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| − | | id = | + | | id = 144 |
| − | | toolname = | + | | toolname = CNC embroidery machine |
| − | | model = | + | | model = Tajima TEJT II-C NEO 1501 |
| serial = 3127 | | serial = 3127 | ||
| owner = Protospace | | owner = Protospace | ||
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| status = Waiting for training material | | status = Waiting for training material | ||
| permission = ?? | | permission = ?? | ||
| − | | certification = | + | | certification = [https://my.protospace.ca/courses/447 Course] |
| itemphoto = [[File:150.jpg|350px|thumb|right|]] | | itemphoto = [[File:150.jpg|350px|thumb|right|]] | ||
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| − | Cost: | + | ===Documentation=== |
| + | |||
| + | *[https://wiki.protospace.ca/images/7/7c/Tejtiic.pdf <nowiki>User Manual [pdf]</nowiki>] | ||
| + | *[https://wiki.protospace.ca/images/7/74/Tajima-tejt-iic-neo-series-catalog.pdf <nowiki>Product Catalog [pdf]</nowiki>] | ||
| + | *[https://web.archive.org/web/20151117050317/http://www.tajima.com:80/productinfo/2014090911263001.html Manufacturer's Product Page] | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===Specs=== | ||
| + | |||
| + | *Single-head 15-needle | ||
| + | *arm-style | ||
| + | *19.5” L x 14” D; 32” door clearance | ||
| + | *up to 1,200 stitches per minute | ||
| + | *170 lb. welded frame | ||
| + | *Cost: $8500.00 | ||
| + | *Weight 40 thread | ||
| + | |||
| + | === '''Needle Replacement Procedure''' === | ||
| + | |||
| + | # Loosen Flathead screw, remove worn or damaged needle | ||
| + | # When installing needle, vertical groove faces user, seat needle fully into holder. | ||
| + | # Ensure vertical groove still aligned before tightening | ||
| + | # Tighten flathead screw | ||
| + | # Rethread the needle | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Changing a Spool === | ||
| + | |||
| + | # Load on new spool | ||
| + | # Cut old spool. | ||
| + | # Tie end of old thread to new thread. Clip any extra and stray material so it does not get caught when you pull it through | ||
| + | # Pull the old thread from the needle side. The new thread will get pulled through the tubing and tensioners automagically | ||
| + | # Cut new thread and rethread the needle | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Rethreading A needle === | ||
| + | To cleaning cut a thread, put new thread under NO TENSION and cut at an angle. This makes the thread end a wedge and un-frayed which is far easier to thread through the eye of a needle | ||
| + | |||
| + | Thread needle front to back (away from user), raise thread end up and into spring to hold it there. | ||
Revision as of 22:01, 21 May 2022
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| Type | CNC embroidery machine |
| Make/Model | Tajima TEJT II-C NEO 1501 |
| Serial number | 3127 |
| Original owner | Protospace |
| Loan status | N/A |
| Arrival date | Feb 9th, 2021 |
| Location | Sewing Room |
| Functional status | Waiting for training material |
| Usage permissions | ?? |
| Certification | Course |
| Wiki-ID | 144 |
| Label | 1.0" 1.5" 2.0" |
Contents
Documentation
Specs
- Single-head 15-needle
- arm-style
- 19.5” L x 14” D; 32” door clearance
- up to 1,200 stitches per minute
- 170 lb. welded frame
- Cost: $8500.00
- Weight 40 thread
Needle Replacement Procedure
- Loosen Flathead screw, remove worn or damaged needle
- When installing needle, vertical groove faces user, seat needle fully into holder.
- Ensure vertical groove still aligned before tightening
- Tighten flathead screw
- Rethread the needle
Changing a Spool
- Load on new spool
- Cut old spool.
- Tie end of old thread to new thread. Clip any extra and stray material so it does not get caught when you pull it through
- Pull the old thread from the needle side. The new thread will get pulled through the tubing and tensioners automagically
- Cut new thread and rethread the needle
Rethreading A needle
To cleaning cut a thread, put new thread under NO TENSION and cut at an angle. This makes the thread end a wedge and un-frayed which is far easier to thread through the eye of a needle
Thread needle front to back (away from user), raise thread end up and into spring to hold it there.
