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29K60 Stitch length problem

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I recently bought a Singer 29K60 patch machine from an old saddlemaker, with the idea of using it for smaller projects. It seems to work well, except that the stitch length seems to be really small.

I have it set for 5 spi, but it produces about 9 spi.

Anyone got any ideas?

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Two things to check are the presser foot pressure and whether the foot is actually picking up high enough to advance. One other problem if its a machine that hasn't been used for a while the throat plate may be "sticky" and the leather isn't sliding easily.

These are some problems I've experienced, maybe it will help you.

Kevin

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I recently bought a Singer 29K60 patch machine from an old saddlemaker, with the idea of using it for smaller projects. It seems to work well, except that the stitch length seems to be really small.

I have it set for 5 spi, but it produces about 9 spi.

Anyone got any ideas?

This may seem obvious but it bears mentioning... make sure that the stitch length regulator nut is not loose. If it is, your stitch length will shorten. That assembly is under a good deal of mechanical strain so make sure to give it a good firm twist to lock it in.

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Thanks Kevin and Bree. I'll check those things and hope for the best.

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