How To Sew A Cover Stitch; Machine Set Up - Baby Lock Diana BL480A Instruction And Reference Manual

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25. HOW TO SEW A COVER STITCH

This machine can produce a 3-thread 5.6 mm wide bottom
cover stitch.
The cover stitch can be used for covering, binding or top-stitching
necklines and for hemming the bottom, of T-shirts and sweat suits,
etc. in addition to flat joining seams (plain seaming).
The cover stitch is most suitable for stretchy fabrics such as knit.
It also can be used in woven fabrics such as denim, but careful
attention must be paid to the tension settings or there is the
possibility of thread breakage and or skipping.
If you experience skipping or thread breakage sewing denim
change needles first and then adjust the tensions little by little
(1/4 number at a time).

Machine Set up

Caution:
Be sure to turn off the power switch.
Open front cover. (See page 7)
Disengage upper looper. (See page 38)
Place the movable upper knife in the non working position.
(See page 10)
Set seam width finger lever on "R" side. (See page 12)
Set C/L clutch (see page 38).
Remove overlock right needle (B) and overlock left needle (A).
For Triple 5.6mm cover stitch, install cover stitch right needle (E),
cover stitch middle needle (D) and cover stitch left needle (C).
(See pages 23 ~ 27)
Install seam guide plate. (See page 38)
The graduations on seam guide plate indicate the distance from
cover stitch middle needle. Use it as a guide when positioning
fabric edge.
Close looper cover.
C
Cover stitch
middle needle
(D)
48
B
D
A
E
2
3
1
25mm
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)
1"
4
5
6
2

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