The primary advantage of using a walking foot is the improved fabric control it provides. When working with thick fabrics, the risk of uneven sewing increases due to the bulk of the material. A walking foot helps to maintain an even stitch length, minimizing the risk of puckering or distortion that can occur when multiple layers are sewn together.

One of the main functions of an overlocker is to bind the raw edges of fabric together. This is done by using multiple threads to create a strong, stretchy seam that can withstand the rigors of wear and tear. The overlocker uses loopers and needles to form a series of stitches that secure the fabric layers together while also cutting off any excess material along the edge.

Why Choose Manual Leather Stitching Machines?

2. Speed