The Artisan TORO 3000 Video Is Now Available !

[TwinOaks]

This video is just a teaser for the big finale, right? The big finale where you tell us that all LW.net members get one at half price with 6 years same as cash financing on the balance?

Nicely done video, but I had some volume issues as well. For me, it's probably because I'm on a laptop and have speakers the size of quarters. This is a great marketing device because it shows what the machine can do instead of relying on word of mouth advertising. I was thinking I wanted one before, but now I'm sure....I NEED IT!!!!!!!

(and my wife thinks it could be useful for making all her horse tack in the future )

[rdb]

Thanks for the video. It's good to see how to actually thread it correctly. I have seen several other people who use their 3000 everyday, and each one has threaded it differently than this way shown. I myself have tried several ways, and the darn thing still stitches fine...amazing equipment. I'm going to thread it up this way from now on, just so anyone who sees my machine will at least copy the prescribed way.

The sound is a bit low, and closeups or unobstructed views would make it better, but for an inhouse set up the camera on a tripod, and talk, it's okay. They make sewing machines, not movies...lol

If you want to download it, use Firefox, and add the 'FlashGot' extension. One click downloads of media at your fingertip. I use Irfanview, and VLC to watch. Although .flv is a good lossless compression method, I find it impossible to scroll through the movies to get to various points. Converting it to .avi, or mp3/4 might make it easier to do this.

[Mike Craw]

Hey rdb!

I understood everything you said right up to:

If you want to download it, use Firefox, and add the 'FlashGot' extension. One click downloads of media at your fingertip. I use Irfanview, and VLC to watch. Although .flv is a good lossless compression method, I find it impossible to scroll through the movies to get to various points. Converting it to .avi, or mp3/4 might make it easier to do this.

Mike

[Johanna]

I have plans this weekend, and won't be home. If anyone wants a downloaded version, and it;s okay with Artisan, I will put up a link on Monday for a file that's about 2GB. I have some family problems that need to be dealt with this weekend, so I won't be on much.

Johanna

[Mike Craw]

If you can make the download to a DVD "idiot-proof" I'm in!!

Mike

[Artisan Dave]

Johanna,

Go for it - we would like everyone who wants a copy to be able to download it.

Thanks

[okiwen]

Mike, very funny. That's just what I was thinking when I read your reply.

[Go2Tex]

I tried watching the video but with our satellite internet, it didn't work too well. Kept locking up on the bobbin part. What are the chances of ya'll mailing the video to me on CD or DVD? Sure would help. Lots of really good info, like, how to thread the machine properly. I discovered that after 4 years I've been doing it wrong. And how to make all those fine adjustments.

[ArtS]

I tried watching the video but with our satellite internet, it didn't work too well. Kept locking up on the bobbin part. What are the chances of ya'll mailing the video to me on CD or DVD? Sure would help. Lots of really good info, like, how to thread the machine properly. I discovered that after 4 years I've been doing it wrong. And how to make all those fine adjustments.

I'd be more than glad to make you one and mail it to you. Send me an private message with your address. As soon as they get it down loadable I'll make you one and get it in the mail.

Art

[BruceGibson]

Great video. I had no problems with it at all.

Okay, guys. Now it's time for the Toro 4000P video!