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What would cause the top thread to break on a 441 clone ONLY when making a turn?   The timing seems to be in check.  The needle seems A bit close to the presser foot.

 I've tried new needles, but I get the same result every time

 

 

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Sure looks like the foot is to close to me. On a side note, around the needle hole could use some careful sanding to form a smooth radius as the needle enters. 

It may be a good time to remove the cover to better see the hook clearence, also timing. Im gonna say ya have to remove the fee dog to best get accurate look at clearence in this situation. 

Good day

Floyd

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I checked the timing and everything looks good.  

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On ‎3‎/‎4‎/‎2017 at 5:28 AM, Parott1 said:

What would cause the top thread to break on a 441 clone ONLY when making a turn?   The timing seems to be in check.  The needle seems A bit close to the presser foot.

 I've tried new needles, but I get the same result every time

 

 

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Had a similar case with my CB 4500  just loosen the screw that holds the foot on and turn it so the needle goes down the middle of the hole so it does not cut the thread between the needle and the foot.

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