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sew together leather bags on the bottom

Machine: Brother CP7500 Issue began immediately after fabric jam. Symptoms: * Severe looping/birdnesting on underside at normal tension settings (around 4) * At max tension (9), stitching improves significantly but underside is still too loose * Replaced bobbin holder (black semicircle race cover) with no improvement * Tried multiple thread spools * Replaced needle * Re-threaded machine repeatedly * Upper tension mechanism appears to engage normally (large difference in thread resistance when presser foot lowered) * Machine forms consistent stitches, no major skipped stitches Concern: Possible upper tension assembly damage, check spring issue, or internal thread path damage after jam.

Looking for an experienced seamstress to help with small-batch garment modifications. Work includes: Minor alterations (hemming, adjusting fit) Attaching lace to finished garments Clean, high-quality finishing This is detail-focused work on already made pieces (not from scratch). I have a sewing machine available, but it’s a plus if you have your own tools. Small batch to start, with potential for ongoing work. Flexible timing. Please share your experience and any examples of past work.

Finish getting it up and running. I need someone knowledgeable about these machines

Juki industrial machine needs servicing

🪡 Machine Repair Summary: Borader 810D with YIXING Servo Motor • Problem began after a needle broke inside the machine. • Since then, the motor RPM number drifts on the display even when the pedal is untouched. • This causes sudden speed surges, leading to thread snapping at the needle. • The pedal position sensor (potentiometer) was tested — re-zeroing, disconnecting, and spring adjustments didn’t resolve the issue. • Disconnecting the sensor triggers ER-4 on the YIXING servo controller, so the machine requires it. • Pedal movement is stiff if the spring is removed, so full bypass is not an option.

My sewing machine won’t sew because I took it apart and put it back together wrong. My issue before was the bobbin thread was getting caught, I thought I needed to clean it so I took it apart and I think I put it back together wrong. Whole time it was just because I wasn’t threading it right.

my JUKI HZL-27Z home sewing machine, which has encountered an issue with the reverse lever. The reverse lever does not automatically return to its original position after being pressed, and as a result, the machine cannot feed fabric forward during normal sewing. Could you please advise me on where I can have this issue repaired? I would appreciate any information about authorized service centers near my location and an estimated cost for the repair.