Husqvarna Emerald series - can it handle rugged material?

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Husqvarna Emerald series - can it handle rugged material? valtysdottir 04-07-2008
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Posted by on April 8, 2008, 12:21 am
>
> Nylon 69 is too heavy for most home machines. On the other hand, I know from
> experience that a pack well sewn with plain ol' polyester "dressmaking thread"
> will handle 85 lbs in the pack and random slings and arrows of outrageous
> fortune. I have been known, however to pay the local shoe repair shop or
> upholstery shop to put on heavy webbing and the like. I don't cuss, they
> get a few bucks, and the job looks professional.
>
> Recommended reading for you, from someone who's a pro with outdoor
goods:http://www.specialtyoutdoors.com/tips/tips.aspandhttp://www.amazon.com/Sewing-Outdoor-Gear-Techniques-Outerwear/dp/156...

Thanks. I also believe I can make a lot of what I want without
necessarily using nylon 69. However, I believe it might be wise to get
a machine that can at least handle it. Thanks for the book suggestion,
looks like it is worth a read!

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