Sorry-forgot about this thread (no pun intended). The Sailrite bonded thread does very well, I have never had a thread problem. I think the bonding helps lubricate the thread at higher speeds...
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Sorry-forgot about this thread (no pun intended). The Sailrite bonded thread does very well, I have never had a thread problem. I think the bonding helps lubricate the thread at higher speeds...
Many home machines will not accept a #18 needle, so V92 is out. It's also a little finnicky to get tension right if your machine's tension disks are not set up to handle larger thread. If your...
www.sailrite.com A bit pricey, but excellent customer service and quality of products.
Their Dabond is really good. V30 was only available in white the last time I purchased it. V46 will likely...
I think those fuzzies are the reason a lot of folks think they need sewing machine tuneups. Whenever my wifes machine acts up, I change the needle. If that doesn't work, I clean it, which almost...
Yep. kite sewing 101. I've seen some other sites that I didn't book mark with some info, but most of what I needed was on the kitesewing 101.
If I didn't have a litte experience sewing other...
That sounds a little counter intuitive. Usually ball points are used for loose weaves in fabrics so you separate the fabric instead of cutting through it as "Rev" mentioned. If it's working, keep...
First a little about my experience. I make sail covers and outdoor stuff out of sunbrella, about 9oz per yard. Additionally, I repair sails and am in the process of making my first. Doing this...