Ann Catelli wrote:
Now, my main sewing machine is a 1951 cast iron Singer
monstrosity, but has run fine for 20 years in my
ownership. This machine finds the staple end of
Gutermann three and four and five times in a spool!
Whereas good ol' Coats & Clark runs just fine.
Likewise with my 20 year old Kenmore sewing machine.
So, try sewing on your new machine with Gutermann, and
if your machine sews poorly with it, even with
different needles & such, try the recommended brand
and see if it's an improvement.
Good advice. Sewing machines seem prosaic, but they're really quite
precise power tools; they have to have good engineering to handle such a
thin thing (thread). Sounds like some of the supercilious repair
people need to remember it's science, not black magic!
cv
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