What size needle will I need?
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I use #10 needles. Big eye beading needles and any tapestry needle will work also. What.t is probably more relevant is what size beads you are using.
749906
I think the needles are just you average size ones. But I sent my machine back because it didn't work when I got it.
1729776
You'll have to buy a needle separately. Also, be careful with this pump! I threw it in my soccer bag, and after a week or two the gauge broke off which made it useless. I'd recommend keeping this one at home, and picking up something cheap to bring to the field.
2189656
Try your local art's and crafts store.(if small is what you want) I also used a 31gauge insulin syringe. And load it yourself ( be careful )
2182408
My suggestion is to get a ruler and draw 1/4" line on the side you are wanting to sew. Then sew on the line - it will show you where your needle should be positioned. My Brother has to be on #1 for this foot to work. I also found I like to use 3.0 stitch when using this foot. It just seems to work best for me on this length. I hope this was helpful.
678059
You may want to look at a larger bicycle tire pump for a large exercise ball. This pump is small and really only usefull for up to a full size basketball. As for the needle you will need to refer to the ball manufacturer.
1422701
Last question first. The "needles" are actually nails. I use a crochet hook to loop yarn over. If you use a thin yarn the fabric will be loose and stretchy and wider because of the stretch, up to 36 inches. A thick yarn will make a thick tight fabric around 30 inches in width. To knit the nails are wrapped with yarn then wrapped again. Bottom thread is pulled up over the the top thread. If you have ever "spool knit" using a spool with four nails and pulling the rope through the hole of the needle this will be a breeze because it is exactly the same thing on a large scale. You can make this as small as the four nails like on a spool and just use four nails on the knitting board or as wide as the board. Just depends on how many nails you use. You can make the fabric as long or as short as you want just keep knitting for the length. It is very easy. The board makes a double knit fabric. I hope this has helped you a bit. If you have any other questions I'll be happy to try and answer them. Ginny
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The 5 inch tips do not work to make a 16" cable, you need to purchase the 4" set. I do not like interchangeable needles in the 16 inch length, it is possible to knit and purl but makes more complicated lace stitches and cabling without an extra needle difficult. But if you are knitting socks on two circular needles (as in two sets) any length will work, you could even use 60" if you so felt inclined.
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About 3-4 inches is all you need but you'll want to try to get the middle of your sample if possible
1077932
Make sure your embroidery foot is properly on and screwed onto the machine, if not properly placed on it will break/bend needles. Also there are certain size needles for types of fabric, cotton types use needle size 80/90, for heavier like fleece, layers or quilted items use 100 size. Hope this helps. Also check to make sure your bobbin is not affected, the needle going down can nest in the bobbin and make a big mess in that area.
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I think the 1/2 cc syringe may be too short for the needle to come out of the sleeve but I cannot be sure. I use a 1.0cc but only use .20 in the syringe. it is a fantastic help to inject yourself. I would never attempt without the inject ease. If you switch to the 1.0ml syringes I am sure it will work for you.
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The kit comes with 6 cords that can be connected to make circulars from 17" to 60". The needles are IS 5-15 (3.75-10mm) you can knit flat or in the round with any of the size needles
1571579
Ok this one has a 15 gauge needle, the larger the number for the gauge the thinner the needle will be so depending on how thin you want just go with a higher gauge number.
1385190
I really don't believe it makes a difference. The size is more for how much pain you can tolerate. If you are a beginner, I would start with the .5 mm. The size of the needles penetrate the skin at the same depth, the higher the size the needle gets a little larger. It will not puncture below the top layer of the skin. It is intended to open up the skin for medications or skin care products to work more effectively. Hope this helps.
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I tested it with Arriva and ReliOn lancets, though I think any standard lancets should work just fine. As for sizes, you'll want no thicker than 30 gauge (32 gauge is thinner, but can bend easier while 26 gauge is thicker and more painful). For getting less painful pricks, aim for the sides of the fingertips and not the front of the fingertip itself (that is where all the nerve endings are). Some devices support alternate site testing, but your most accurate reading will always come from the blood in your fingertips first.
722907
I typically use a Milliner needle when I needle turn applique and I don't have any issues with this size needle eye. I hope this helps!
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The needles are 5 1/2".....with 1/2" of threads. Total length is 6". Hope this helps.