How are the loopers threaded?
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Do you have the dvd to watch? http://www.juki.co.jp/household_en/serger/ has pdf files with diagrams of the threading. The thread underneath has to be pulled through with a tweezer. That was the hardest part to learn. I was overwhelmed but once I threaded the machine a couple of times it really wasn't so bad. I follow the color dots. I got really frustrated with the tension then realized I had to pull on of the threads up into the silver thread holder under the yellow tension dial. Once I got that thread held correctly the tension was fine. Hang in there! The machine is awesome! If you don't have the dvd try to find a used copy or call Juki. It has helped me with doing the different stitches as well.
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The adapters for the knob are plastic and unthreaded. You simply choose the adapter that most closely matches the thread size and slowly screw the knob into place, creating the threads along the way. If you have a tap you can tap the plastic. Make sure you thread it in place as much as possible to keep it from coming loose. I live the knob, it works great and I haven't had it come loose at all.
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Yes, they are threaded. An attachment with screws was included. The book say it is a fabric separator used for joining lining to fabric. The third hole that is there is for oil.
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The thread are currently in production. ETA is roughly 2 weeks as we still need to anodize them before shipment. Thank You!
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The threads are fine. 1/2 in. bolt 20 threads per inch. Just like the picture. Thanx to all the people who said coarse thread now i have skids that wont fit.
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The copper loop I purchased had no threaded ends. You need to solder on any type of fitting desired.
518342
It's threaded exactly the same. The housing is shorter, however, by about an inch (from memory. Rough guess.)
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The needles are hooked, but do not have the movable latch like a latch hook. They are itty-bitty. The beads are strung on your thread first and the thread is what is hooked. Takes practice! Hope this helps.
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It's threaded. I think for 2 in PVC. I had to use a bushing to downconvert to 1 - 1/2 in. It was insanely easy to install.
561007
No threads, they are a couple of different sizes. So key is to use size that fits snug, then slight twist and pull and they come right off.
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I just got my Beadsmith 1-Step BIG Looper - it makes an eye 3mm inside diameter. Took me a few head pins before I got the feel of the device. I don't have full use of my left hand because of a stroke, but I was able use it. The other Beadsmith 1-Step Looper makes a loop approximately1.4 or 1.5 ID. I THINK I'm going to order that one also, I'm not sure which model this one is, so just make certain before you order. I think this one makes the small loops.
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They are threaded. I have no idea if they would work. Not too expensive to give it a try, good luck!
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The ones I got were black. They had them in red as well. They all came with loops.
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Thread it like the eye of a needle. I believe the "closed eye" reference means that the 'eye' loop is a complete loop - not a partial loop.
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The threads are NPT and means they are tapered and not a straight thread like a bolt. The more you screw it in the tighter it gets.
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All four that I purchased were normal threads, not self tightening if that's what you are asking.
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I do not know if the threading is standard for all scopes and I do not have another scope to try it on sorry I couldn't be more help