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In general, what settings do you use when you are running an average design on the XT's. What material thickness, what speed, what column feed, what run/fill feed, etc... Thanks.
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I do not have an XT but I can tell you there has been alot of discussion on this subject so I would recommend doing a search on the board to see what has been said in the past for starters.
On my big red I have my presser foot all the way up and it set to auto and I sew at 1200 spm.
Sorry I cant help you with the other settings for DS as I dont use it I have Embird.
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I run 8 AMAYAS and most of the time I run the actifeed on auto. I increase the lower limit from time to time on thicker fabrics or small lettering to a 3 instead of the default of 1. The only time I use the standard mode is for 3d puff.
I run most flats at 1250 SPM and caps at 1050 SPM. I let the sound of the machine tell me where to put the presser foot. If it is too low it will hammer, if you raise it a notch at a time there will be a distinct change in the noise level when it gets to the correct spot. If the foot is too high you wil get flagging, loose stitches and possibly more thread breaks.
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