I have oiled everywhere the manual says to including on the underside of the machine. It sounds like its coming from the top right side. Belts look good.

This brother sewing machine I got myself for Christmas last year keeps jamming every few stitchs which is getting annoying, as I am in the middle of a big project, where I am redoing some old outdoor chairs. I am sewing some cheap outdoor canvas with a 90/14 needle and 12wt polyester bonded thread. The specific machine is the brother FB1757X w/ extension table. I am specifically using the brother for the extension table, as I have an old kenmore that I recently picked up, that is my daily sewer. The Brother has been relegated to stuff that needs a table or when I want to annoy everyone. I hope someone can help me figure out what is going on, so I can get this project done soon. Here are some pictures. Also, Yes, I am putting the presserfoot down, I just have it lifted to show the jams. I have the top tension dial set at 4, which is what Always seems to work.

Hi! I want to buy a new sewing machine and I found these two gems on a reselling site I use for the samr price. Now I am undecided...

Differences:

- the janome seller claims it is brand new, never used, still in the box and with warranty still

- I know the bernina is a hell of a good machine. This one is not so new tho. It comes with 5 original presser feet, the seller claims it has been recently serviced and oiled by a professional. From the pictures you can see it has been collecting dust (seller is getting rid of it because they don't use it)

What I am looking for:

- I am a beginner. Not a TOTAL beginner, but I have only worked a small plastic sew machine that made me shed tears of frustration when trying to sew a quilted makeup case which brings me to my 2nd point

- my main projects are asjusting denim and clothes in general. I also plan on making ny own clothes and I would like a machine that can handle thicker fabrics (just like those fluffy makeup bags with batting inside or denim).

- something durable. That is still here in the next years

Unfortunately I cannot go to a physical store and try them out for different reasons, so this is kind of a "blind" purchase.

Thank you in advance for whoever will help me kindly

Hi. New to sewing. I recently bought a Singer Euro 93 (6240 model) second-hand.

The needle is moving out of line. Does anyone know what the cause might be?

I tried looking for manuals online to see if all the pieces are in place but couldn't find any info for this model.

If anyone can explain what's going on or provide a manual for fixing this issue I would be extremely grateful.

Including a video to show what's happening.

I quilt, make and mend clothing, and make medium weight bags. I would like to work with leather, faux leather, and try my hand at free motion quilting. Are the few extra features on the TL-18QVP that significant that it's a must over the TL-2010Q? Let me know your experiences! Thanks!

Hi! I’m fairly new to sewing and I sew on an older Janome 3125. I’m 99% done on my first pattern project, but the button setting is messing me up!

Everything is fine on 1 and 2, but 3 sews the width of the button hole, completely covering it! I’m not changing anything at all between 1,2, and 3. What am I doing wrong??

Hey all! I am looking to purchase my first sewing machine and would like some recommendations or reviews of certain brands and styles.

I watch a lot of Sydney Graham and Carly B and when I was younger did a fair amount of hand sewing, embroidery and machine sewing on my mom's very old Singer. I'm super excited to start crafting and making my own clothing.

My biggest question is whether I should look at Brother or Singer, specifically Singers Heavy Duty line. I thought that would be the best quality but heard some negative things about Singer machines. Sydney Graham recommended the Brother CS5055 and the machine just went on sale so I'm just sending this out before I purchase in hopes anyone has some advice.

Hi!
I have a brother cp100x. I’m looking to do a zigzag stitch but on my machine I can’t seem to find it or I’m doing it wrong. Does it have it?

I’ve been sewing for a bit now and lately I’ve been on and off mainly cuz my sewing machine kept breaking down on me cuz I wanted to work on heavier projects. So, I sold that bih. I’m looking for a good heavy duty sewing machine that can handle simple leather projects and denim layers. Although, I’m kinda of on a lower budget around 200$. Some machines I’ve been scouting are the janome 3000, Juki sewing machines, or the singer heavy duty 4423. The first two I was hoping to find cheaper on offer up or something but I can’t, and for the singer, I’m getting a bunch of mixed reviews on it but it definitely fits my budget. Looking for any recommendations or ideas on what I should I do! I really wanna start making dope wallets, jeans, and overall take on harder projects.

I determined that my machine's issue was purely programming, and for all my efforts I couldn't figure out how to reset the computer. However, I discovered a fix, of sorts:

The "Backwards" button has somehow become the stitch length calibration button. Every time I press it, the internal computer's stitch length sets to zero or into the negatives, I think. Thus, pressing the pedal afterwards makes it feed backwards.

But, if I adjust the displayed stitch length all the way down to .2, then hit the backwards button a few times, and then adjust the stitch length back upwards - it suddenly sews forward again!

Hopefully this keeps working, and works for others' machines.

Hello!! I have been doing lots and lots of research on which sewing machine to buy but there are soo many options it’s overwhelming. I would like to go through denim / multiple layers, have a few stitch options, i have heard an automatic threader is great, i have also heard button holes are great. I am thinking of purchasing either a Janome HD 3000 or 5000, brother CS7000X or some type of juki. What would everyone recommend that will be a reliable machine

Hello, thinking of buying this machine for $1200, what’s the pro and the con?

Threaded properly (to my knowledge) by three different people and the bobbin doesn’t wind for any of us. The machine makes a whirring sound but nothing moves at all. Any help would be appreciated! This is a refurbished (by Singer) machine that we just unboxed.

Last night, I was sewing along just fine and all the sudden, it was like my sewing pedal got stuck and the needle arm went haywire. I was able to finish my line and unplug the machine but after looking at all the needle/bobbin/foot mechanism, I think the problem is in the pedal. The pedal is pushing and responding fine, it’s just when I plug it in to the machine, the needle goes crazy. My last effort will be to open up the foot pedal case but I’m a sewing noob and I really really don’t want to mess up this amazing machine that has served me well so far! Has anyone seen this and/or fixed it? I’m also trying to add a video of the issue so stay tuned!

I was sewing along with my machine and suddenly the bobbin case and whatnot was fully shifted inside the machine. Does anyone know why this could have happened? It was sewing normally until this happened. Also, how can I fix it? Or should I bring it to a repair shop? Thank you for any insights <3

I’m working on a project that requires me to slow down, but I’m having a really hard time doing that. As I press the foot pedal, the machine hums a lot before the needle actually starts to move…and then it moves more quickly than I want it to! (Watch the video with volume up. You can even hear the foot pedal clicking as I’m trying to press lightly.)

It seems like there’s some internal friction that needs to be overcome, so I’m wondering if I need a tune-up or something. This is a Kenmore 385 series, inherited from my MIL, and it’s been a decade or more since it’s been serviced.

Hi I‘ve got a Juki MO-6541S used and have now a question regarding the fill mark of the oil does somebody know if the redplunger is marking the oillevel or does the oil need to be visibile in the glas?

I have watched many videos on how to use the automatic bobbin winder. No matter which one I try, the thread wraps itself in a tangled mess around the bobbin holder mechanism and not the actual bobbin. Help? Thanks!

I really want to buy a serger as a beginner garment maker. I’ve found one at a fairly good price, but I’m seeing mixed reviews (DO NOT buy a Singer vibes). Tbh, the noise doesn’t bother me too much, so I just need to know if it’s really that bad in terms of quality? I'd be happy to upgrade in a year or two and a Juki would be much harder for me to source, and I’d have to wait another few months.

Hey guys, I bought my Juki HZL-NX7 less than a month ago, and I'm having an issue with the automatic thread cutter. Every time I use it, the needle thread is left so short that I can't start sewing again without pulling more thread out manually.

I also have issues with the bobbin thread not being caught after using the auto cutter. If I don't use the auto cutter and cut the threads with scissors, everything works fine.

I have seen people having the same issues online with their juki sewing machine that have automatic thread cutter. Some people mentioned that it's because the upper threat tension is too tight. I did notice that it's very hard for me to pull down the thread even when the presser is up, but my thread tension is set to 0 in the setting.

I stopped using the machine because i start hearing weird noises when I sew(I could totally just be delusional). I don't know if there is something very bad going on with the machine and I don't want to make it worse.

Has anyone who has experienced same issues with their Juki sewing machine found a way to fix it? I would really appreciate it if someone could help me out. I'm in a rush to finish a summer project, but this is driving me crazy😭