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19 PRESSURE ADJUSTMENTS • To decrease pressure, turn thumb screw to the right. • To increase pressure, turn thumb screw to the left. Decrease Increase • Smooth, even handling of several thicknesses of fabric results when pressure is correctly regulated. • Surface finish, as well as the weight and texture of the fabric, must be considered in determining the amount of pressure needed. • Adjustment of the thumb screw regulates the amount of pressure exerted on the material while it is being stitched. • Too light a pressure will result in irregular feeding which affects both quality of stitch and evenness of seams. • Too heavy a pressure not only affects stitch and seam quality but will mar smooth surfaces and pile fabrics.
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19
PRESSURE
ADJUSTMENTS
•
To
decrease
pressure,
turn
thumb
screw
to
the
right.
•
To
increase
pressure,
turn
thumb
screw
to
the
left.
Decrease
Increase
•
Smooth,
even
handling
of
several
thicknesses
of
fabric
results
when
pressure
is
correctly
regulated.
•
Surface
fi
nish,
as
well
as
the
weight
and
texture
of
the
fabric,
must
be
considered
in
determining
the
amount
of
pressure
needed.
•
Adjustment
of
the
thumb
screw
regulates
the
amount
of
pressure
exerted
on
the
material
while
it
is
being
stitched.
•
Too
light
a
pressure
will
result
in
irregular
feeding
which
affects
both
quality
of
stitch
and
evenness
of
seams.
•
Too
heavy
a
pressure
not
only
affects
stitch
and
seam
quality
but
will
mar
smooth
surfaces
and
pile
fabrics.