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Settling the needle Use only aysteen ISO needles. Needles with blunt points or bent needless should never be employed. Turn handwheel 15 towards you, until the needle bar is at its highmt. Hold nedle between thumb and forefinger of the left hand, so that the long groove faros yore The flattneed end of the needle shank must therefore be at the rear. Now loosen the needle bolder screw byturning it to the left and insert the needle until it striker; above. Then retighten needle holder screw by turning It to the right. It is important that the needle should be pushed right up to the needle stop and be firmly clamped by the needle holder screw. Correct needle end thread selection System 130 needles should be used exclusively on the Rerninn-Favorite, model 7O and model 741, as also on model 742. In order to obtain good results. use only first class needlm, as also high-grade thread. First select the thread suitable for the intended work and then the needle to accommodate the thread. consulting to this intent the table hereafter. Needle and Thread The relation between needle and thread is correct if the thread, when placed in the long needle groove. fills this latter well and can be freely moved to and fro. For Sewing the usual needle siVII are no. 80. 90 and 100, whereas for darning use needles of the sixe_s no. 70 and se. Needle and thread table Neatly:infests LP+ Nadia Saw. 60 70 80 90 100 sit.pte (mils's., I 70-100 5040 40-60 20-80 1Arcod Ulnae now/ Itoslagen l'areplY 170-200 70-140 50-70 30-40 f.0-100 50-110 3040 Thread suitable for sewing and darning For plain Fblob eming: No. 60 90. Throe and six-ply, unglazed For darning: No. 50 80, two-ply For zigzag sewing: No. 60-90, three-ply only Fur ornamental atiteheo: No. 30 and 40, two-ply 13

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Settling
the
needle
Use
only
aysteen
ISO
needles.
Needles
with
blunt
points
or
bent
needless
should
never
be
employed.
Turn
handwheel
15
towards
you,
until
the
needle
bar
is
at
its
highmt.
Hold
nedle
between
thumb
and
forefinger
of
the
left
hand,
so
that
the
long
groove
faros
yore
The
flat-
tneed
end
of
the
needle
shank
must
therefore
be
at
the
rear.
Now
loosen
the
needle
bolder
screw
by
-
turning
it
to
the
left
and
insert
the
needle
until
it
striker;
above.
Then
retighten
needle
holder
screw
by
turning
It
to
the
right.
It
is
important
that
the
needle
should
be
pushed
right
up
to
the
needle
stop
and
be
firmly
clamped
by
the
needle
holder
screw.
Correct
needle
end
thread
selection
System
130
needles
should
be
used
exclusively
on
the
Rerninn-Favorite,
model
7O
and
model
741,
as
also
on
model
742.
In
order
to
obtain
good
results.
use
only
first
class
needlm,
as
also
high-grade
thread.
First
select
the
thread
suitable
for
the
intended
work
and
then
the
needle
to
accommodate
the
thread.
con-
sulting
to
this
intent
the
table
hereafter.
Needle and Thread
The
relation
between
needle
and
thread
is
correct
if
the
thread,
when
placed
in
the
long
needle
groove.
fills
this
latter
well
and
can
be
freely
moved
to
and
fro.
For
Sewing
the
usual
needle
si
VII
are
no.
80.
90
and
100,
whereas
for
darning
use
needles
of
the
sixe_s
no.
70
and
se.
Needle
and
thread
table
Neatly:infests
LP+
1Arcod
Ulnae
now/
Nadia
Saw.
sit.pte
l'areplY
(mils's.,
I
Itoslagen
60
170-200
f.0-100
70
70-100
70-140
50-110
80
5040
50-70
3040
90
40-60
30-40
100
20-80
Thread
suitable
for
sewing
and
darning
For
plain
Fblob
eming:
No.
60
90.
Throe
and
six
-ply,
unglazed
For
darning:
No.
50
80,
two-ply
For
zigzag
sewing:
No.
60-90,
three-ply
only
Fur
ornamental
atiteheo:
No.
30
and
40,
two-ply
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