Hello All, I’m in the market for an industrial sewing machine to replace an early 70’s Sears Kenmore home machine. Free Download Movies For Mobile Nokia C3 01. Alesis Quadraverb Bedienungsanleitung Pdf Editor. It seems to me the general consensus is that needle feed machines work very well with lightweight, slippery materials. However, I have also seen people say that heavy-duty needle feed machines do not work well with the light stuff.

So, I’m looking for a light-duty (from a material standpoint) machine that will do well with all the ultralight fabrics used in clothing, shelters, and quilts. There are LOTS of them out there by many different manufacturers, and most all seem to have similar design elements and should still produce good seams, even if they are 40 years old. It has been quite difficult, though, to find information on a lot of these old machines from decades ago, and what their specifications/applications were. For instance, the current Juki DLN-5410 series of machines has 3 variants: 5410N, 5410NH, and 5410NJ, corresponding to light, medium, and heavy materials (more or less). So the 5410NJ would probably not be so good trying to sew ultralight nylons. I have had some luck finding that a particular model of old machine is a needle-feed type, but not what all the variants were meant for.