (ISO-22) low viscosity crystal clear oil is a highly refined consistent viscosity and non-detergent mineral oil.
Ideal for sewing and extile machinery and parts. Specially formulated for use in high speed sewing machines.
Colorless and stainless, Dyno Lily White oil inhibits rust and controls oxidation
Excellent for use in applications where the oil may come into contact with the fabric.
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SEW - LUBE OIL, Lily White Machine Oil #SO, Made in U.S.A.
Low viscosity, water white lubricating oil for sewing machines, textile machinery and parts. Excellent for use in applications where oil may come in contact with fabrics.
Caution: Consult Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) prior to use. Use in strict accordance with all information contained on MSDS.
Hazard Rating: Health - O (Insignificant) Fire - 1 (Slight), Reactivity 0, (Insignificant)
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1 U. S. Gallon (3.8 Liters). Dyno Chemicals and Lubricants
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How To Add Oil To An Industrial Sewing Machine
Using the Reliable 3300SD single-needle sewing machine with direct drive, our technical manager here at Reliable will show you how to oil your industrial sewing machine and ensure it stays properly lubricated.
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Clear Mineral Oil Based Stainless Non Detergent Oil for Industrial Sewing Machines and Serger Oiler Refill, also Auto Oil Bath Lubrication Reservoirs in Oil Pan Under the Machine Head.
Dyno Lily White (ISO-22) low viscosity crystal clear oil is a highly refined consistent viscosity and non-detergent mineral oil.
Ideal for sewing and extile machinery and parts. Specially formulated for use in high speed sewing machines.
Colorless and stainless, Dyno Lily White oil inhibits rust and controls oxidation
Excellent for use in applications where the oil may come into contact with the fabric.
Ships by Ground or ocean transport only. Considered Hazardous to ship by air.
SEW - LUBE OIL, Lily White Machine Oil #SO, Made in U.S.A.
Low viscosity, water white lubricating oil for sewing machines, textile machinery and parts. Excellent for use in applications where oil may come in contact with fabrics.
Caution: Consult Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) prior to use. Use in strict accordance with all information contained on MSDS.
Hazard Rating: Health - O (Insignificant) Fire - 1 (Slight), Reactivity 0, (Insignificant)
For Chemical Emergency: Spill, Leak, Fire Exposute or Accident - Call CHEMTREC - Day or Night 1 800-424-9300 or 202-483-7616.
Dyno Chemicals and Lubricants
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How To Add Oil To An Industrial Sewing Machine
Using the Reliable 3300SD single-needle sewing machine with direct drive, our technical manager here at Reliable will show you how to oil your industrial sewing machine and ensure it stays properly lubricated.
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Clear Mineral Oil Based Stainless Non Detergent Oil for Industrial Sewing Machines and Serger Oiler Refill, also Auto Oil Bath Lubrication Reservoirs in Oil Pan Under the Machine Head.
Dyno Lily White (ISO-22) low viscosity crystal clear oil is a highly refined consistent viscosity and non-detergent mineral oil.
Ideal for sewing and extile machinery and parts. Specially formulated for use in high speed sewing machines.
Colorless and stainless, Dyno Lily White oil inhibits rust and controls oxidation
Excellent for use in applications where the oil may come into contact with the fabric.
Ships by Ground or ocean transport only. Considered Hazardous to ship by air.
SEW - LUBE OIL, Lily White Machine Oil #SO, Made in U.S.A.
Low viscosity, water white lubricating oil for sewing machines, textile machinery and parts. Excellent for use in applications where oil may come in contact with fabrics.
Caution: Consult Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) prior to use. Use in strict accordance with all information contained on MSDS.
Hazard Rating: Health - O (Insignificant) Fire - 1 (Slight), Reactivity 0, (Insignificant)
For Chemical Emergency: Spill, Leak, Fire Exposute or Accident - Call CHEMTREC - Day or Night 1 800-424-9300 or 202-483-7616.
Dyno Chemicals and Lubricants
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How To Add Oil To An Industrial Sewing Machine
Using the Reliable 3300SD single-needle sewing machine with direct drive, our technical manager here at Reliable will show you how to oil your industrial sewing machine and ensure it stays properly lubricated.
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No need to get frustrated with your treadle sewing machine. Normally the old treadles no longer have instruction books with them, therefore it's up to the owner to try to figure things out. Even a basic thing like putting on a new belt is an impossible task when you don't know where to begin and what steps to take to get it in the right position and secured properly.
As a sewing machine repair person for over twenty five years, I’ve seen almost every problem that can happen with your home sewing machine.
I’ve seen women so frustrated with their new found treadle sewing machine that they were ready to set it aside for looks only, just because they couldn’t figure out how to use or operate it. Normally the old treadles no longer have instruction books with them, therefore it’s up to the owner to try to figure things out. Even a basic thing like putting on a new belt is an impossible task when you don’t know where to begin and what steps to take to get it in the right position and secured properly.
If you stop and think about it, the treadle machine is the machine all sewing machines of today were modeled after. The electric motor was added to take the place of the foot power of the treadle machines. The shuttle was changed from the bullet style to the present style of a small round flat shuttle directly under the feed dog and needle bar, etc.
I’ve had many requests to try to locate an instruction manual for treadle sewing machines, to no avail. After years of request after request for information on treadle sewing machines, I was finally talked into writing a book of general instruction for the treadle machine. Keep in mind that there are many different styles, brands and manufacturers of treadle sewing machines, and some are made in other countries. With that in mind, I could not include each of them specifically and cover the small differences they each may have, therefore this book is written in a “generic” style so that the information could be applied to any treadle machine.
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Your sewing machine is a wonderfully useful machine when working properly, a frustrating, confusing monster when it's not. Oddly, a vast majority of machines sent to repair shops for repairs, could be repaired at home with little or no technical knowledge.
The first thing to remember is not to panic! Don't let your frustration get in the way of your good sense. Depending on the type of problem you're having, the following suggestions may be of immediate help to you.
TENSION: As you change projects and start sewing on different weight materials, you should test stitch on a piece of scrap material of the same weight before beginning the actual project so you can adjust your upper tension to that particular fabric. As an example, if you're changing from a denim type fabric to a silky fabric, you would definitely want to make sure the tension is correct and the stitching looks right before you start to sew the garment.
To determine whether the upper tension is too tight or too loose for the fabric you're wanting to use, try the following test. Take a small scrap of the fabric, fold it, and stitch a line ON THE BIAS of the fabric, using different colors of thread in the bobbin and on top. Grasp the bias line of stitching between the thumb and the index finger. Space the hands about 3 inches apart and pull with an even, quick force until one thread breaks. If the broken thread is the color of the thread in the needle, it means that the upper tension is too tight. If the broken thread is the color of the bobbin thread, the upper tension is too loose. If both threads break together and take more force to break, it means that the tensions are balanced.
BOBBIN: The most probable cause of the lower thread breaking is an improperly wound bobbin. Regardless of where you wind the bobbin, inside the machine, on the top of the handwheel or on the front side near the hand wheel, the basic "bobbin" rules apply.
** Always start with an empty bobbin. Never wind one color over another color.
** Don't wind the bobbin so full that it would be tight and hard to insert into the bobbin case. Most machines have an automatic "shut off" when the bobbin gets full, but if yours does not, be careful not to fill it too full.
** Wind the bobbin evenly across and in level layers.
** Never mix different sizes of thread in the bobbin and on the spool, unless you're doing sewing machine embroidery or some specialty type of sewing. Using different weights of thread on the spool and in the bobbin for general sewing will cause ragged stitches as well as other stitching problems.
NEEDLE: Probably 25% of machine repair jobs I go out on, the only problem was that the needle was put in backwards. I know you're probably saying "I've been sewing most of my life and I know how to put the needle in the machine"; however many times a seamstress will get in a hurry and not give the needle a second thought when putting a new one in the machine. If your machine will not pick up the bottom thread or skips stitches badly, in most cases it's because the needle is in wrong.
Each sewing machine requires that the "flat" side of the needle be put in a specific way - facing the front, the back, etc., depending on your particular make and model. If you have a sewing machine that takes a needle that doesn't have a flat side, you'll notice that each needle has a groove in it where the thread lays as it penetrates the fabric. Depending on whether your machine shuttle system faces to the front or to the left, the groove of the needle will also face front or left.
MACHINE THREADING: An additional area to check for stitching problems is whether the sewing machine is threaded properly. Each machine has a certain sequence for threading, and it only takes one missed step in the sequence to cause your machine to skip stitches. If you're in doubt, take the top thread completely out and start all over again.
Many times it's the small things that cause frustration and loss of sewing time. Taking just a few minutes before starting a project to make sure everything is in order can save hours of "down" time, not to mention frayed nerves and the possibility of having to take the machine to the repair shop unnecessarily.
There never seems to be enough hours in the day to do all that we have to do. The last thing a sewer needs when she sits down at her sewing machine is to have everything go wrong! The needle breaks, thread jams in the bobbin area or keeps skipping stitches or a number of other frustrating problems that keep the project from being completed. These problems happen to the novice sewer as well as the seasoned pro, and while we would like to blame the sewing machine and perhaps "throw it out the window", there are measures the home sewer can take to correct most problems or even prevent them from happening in the first place.
The sewing machine needle is probably the number one cause of problems for sewers and crafters. This may sound silly, but the first thing to check when having stitching problems is whether the needle is in backwards. Oh, I know you're saying "I've been sewing most of my life and I know how to put the needle in the machine", but in about 25% of the sewing machine repair jobs I go out on, the only problem was that the needle was put in backwards. If your machine will not pick up the bottom thread or skips stitches badly, in most cases it's because your needle is in wrong.
Each sewing machine requires the "flat" side of the needle be put in a specific way - facing the front, the back, etc., depending on your particular make and model. Sewers in a hurry to get a project done may simply insert the needle and not pay attention to the position of the flat side, and immediately begin having problems. If by chance you have a sewing machine that takes a needle that doesn't have a flat side, you'll notice that each needle has a groove in it where the thread lays as it penetrates the fabric. Depending on whether your machine shuttle system faces to the front or to the left, the groove of the needle will also face front or left.
A needle that is dull, bent, or simply the wrong size or type can cause major sewing problems. Just because the needle "looks good" doesn't mean that it is good. A small "snag" on the tip of the needle can cause runs in the fabric, and even a slightly bent needle won't sew properly. A good rule of thumb would be to change the machine needle before each new project, and, because some fabrics and fabric finishes can increase wear on the needle, you may need to change the needle during the project if you notice stitching problems beginning to appear.
Always use the right size needle for the type of fabric you're sewing. I've seen sewers trying to sew denim with a fine lingerie type needle simply "because the needle was in the machine and still a good needle", and others trying to sew fine fabrics with needles that are much too large. A needle too fine for heavy fabric can bend or break when it hits the fabric, while too large a needle for the fabric can make puncture holes in the fabric and also cause the thread to pull unevenly while stitching. Do yourself a huge favor and check the machine needle before you begin any new project. The second thing to check is the thread itself. We have found that "cheap" thread is definitely not a bargain! The fibers of the "bargain" thread splits easily while you're sewing and can cause knotting of the thread, breakage of the thread and can also cause a build-up of lint in the bobbin area and along the thread line from the spool to the needle. If you hold a length of the bargain thread up to a light you can readily see the frayed edges and roughness of the thread. Stick to a good quality thread and you'll minimize the potential problems.
An additional area to check for stitching problems is whether the sewing machine is threaded properly. Each machine has a certain sequence for threading, and it only takes one missed step in the sequence to cause your machine to skip stitches. If you're in doubt, take the top thread completely out and start all over again.
Many times it's the small things that cause much frustration and loss of sewing time. Taking just a few minutes before starting a project to make sure everything is in order can save hours of "down" time, not to mention frayed nerves and the possibility of having to take the machine to a repair shop unnecessarily.
Reuben Doyle, a sewing machine repairman for over 25 years has written "Sewing Machine Repair for the Home Sewer" and "Serger Repair for the Home Sewer" for those who would like to end the frustration of interrupted sewing projects and unnecessary trips to the repair shop. Each book contains problem/solution scenarios, expert tips on maintaining your sewing machine or serger, and information that sewing machine repairs shops don't want you to know!
Old Style Treadle Sewing Machine with Spindle Bobbin - (How To). Here is an informative on a treadle sewing machine from Singer. Learn how to thread, load the bobbin and get going with these old-style classic sewing machines.
Tri Flow TF21010 Lubricant Sewing Machine Oiler Tube in Drip Bottle
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Tri-Flow® Superior Lubricant is the superior, light viscosity lube that allows for deep penetration into hard to reach moving parts. The drip bottle application, with a convenient straw, allows for deep penetration in hard to reach moving parts. High-grade petroleum oils provide optimum lubrication under extreme temperatures (-60 to 475°F) and humidity. Formulated solvents soften and remove dirt and contaminants, while special additives displace moisture and prevent rust and corrosion. Formulated with P.T.F.E.
Tri-Flow Wet Superior Lubricant- Penetrates and protects - formulated with P.T.F.E (aka -Teflon). 2 oz. squeeze bottle with convenient applicator tube/straw to reach to tough to get at spots. SHAKE WELL- to distribute micron-sized Teflon particles
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The unique zoom spout allows ease in oiling those hard to reach places. Flexible spout extends allowing an extra 14" length. Spout retracts for ease in storage. 4 oz
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AlbaChem BIG SHOT Dusting Spray, perfect for embroidery and other machinery, removes dirt, dust,and other debris from your machine
How to Clean Embroidery Machine Rotary Hooks with Alba Wash. Demonstration of cleaning and lubricating the rotary hook area of a Tajima Embroidery Machine using AlbaChem Alba Wash, Big Shot Canned Air and Alba-5 Lubricant for embroidery machines.
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AlbaChem BIG SHOT Dusting Spray, perfect for embroidery and other machinery, removes dirt, dust,and other debris from your machine
How to Clean Embroidery Machine Rotary Hooks with Alba Wash. Demonstration of cleaning and lubricating the rotary hook area of a Tajima Embroidery Machine using AlbaChem Alba Wash, Big Shot Canned Air and Alba-5 Lubricant for embroidery machines.
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AlbaChem ALBA WASH Hook Cleaner/Lubricant, perfect for embroidery and other machinery, removes, oil, grease, dirt, adhesives and other debris for the rotary hook area.
Prevents corrosion and rust. Keep your machinery clean and in good working order with Alba WASH.
How to Clean Embroidery Machine Rotary Hooks with Alba Wash. Demonstration of cleaning and lubricating the rotary hook area of a Tajima Embroidery Machine using AlbaChem Alba Wash, Big Shot Canned Air and Alba-5 Lubricant for embroidery machines.
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AlbaChem ALBA WASH Hook Cleaner/Lubricant, perfect for embroidery and other machinery, removes, oil, grease, dirt, adhesives and other debris for the rotary hook area.
Prevents corrosion and rust. Keep your machinery clean and in good working order with Alba WASH.
How to Clean Embroidery Machine Rotary Hooks with Alba Wash. Demonstration of cleaning and lubricating the rotary hook area of a Tajima Embroidery Machine using AlbaChem Alba Wash, Big Shot Canned Air and Alba-5 Lubricant for embroidery machines.
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AlbaChem ALBA WASH Hook Cleaner/Lubricant, perfect for embroidery and other machinery, removes, oil, grease, dirt, adhesives and other debris for the rotary hook area.
Prevents corrosion and rust. Keep your machinery clean and in good working order with Alba WASH.
How to Clean Embroidery Machine Rotary Hooks with Alba Wash. Demonstration of cleaning and lubricating the rotary hook area of a Tajima Embroidery Machine using AlbaChem Alba Wash, Big Shot Canned Air and Alba-5 Lubricant for embroidery machines.