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3–Thread Flatlock, Wide (and Narrow)
For sewing fabrics together with a decorative effect either with the flatlock side or the ladder
stitch side. Create varying effects by threading the loopers with decorative thread, such as 40
weight rayon.
Note: Use the right needle instead for a narrow stitch. Recommended thread tension settings within
brackets in the chart.
3–Thread Stretch Overlock
For sewing extra stretchy fabrics. Add additional stretch by using a stretchy type thread in the
lower looper. Change the thread tension accordingly.
Note: Not recommended for heavy weight fabrics.
2–Thread Overedge, Wide (and Narrow)
For overcasting a single layer of light to medium weight fabrics (2-thread overlock converter
required).
Note: Use the right needle instead for a narrow stitch. Recommended thread tension settings within
brackets in the chart.
2–Thread Wrapped Overlock, Wide (and Narrow)
Gives a beautiful finish to lightweight fabrics (2-thread overlock converter required).
Note: Use the right needle instead for a narrow stitch. Recommended cut width and thread tension set-
tings within brackets in the chart.
30 – SEWING
Left
1.0
3~4
Both
1.0
2-3
Left
1.0
2~3
Left
1.0
2~3
NORM/
N/R
TIGHT
NORM
N
-
NORM/
N/R
TIGHT
NORM
N
Yes
NORM/
N/R
TIGHT
NORM
N
Yes
NORM/
N/R
TIGHT
NORM
N
Yes
THREAD TENSION
0-2
(–)
–
(0)
0
THREAD TENSION
3
2
THREAD TENSION
0
(–)
–
(0)
–
THREAD TENSION
4~6
(–)
– (5~7) –
(0)
8-9 (3-7)
-
1-2
(–)
9
(9)
(–)
1-3 (4~6)
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