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New Home Hand — User manual
User manual for New Home Hand. 10 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- New Home
- Model / document
- New Home Hand
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 10
- File size
- 0.8 MB
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- Sewing machines
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INSTRUCTIONS eetenneesonsesendy i} FOR OPERATING THIS aS BEN i Sewing Machine. reaseess MANUFACTURED BY The New Home Sewing Machine Co., | Main Office and Manutactories, ORANGE, MASS., U.S.A. N. Y. City & Export Salesroom, 45 East 17th St, (Union Square North.)View original page 2
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': 105, Throat Plate, coarse; 150, Oil Can, fi11ed; 154 i.:
! Quilter; 66, Six Bobbins, one of which is filled ready = for use in shuttle ; 151 Hemmer and Feller, Package I!,, ~!
•: of Assorted Needles, I!'
INSTRUCTIONS i! ~
FOR USING THE i FOOT HEMMER AND FELLER, :!
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1:' ,, ~ : Raise the needle to its highe:st point and raise the ; I~ ! presser foot to its first lift by kr:-:.:::g t::e l{:er to t:ie Ii
right. Loosen the nut A, take off the presser foot and •
replace with the Hemmer. Set same to i~s right place : ~ and fasten nut A by turning to the left. Raise the 1:= presser bar by turning the presser foot lifter to the I:
right, and pass the edge of the cloth into the hemmer '!
in the manner shown in the illus!:ration, drawmg rt :
through the hemmer as far as the needle hole, in order !I== that the feed may at once catch the cloth. Then let !
the hemmer down upon the feed surface, and operate :,,:= the machine as usual. Should the goods begin to ! run out of the he~mer, carry them to the Right; !
should too much run mto the hemmer carry the goods :
to the Left. About one-fourth of an inch in width !
is as much of the goods as is usually required to :
form a perfect hem. If the stitch takes the hem ~l
!= Right.too far fromIf, onthetheedge,contrary,turn thethe hemmerstitch doesa littlenottocatchthe :,: the edge of the hem, turn the hemmer a little to the :
left. ~IView original page 8From the ISMACS International. Original publisher and archive notices are retained.
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