Bernina 740 Manual - Page 43

Bernina 740 Manual

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As soon as the wished for length of the edge is reached, move the zigzag lever I8 with a vigorous movement against stop II i At,' fig. 571. and because only a few stitches are necessary for sewing the fastening ends, mace the zigzag lever 18 corresponding to the sewing speed so to say immediately Imre more to stop I see fig. 681 and press it against said stop. As soon as the second. righthaml edge has reached the length of the first, lefthand one, except for a few stitches, move the zigzag lever IS again towards stop II, and since here too only a few stitcher are required for the fastening of the second edge. move the zigzag lever immediately quite to the right, in accordance with the sewing speed, i.e. beyond stop I. by drawing the zigzag lever I8 towards you. i.e. to the front (see fig. 69 and frOr. Regulating the closeness of stitches The Bernina sewing machines, models 740, respectively 741 and 742. are provided with a patented device by means of which the closeness of the stitches can be changed when sewing buttonholes or working the satin stitch. according to the material being stitched and the sewing thread. This change is operated with the aid of the stitch regulating knob 2:1 fitted with a scale numbered from one to five. According to the kind of fabric to be stitched, finer, medium, or stronger ones. or even tricot, the feed of the fabric will differ when sewing buttonhole edges. The stronger and softer the material, the more the favorit feed should be increased. This change takes place by turning regulation knob 23. This regulating knob is equipped with numbers equivalent to those of the fixed wale on the machine stand itself. If number I is placed opposite the fixed scale, it means that the smallest feed has been chosen for the buttonhole edge. Turning said regulation bob to the left, the numbers will be higher and the feed is thereby increased, as regards the fabric used for Ibis operation. That means that hereby for every kind of fabric the corresponding closeness of stitches can be chosen at will_ The name adjustment which has been chosen for making the edges of the buttonholes is valid too for ornamental stitch with the same kinds of fabric.

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As
soon
as
the
wished
for
length
of
the
edge
is
reached,
move
the
zigzag
lever
I8
with
a
vigorous
movement
against
stop
II
i
At,'
fig.
571.
and
because
only
a
few
stitches
are
necessary
for
sewing
the
fastening
ends,
mace
the
zigzag
lever
18
correspond-
ing
to
the
sewing
speed
so
to
say
immediately
Imre
more
to
stop
I
see
fig.
681
and
press
it
against
said
stop.
As
soon
as
the
second.
righthaml
edge
has
reached
the
length
of
the
first,
lefthand
one,
except
for
a
few
stitches,
move
the
zigzag
lever
IS
again
towards
stop
II,
and
since
here
too
only
a
few
stitcher
are
required
for
the
fastening
of
the
second
edge.
move
the
zigzag
lever
immediately
quite
to
the
right,
in
accordance
with
the
sewing
speed,
i.e.
beyond
stop
I.
by
drawing
the
zigzag
lever
I8
towards
you.
i.e.
to
the
front
(see
fig.
69
and
frOr.
Regulating
the
closeness
of
stitches
The
Bernina
sewing
machines,
models
740,
respecti-
vely
741
and
742.
are
provided
with
a
patented
de-
vice
by
means
of
which
the
closeness
of
the
stitches
can
be
changed
when
sewing
buttonholes
or
working
the
satin
stitch.
according
to
the
material
being
stitched
and
the
sewing
thread.
This
change
is
operated
with
the
aid
of
the
stitch
regulating
knob
2:1
fitted
with
a
scale
numbered
from
one
to
five.
According
to
the
kind
of
fabric
to
be
stitched,
finer,
medium,
or
stronger
ones.
or
even
tricot,
the
feed
of
the
fabric
will
differ
when
sewing
buttonhole
edges.
The
stronger
and
softer
the
material,
the
more
the
favorit
feed
should
be
increased.
This
change
takes
place
by
turning
re
gulation
knob
23.
This
regulating
knob
is
equipped
with
numbers
equivalent
to
those
of
the
fixed
wale
on
the
machine
stand
itself.
If
number
I
is
placed
opposite
the
fixed
scale,
it
means
that
the
smallest
feed
has
been
chosen
for
the
buttonhole
edge.
Turning
said
regulation
bob
to
the
left,
the
numbers
will
be
higher
and
the
feed
is
thereby
increased,
as
regards
the
fabric
used
for
Ibis
operation.
That
means
that
hereby
for
every
kind
of
fabric
the
corresponding
closeness
of
stitches
can
be
chosen
at
will_
The
name
adjustment
which
has
been
chosen
for
making
the
edges
of
the
buttonholes
is
valid
too
for
ornamental
stitch
with
the
same
kinds
of
fabric.