Singer "Famous" Buttonholer Models C and D — Parts list

REMARKS
‘The attachment, when properly adjusted for bight, cutting
apace, number of stitches and length of buttonhole, wives correct

Fnotion to Koods, but tensions of threads must be right, to get
best routs

‘A Iithlo practice enables any operator to get tensions and
aajustments’ best suited to any) certain work. "The tensions of
ome machines can be adjusted to make purl or whip stiten
buttonholes. Other machines will make only one kind.

Tt te very important that the goods be held firmly ander the
cloth clamp No, 27. Surface of feed cover must be level with
the bed of machine after being fastenod, and

must come down fist on the feed cover, ao that every tooth may
take old. All thin feed covers! can te easily Dent in the narrow
part, between gauge screw and beedle holes and the front prongs
bf bottom elide, No, 28 (see prlco lists of parts) ean be sprung
sllghyly Up oF down. Ae a test, put a single thi ‘of muslin
‘under the clamp and pull in different directiongagwhers

throat plates aro used, the only adjustment necessary
‘vend the front prongs of bottom side slightly. All tho parts are
‘adjusted before leaving factory, but stall variations In machines
Sometimes cocur which may make small readjustments neces-
sary. t

‘The attachment is made a ‘Acker by moving screw C to rear
end of aot. Number of altel, leputh and bight of tack are
fjustable the tame ae for Bultontoles,

Use only good thread. Keep attachment well olled with best
ofl only. Ol olutch and all bearing surfaces, putting ofl in

grooves ‘and on sides of cams, IIlustrated ‘price lists of parts
fre enclosed with each attachment,

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SOUD BY

INGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
Incorporated. ’

Cover feed of machine with
tuchmeat, According foe
cover is fastened by special fat

ot, OF by aheont pl

‘of machine, the teed

igalige screw, furnishes

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Aasuaatchment an spn small cot agen itn te
tength of tachment &¢ Hgbpancee Lo Tenet Ge bea oe mes
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Siegned aver of etachagis vor nsaie
‘esr chine, aa

Shnegiinats sooner

enough on presser bar so that
placed: under cloth clamp, and
np will come down firmiy on
psised und lowered the same at
feome down on goods quickly #0
goods to give firm hold. Have
Spring for cloth clamp to hold

Sot a0 high but that loth
fonds, the attachment bel
Dresser toot. Tet ntiachi

Ai tovdrtve teat of lam

Shoah ons on recon 1
foots frm: miore than thi

Sheen i

r mit B, at attachment,

jonholes, loosen small cet screw
‘at right centre, and turn A to
jain position of A, thegattachment

of stitehes in the Tongest, as in the
‘tehes when

ror loosen nut D and move
tow Fe bight is needed for loose or
thin goods,

__ For greater cutis “nut © and push toward tront
ot light reduces the cutting space,
ha iid be increased of-reduoed together. The bight
nd eat ‘showid be vtrfed according to the tensions of

thread and the thickness and firfiness of goods,

Make tensions right to glvo perfect stitch; adjust bight as
wanted, andthe 's0 that there ts just
: yout cutting threads. Too
"-mitich cutting space makes ragge! looking buttonholes.

any point by moving cloth
Uhumb serew Bat aide

s abiained by starting at one
| for two oF three stitches

For purt Duttonhotes, make (}p tension very tight ana shut-
tie tension loose, to drav lock off ttitch to top af goods. If fine
Uhread or silk ie pat into shuttle, [may te unnecessary to loosen
in. For alk, purl whe Muay de used only in shuttle
m thread above. fae upper thread should be she
far 40 oF No. 50. Finelsik or thread in shuttle makes
rettist purl fe j
For whip-stitch holes, use
and loosen top tension to dray
Dittonhole, tise about the
Chrend, simiow top Se very. fn
thread’ "Pine top thread ‘mak
holes. Any’ breaking of needle
by too loose onjfo0 tight top tenshon.
hread may
of feed cover
Spring necdle,

mut ordinary shuttle tension
lock of stitch to underside of
number of top and under
‘which case use heavier under
est whip stitch button

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