Members Wishful Posted June 14, 2014 Members Report Posted June 14, 2014 (edited) I have the fs550 and have a few issues. 1. I cannot get it to go slow enough consistently even at the same sitting, it seems each time I start sewing it will either not move so i have to adjust it again and cannot do that in small increment so will be too fast. 2. Because of that, when I turn it off at the switch to make final stitch or two manually then press the treadle to turn by the hand, the motor still has energy in it so does an extra partial cycle of the needle. Which could make an unneeded hole. 3. Was told it would have plenty of torque but doesnt. next time will look at another Edited June 14, 2014 by Wishful Quote
Members MuddyClearWaters Posted August 7, 2014 Author Members Report Posted August 7, 2014 I have the fs550 and have a few issues. 1. I cannot get it to go slow enough consistently even at the same sitting, it seems each time I start sewing it will either not move so i have to adjust it again and cannot do that in small increment so will be too fast. 2. Because of that, when I turn it off at the switch to make final stitch or two manually then press the treadle to turn by the hand, the motor still has energy in it so does an extra partial cycle of the needle. Which could make an unneeded hole. 3. Was told it would have plenty of torque but doesnt. next time will look at another Thanks for your feed back. I bought another SewPRo 500GR but now I need a third motor. super slow Speed is less important on this set up. I might try the family sew. Bob might still have a few 500GR left but they cost nearly 200 bucks. Quote Custom Leather Bicycle Saddles and Accessories www.carsonleh.com Singer 110W124 Singer 52W19
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