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--- tools:serger:start [2023/09/24 16:13] – ↷ Page moved and renamed from tools:serger to tools:serger:start smartin015
+++ tools:serger:start [2024/12/28 18:15] (current) – [Maintenance Requests] markup syntax kathryn.mazaitis
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-====== Juki Serger ======
+====== Serger ======
   * Model: Juki Serger MO 6700
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 For those reasons, it is important to avoid:
-Abrasives
-Paper and cardboard products
+  * Abrasives
-Pins in the fabric (see “pin safety”)
+  * Paper and cardboard products
-Plastics
+  * Pins in the fabric (see “pin safety”)
-Rigid Material (non-fabric)
+  * Plastics
+  * Rigid Material (non-fabric)
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     * 🟡Yellow can be used withcaution
     * ⛔Red cannot be used without hazard to either the user or the equipment
-  * Record issues at [[https://protohaven.org/maintenance|https:%//%protohaven.org/maintenance]]. This notifies our staff and volunteer maintenance crew of any issues.
+  * Record issues at http://protohaven.org/maintenance. This notifies our staff and volunteer maintenance crew of any issues.
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 Needle: DC x 27 (standard) DC x 1 may be used Organ B27 / DC X 27
 Thread for a serger is generally finer than for a normal sewing machine,
 and the spools are larger because of the interwoven pattern of the serger. A normal thread spool may not be enough for serging, however some sewists use it for the left needle thread to closely match the color of the fabric.
-^^ Online sources for supplies ^^
+^ Online sources for supplies ^^
-^ Wawak.com – Place to buy Needles and thread of every type, including heavy duty and embroidery    | The Thread Exchange – thread and needles         |
+| Wawak.com | Place to buy Needles and thread of every type, including heavy duty and embroidery |
+| The Thread Exchange | thread and needles |
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