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Zigzager 
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 Topic: LSZ-1 Needle plate not flushPosted: 03 January 2019 at 1:02pm |
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I'm curious to know, ...can Matt, or anyone else, tell me why the Needle Plate for the LSZ-1 is designed and/or fabricated, to protrude above, and NOT sit flush with the bed of the machine, like the Shuttle Race Slide (A048-B) does ? I've noticed that the new and improved Needle Plate with the hem markers, don't appear to sit flush either... Thanks, Mike 2012 LSZ-1
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MattGrant
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Posted: 03 January 2019 at 1:47pm |
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Hi Mike,
The new (with engraved markings) and the old plate are the same thickness. The plate must be thick enough to not bend or break if it is struck by the needle. It also can not be set lower or it will not allow for the movement of the feed dog and feed platform height that is required to get the proper feed grip. We honestly do no find this to be an issue at all, and we sew a lot. But we do get lots of comments on this so starting soon all needle plates will have aggressive beveled edges instead of the more abrupt angle cut that is now there. Hope this helps. Thanks, Matt Sailrite |
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Zigzager
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Posted: 03 January 2019 at 3:31pm |
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Thanks for the reply, Matt....I haven't had issues with it either, I just wondered about it because I have seen the needle plate sitting more or less flush on other machines. And speaking of new and improved components of the v.3 over the v.2 LSZ-1, I've read comments on the store website, that the improved feed dog (W011Z) is now much sturdier with more precise machining. Can you tell us the difference in the other improved v.3 components ? 1) W061-A Idler Pulley 2) W062-1 11 Tooth Cogged Motor Pulley 3) W059 Pulley Bracket P.S. my apologies if I should have posted these questions in a new thread.... Thanks Mike 2012 LSZ-1
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Posted: 03 January 2019 at 3:34pm |
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The W011Z is really good. W061-A is composite now and much quieter. I like it a lot but the metal one is fine too. W062-1 is aluminum now and really well done. W059 is vastly improved to remove any twist in the belts These are great questions. Thanks, Matt Sailrite |
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