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Finally got my machines delivered today. I don't know how good/bad they will be for whatever "business" comes my way. But I trust the man that sold them to me! 2 things I am super happy with? #1 the motors are silent. #2 I can turn down the speed. Maybe one day I can sew with theses jobbies w/a open, but that day is not today.

They are: Juki LU-562 & a Wilcox & Gibbs 5 thread serger. Not shown is a Consew CN-2230R that I bought last year.

Sam
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The Business Of Upholstery / Thread
May 25, 2013, 08:05:42 pm
I have been lurking here for a few weeks & have read a lot of good information. Right now any upholstery I "do" is merely a hobby. But..........I like to work with quality products! Hobby or not. The members on this forum appear to be super helpful so here's my question: Brand of thread? Weight? Where can I buy it? (pretty sure I'll have to buy it on line RETAIL - no tax ID #) I have ordered an industrial walking foot machine (I guess it's really a walking needle?) & 5 thread serger. Both used. Do I use the same thread in the serger as I do in the sewing machine? I'd like to buy the thread in cones & not on regular DSM spools. The fabric weights I primarily use are: Upholstery , drapery, duck, canvas, vinyl. No leather. Gotta have those heavier machines as I have all but ruined my Janome serger. That "little" serger is great for knit & woven apparel weight fabrics, but upholstery or drapery? Not so much.

Y'all's help is greatly appreciated & Thanks in advance.

Sam