Singer Sewhandy Electric 50D User manual

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Sewhandy Electric

model 50D

Instruction Manual

Sewhandy Electric

model 50D

Table of Contents

Main Parts

To Operate your Machine

To Thread your Machine

The Seam Guide

To Sew a Fine Seam

To End Stitching Fabric

The Right Tension

To Change Needle

To Oil your Machine

Singer

Sewhandy

ELECTRIC

MODEL 50D

Copyright (c) 1962

by the Singer Manufactiuring Company

Sewhandy Electric

model 50D

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Main Parts

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model 50D

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To Operate your Machine

Plug the machine into an electrical outlet.

Start the motor by turning the motor switch to

the right. To start sewing, raise the sew lever

to SEW position; to stop sewing press the

sew lever down to STOP position. Shut off the

motor by turning the motor switch to the right.

Practice sewing with fabric, and without

thread, until you know these controls.

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model 50D

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To Thread your Machine

Before you begin to thread the machine be

sure that the sew lever and the presser bar

lifter are down. Raise the needle to its highest

position by turning the hand wheel slowly, by

hand, in the direction of the arrow.

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model 50D

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The Seam Guide

This attachment will help you guide the fabric.

You will use it to make straight seams and

tucks and for placing stitching evenly around

curved edges.

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model 50D

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To Sew a Fine Seam

A plain seam is made by stitching two fabric

edges together. A seam must be started,

stitched and ended just so to be perfect.This

is how to do it.

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model 50D

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Sew a Seam continued...

To end a seam, stitch right off

the edge of the fabric and let

the machine make a chain

about one inch long. Press

sew lever down to stop sewing.

Cut chain in the middle.

To start a new seam, hold the

fabric edge against the front of

the presser foot and raise the

sew lever to SEW position.The

fabric will "feed" under the foot

and you'll be on your way.

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model 50D

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To End Stitching in Fabric

Sometimes you may need to end your stitch-

ing in the fabric. It is a good idea to finish

tucks, pleats, hems and circles of stitching

this way.

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model 50D

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End Stitching Fabric continued...

Pass scissors under the presser foot and pull

thread loop to the left as far as it will go. Hold end of thread loop and cut thread close

to end of stitching.