The new Sew AdjusTable s are made with a removeable back adjuster allowing the table to be used in an L-shape configuration. This ensures a good fit on extra wide or deep machines and no matter which size table you purchase it will still fit your machine in front and to the left of the sewing bed to support your fabric where you need it most.

The serger should be cleaned after each project is completed. If you are working on a large project that creates a lot of lint build up, you may need to clean the machine a couple of times while working on the item. You can clean the serger yourself by using an air compressor, your vacuum cleaner, or your hair dryer set on cool. Problems that can occur if a machine is not cleaned on a regular basis are: inconsistent stitching, a noisy machine, and improper feeding.

See detailed threading guide: 3/4-thread serger; (Guides for 2/3/4-thread serger and 2/3/4/5-thread serger coming soon.) A jammed machine is caused by thread being caught in the hook. Remove the upper thread and bobbin case, turn the handwheel backward and forward by hand and remove any thread in the bobbin case area. Check to see that lint or oil has not collected on the hook or needle bar. Always use a good quality sewing machine oil.

The largest table will accommodate 6 people; we ask that larger groups be aware that they may be seated at more than one table.

Yes and No. Chairs with arms will generally not fit under the table. Chairs without arms (side chairs) will slide under any table.

I recently purchased a Baby Lock serger. The manual instructions say to oil the serger, but does not give any diagram indicating where to oil it.

Thomas Ferguson stock sizes fit standard size tables. If you require a custom size tablecloth please contact us. We will be pleased to help. a rule of thumb, 30cm (12 inches) should be allowed for drape at each side and end, meaning that a tablecloth should ideally be 60cm (24 inches) wider and longer than the corresponding table. To help with the calculation please see the Thomas Ferguson Tablecloth Size Calculator. This calculator does not take natural shrinkage into account.

NO! Absolutely not! Just a sewing machine (see question 2). Sergers cut and sew at the same time, if you used it for appliqué, you would be left with a shredded pile of scraps! Also, sergers do not turn tight corners very well.

I do have a serger. I have a Babylock Imagine and I can't imagine ever being without it. Do you need one? Well... this really deserves it's own blog post, it's such a big subject. The short answer is no. But if you do a lot of garment sewing, especially clothes that get a lot of washing (like for kids) it's a wonderful investment. It finishes your seams, so there is no fraying, and also trims and sews at the same time. I could really say a lot about this, and I will at some point.

J.R. will stop Mid-match actions but cannot stop the use of Pre-match cards used as Mid-match actions because J.R. specifically says it affects Action CARDS, not cards that simulate Actions.

It depends on the type of trip you want to take. To give you an indication of the difficulty of our trips we have graded into five categories. Some trips are classified as strenuous and should only be undertaken by those with plenty of experience and an above average level of fitness. However, the vast majority of our tours are well within the capability of any healthy individual leading a normal, active life.

Outside Corners: Stitch to the end of the corner edge, but not beyond. Stop with the needles up and raise the presser foot. With tweezers pull approximately 1/4" of slack thread above the needles. The slack will allow the fabric to be pulled slightly to the back, clearing stitches from the stitch fingers. Turn the fabric, aligning the new edge with the edge of the needle plate. Remove any slack from the needle threads. Lower the foot and continue sewing.

Before you buy make sure your monitor will fit inside the system. The interior measurements are: 22 1/2 inches (L) by 18 1/2 inches (W). This fits 17, 19, most 20 and some 21 inch monitors. The table features an adjustable shelf system to fit most monitor depths.

The cocktail cabinet fits most mini-tower systems. Generally the case should be 18 inches tall and 20 inches deep (or smaller) to fit properly inside the cabinet. The case will need to be placed on its side.

The Exaktor blade cover can be attached to either the right or left-hand end, or back edge, of a saw table up to 35" high. The telescopic boom is adjustable to accommodate the saw's rip fence being up to 70" from the saw blade. The guard basket can be adjusted forward and backward to accommodate saw tables with different depths. Where floor space is not available the vertical mast can be upended and hung from above the table saw.

Your Stiga game comes with a full warranty. Any product that is found to be defective from the factory will be repaired or replaced by Stiga, at their discretion.

Sergers equipped with differential feed have two feed dogs, one in the front and one in the back. When the differential feed is set at N the front feed dog will feed the fabric at the same rate as the back feed dog. When the differential feed is set at 1.3 to 2 the front feed dog will feed more fabric than the back . This is because the front feed dog moves a greater distance than the back feed dog.

When sewing on polar fleece, you will need to adjust the stitch length 3-4. Set the stitch width at 7.5mm. Loosen the pressure on the foot according to the instruction book. Set the differential feed at the lowest setting 0.6 or 0.7. If serging a coat or top you will need to stabilize the shoulder seam. To do this, place tape into the tape sewing guide. Sew tape to shoulder seam to prevent stretching. Have fun constructing your project!

To create a spaghetti strap on a serger set it up to a narrow rolled hemstitch. Begin sewing a chain 5" to 10" longer than the length of the strap. Bring the chain around the left of the presser foot and to the front of the machine. Fold the fabric around the thread chain. Line up the fold with the left edge of the presser foot and sew. Be sure the thread chain stays within the fold. The cutting blades will trim away the excess fabric width.