UNPACK YOUR BOX The Master Tool Cub arrives completely assembled. You’ll find the following in your box: ➊ Master Tool Cub Sewing Machine ➋ Thread Holder ➌ Two 4 oz. Spools White Thread ➍ Thread Nipper ➎ Bobbin Winder ➏ Two Bobbins ➐...
Shaft Bolts Bolts You may find it easier to transport the Master Tool Cub without the Flywheel attached. The Flywheel can be easily removed after loosening the Bolts with a 3/16" Allen Wrench. Below are instructions on attaching the Flywheel.
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THREADING 1) Run thread from spool (A) on thread stand (B) (Figure 4) to the Tensioner Eyelet 1 (C). (Figure 5) 2) Run thread between the Tensioner Discs (D), making sure the thread is pulled tightly, and out through Tensioner Eyelet 2 (E). (Figure 6) Figure 4 Figure 5 Figure 6...
3) Run through Top Thread Eyelet (F). (Figure 7) 4) Run thread through top of Needle Bar (G) and through Top Hole in Side Plate (H). (Figure 8) 5) Run thread through Check Spring (I), the Bottom Thread Guide (J) and the Top Thread Guide (K) located on the side plate.
REMOVING & INSERTING BOBBIN REMOVING BOBBIN 1) Turn machine over until bobbin case sets in position shown. (Figure 13) 2) Pull back tab (A) to release bobbin case. 3) Lift base of bobbin case out to remove bobbin. (Figure 14) When closing bobbin case, be sure it snaps into the tab.
STITCHING Please Note: This machine does not have reverse. DO NOT attempt to turn the crank in reverse or “backstitch.” You may choose to turn your work and take a “forward stitch” for a “backstitch,” or tie the thread off manually. (Figure 18) 1) Begin by lifting the presser foot by raising the Foot Lift Lever located directly behind it.
ADJUSTING THREAD TENSION Thread tension on the Master Tools Cub is controlled primarily from the Upper Thread Tension. As needed, turn the Tension Assembly Nut (A) clockwise to tighten the tension or counterclockwise to loosen the tension. (Figure 24) Figure 24 Wrong Wrong Correct...
TROUBLESHOOTING THREAD JAMMING The Master Tool Cub, as all sewing machines, must be threaded properly and used with the correct needle and thread combination. Because of its unique design, the Master Tool Cub reacts a little differently to improper threading.
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CHECK SPRING ADJUSTMENT 1) If thread balloons excessively at point (D), loosen screw (E) and move check spring (F) in direction (G) as shown. (Figure 28) Important Note: Adjust check spring ONLY enough to eliminate most of the ballooning as TOO MUCH check spring travel may cause early spring fatigue and failure.
MAINTENANCE We recommend greasing the Master Tool Cub monthly with high pressure bearing grease and oiling it after every eight hours of use with Lily Stitching Oil. Oiling and greasing points are indicated on Figures 29, 30 and 31. GREASE...
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