bernette 42 FUNLOCK

bernette 42 FUNLOCK
Item No. 5240003106
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bernette 42 FUNLOCK
Item No. 5240003106
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Product Description

Description

The low-cost 4-thread and 3 needle coverstitch machine – for professional hems

Features

  • 4-thread/ 3-needle Coverstitch machine
  • Spacious working area - 87mm
  • LED light for optimal visibility
  • Differential feed
  • Color-coded theading paths for easier threading
  • Manual threader
  • Accessories in looper cover

Easy threading due to the colour-coded thread guides


This is made easier by the colour-coded threading paths and the lower looper threader. Just follow the coloured symbols and you will soon have your bernette 42 FUNLOCK threaded.

Large working area for large sewing projects


With 87mm of fabric passage space to the right of the needles, the bernette 42 FUNLOCK also provides plenty of space for larger sewing projects. Another plus is that the work area is well lit by a bright LED light.

High sewing speed for efficient operation


The sewing speed of the bernette 42 FUNLOCK can be regulated using the foot control up to a maximum of 1300 stitches/minute and enables very precise stitching at every stitching speed.

Convenient extras for more sewing enjoyment


You can store the most commonly used accessories neatly in the looper cover of your bernette 42 FUNLOCK, so they are always on hand.

Features and Functions

bernette 42 FUNLOCK
Important
We reserve the right to make changes to the equipment and design.
Space to the Right of the Needle
87 mm
Stitches
4
Stitch Width Coverstitch
2.8/5.6
Accessories in Looper Cover
Safety Switch for Open Cover
Color-coded One-path Threading
2-step Presser Foot Lifter with Front-Foot-Lift
Max. speed (stitches/minute)
1300 spm
Space to the Right of the Needle
87 mm
LED Sewing Light
2-step Presser Foot Lifter with Front-Foot-Lift
Stitch Width Coverstitch
2.8/5.6
Accessories in Looper Cover
Standardized Threading
Color-coded One-path Threading
Thread Tension Release
Threading Chart
Safety Switch for Open Cover
Coverstitch Insert
Stitches
4
4-Thread Coverstitch
3-Thread Coverstitch Wide (LC-RC)
3-Thread Coverstitch Narrow (LC-CC)
2-Thread Chainstitch (CC)

Accessories

Unleash your creativity with the included accessories and be prepared for any creative challenge with a huge variety of optional accessories

Tutorials

b48 + b44 + b42 Tutorial – Preparation (1/15)
Further information is available at http://www.mybernette.com Do you want to start using your b48, b44 or b42 for the first time? In our video tutorial, we show you the first steps. How do you attach and align the thread stand and the thread guide holder correctly? How do you connect the mains cable and the foot control, and where is the looper cover, as well as the accessories stored inside it? This basic information will help you get to know your overlocker and prepare for your first sewing project!
b48 + b44 + b42 Tutorial – Preparation (1/15)
b48 + b44 + b42 Tutorial – Stitch length and differential feed (7/15)
Further information is available at http://www.mybernette.com In this tutorial video, we show you the various stitch length settings on your b48, b44 or b42. A stitch length of 2.5 to 3 is usually suitable for general sewing. For firm fabrics or thicker threads, you can set a longer stitch length and a shorter stitch length for rolled hems and other purposes. This video also shows you how to adjust the differential feed to the type of material in order to avoid seam puckering, for example. Or do you deliberately want to gather a fine fabric? The video shows you which settings to use for this.
b48 + b44 + b42 Tutorial – Stitch length and differential feed (7/15)
b48 + b42 Tutorial – Coverstitch/chainstitch: basic settings and sewing test (11/15)
b48 + b44 + b42 Tutorial – Rethreading (2/15)
Further information is available at http://www.mybernette.com In this video tutorial for your b48, b44 or b42, you will learn important basic information about rethreading, such as: when do you use the spool stabilizers? How can you tie directly onto threads for easy rethreading? How do you separate the thread chain, how do you pull the needle threads through first and then the separate looper threads?
b48 + b44 + b42 Tutorial – Rethreading (2/15)
b48 + b42 Tutorial – Coverstitch/chainstitch (10/15)
b48 + b44 + b42 Tutorial – Changing the needles and needle threader (6/15)
Further information is available at http://www.mybernette.com This video tutorial shows you how to change the needles on your b48, b44 or b42, and how to use the needle threader. When you open the looper cover, you will find a needle holder and an appropriate screwdriver. To change a needle, first loosen the needle screw slightly. When you then wiggle the needle slightly, it will come out. Now insert the new needle into the needle clamp and push it all the way up into the correct position. You can then tighten the needle screw again. The video continues showing the use of the needle threader, which you orient with the notch up. You can then insert the thread horizontally and guide it along the needle groove with little pressure until the thread is guided through the needle eye. Now you can pull the thread through the eye of the needle with ease.
b48 + b44 + b42 Tutorial – Changing the needles and needle threader (6/15)
b48 + b42 Tutorial – Stitch optimisation for coverstitch and chainstitch (12/15)
Further information is available at http://www.mybernette.com This video tutorial shows you how to optimize your coverstitch and chainstitch on your b48 or b42. To allow the threads to interlock loosely, first loosen one thread tension before you tighten another one. Are the needle threads or the chain looper thread too loose? Does your seam have tunnelling or puckering? We show you step by step how you can adjust the settings to your thread and fabric combination, fine-tuning tensions, stitch length, differential feed, etc. How can you increase the elasticity of stitches? You can find out more in the video tutorial.
b48 + b42 Tutorial – Stitch optimisation for coverstitch and chainstitch (12/15)
b48 + b44 + b42 Tutorial – Maintenance (15/15)
Further information is available at http://www.mybernette.com It is important to take a little time to regularly clean and maintain your b48, b44 or b42, because during sewing and cutting, fabric, thread and, of course, dust residues build up. In this video tutorial, we show you how to care for your bernette properly. When you open the looper cover, you will find a brush. In the accessory box you will also find a screwdriver and the overlock machine oil. The video shows you exactly how to remove the presser foot and the stitch plate to clean your machine in this area. We then show you which parts you can oil and what to do to make sure the oil is well distributed.
b48 + b44 + b42 Tutorial – Maintenance (15/15)