'This Singer 237 had a few modifications, that made it able to sew with V138 polyester thread. This video is a showoff of the speed control and how in handles 6 layers of vinyl with straight and zigzag stitching using V138 thread. List of contents 0:00 Intro 0:17 Speed control slow start 0:40 Slowly increase of speed to max speed 1:13 Small steps of movement by kick to pedal 1:31 Slow speed power and reaction to load changes 2:32 Needle size, thread type and vinyl for test sewing 3:13 Straight stitch sewing test with Tex 135 thread in vinyl 4:16 Close up pictures of sewn seam 5:07 Zig zag stitch sewing test with Tex 135 thread in vinyl 6:11 Close up pictures of sewn zig zag seam 6:47 End The test show that the straight stitch length wary a bit. A straight stitch food with a notch to the back would most likely improve performance on this issue for fabrics under foot over 1.5 mm. This is a video about such a foot: https://youtu.be/rBIulDuhDDs Another video will provide you with an overview of the modifications and more videos some of the detailed modifications. Please \"like\" this video, if you find this information useful. You will probably find other tips for your sewing machine on my YouTube channel. Leave a question and a comment as you like.'
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