Ok, been working on a 300 piece job the past two days and the vast majority of thread breaks, as it has been typically, is due to after a cut, the bobbin thread's "tail" (i.e., enough bobbin is not pulled out during the cut or something like that) is not long enough. So, all I'm doing is re-threading the needle, and pulling out the bobbin thread about another 2 inches and it fixes the problem. So, my question is if there is something adjustable that you know of that after/during a cut, more of the bobbin thread would pulled so that the "tail" is longer? I don't know if this is just simply the typical reason all machines have thread breaks for the most part or if one screw (or something like that) just needs to be adjusted.
One Barudan owner told me he RARELY if ever gets thread breaks -- we are on a Tajima and are running 770-780 stitches/minute on flats, so it's not as if we're maxing the machine out at the 1,000 stitches per minute mark. Suggestions?
Thanks.
