How a Sewing Machine Works

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How a Sewing Machine Works

A common sewing machine design uses a floating shuttle hook. The floating hook design allows a top thread loop to pass completely around the bobbin assembly. A lock stitch is formed when the top thread has looped completely around the bottom thread. The take-up lever ensures a tight stitch.
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Jacob O'Neal
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Animagraffs

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