Textile stream sewing machine - VS Sewing Machine
Invented in the first industrial revolution, sewing machines reduced the manual time of sewing fabric and various other materials with thread. The mind behind the invention of the first working sewing machine is considered to be Englishman Thomas Saint in the year 1790. Since the design of the sewing machine, clothing industry experienced a massive increase in efficiency and productivity.https://mix.com/!2aX108j3:sewing-machine-showroom-in-villivakkam
According to the usage, sewing machines come in three shapes and sizes. We have a regular sewing machine, which is the most simplified version designed for single person usage of individual items and having a single stitch type. We have a modern sewing machine, which comes with glider through which fabric can glide in and out, making the stitching process automatic and also saving time. Lastly, we have industrial sewing machines used in garment factories which are much larger, faster in the sewing process and are more customizable in terms of appearance and task, compared to your regular sewing machines. https://mix.com/!83ZEpBiI:sewing-machine-showroom-in-kilpauk-vs-sewing-machine
I spent a long time thinking about how best to illustrate the
inner mechanisms of a sewing machine and looking at quite a few
artworks other people have struggled to draw. So many moving parts
are packed into such a small space that it can be difficult to figure
out which bit is doing what. The more accurate the drawing, often the
harder it is to understand, and I think it's actually clearer to look at
the key mechanisms separately. These diagrams are
simplifications that give you a general idea of what's happening;
they're not absolutely faithful to what's happening and they don't
show what's going on inside any specific machine. https://slashdot.org/submission/13315714/sewing-machine-showroom-in-pudur---vs-sewing-machine
The electric motor rests at the bottom at the opposite end of the machine from the needle. Using a pulley arrangement, it drives the large handwheel at the top (the wheel you can turn to stitch slowly and carefully), which is shown red in these diagrams, and the main powershaft (gray). Let's look at the three key mechanisms in turn. 'Sewability' of thread is a term used to describe a sewing thread’s performance. A thread with good sewability is uniform in diameter with a good surface finish. Longitudinal uniformity of thread contributes to uniform strength and reduced friction, as it passes through the stitch forming mechanisms. It also minimises thread breakages and the associated costs incurred from rethreading machines, repairing stitches and producing inferior quality products. https://slashdot.org/submission/13315844/sewing-machine-showroom-in-thirumullaivoyal
