Members Yehdhdh Posted Sunday at 04:48 PM Members Report Posted Sunday at 04:48 PM Hi. I just purchased a commercial sewing machine it is an Aisin AD3310. I got a crazy question for you. Is it possible to sew in “reverse” on this machine? I thought in order to lock stitch you have to. If you look at the picture of my machine, is it missing a lever to engage “reverse?” If so, can I use a reverse polarity switch to reverse? Or can I get a part from a Toyota machine? any thoughts would help! thanks!! Quote
AlZilla Posted Sunday at 05:00 PM Report Posted Sunday at 05:00 PM I know nothing about that particular machine, but I don't see an obvious reverse. This isn't really an unusual situation, generations of sewists never had reverse. This post describes "poor mans reverse", aka just what everyone used to do anyway: I have a couple of older machines w/o reverse and it's really no big deal. Welcome to the forum! Quote
kgg Posted Sunday at 05:28 PM Report Posted Sunday at 05:28 PM (edited) 39 minutes ago, Yehdhdh said: Is it possible to sew in “reverse” on this machine? Yes but it requires you to turn the item as per a poor mans reverse. 39 minutes ago, Yehdhdh said: I thought in order to lock stitch you have to. No, a lot of lockstitch machines never had a reverse level think of the old Singers. 39 minutes ago, Yehdhdh said: If you look at the picture of my machine, is it missing a lever to engage “reverse?” From your photo it appears to never had a reverse lever. 39 minutes ago, Yehdhdh said: If so, can I use a reverse polarity switch to reverse? No. kgg Edited Sunday at 05:30 PM by kgg Quote
Members Michiel Posted Sunday at 05:28 PM Members Report Posted Sunday at 05:28 PM (edited) Just a guess: Have you tried pushing the button you use to set the stitch length? Edited Sunday at 05:29 PM by Michiel Quote
AlZilla Posted Sunday at 06:53 PM Report Posted Sunday at 06:53 PM Well, now I want to go push that button. Here's a manual for a Toyota AD3310 that has reverse, but it's electrically controlled: https://www.supsew.com/wpfb-file/toyota-ad3310-series-pdf/ Aisin is a Japanese company - maybe their 3310 is a budget version. Push that button, @Yehdhdh ! Quote
1hp Posted Monday at 03:00 AM Report Posted Monday at 03:00 AM on my 206rb5, the reverse lever shaft is on the right side of the head. there is a hole near your bobbin winder in a similar spot. Quote
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