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   midnitesewer | Apr 18, 2007 10:31pm | #1

   Thanks. Now I see why having the correct timing is vital. The hook and the needle pass so close to each other when forming the stitch!

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   Lynnelle | Apr 19, 2007 12:42am | #2

   It's almost mesmerizing!  I am ashamed to tell you how long I sat and watched that damn thing. =)  I was thinking about replacing my television. *lol*

    

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   Teaf5 | Apr 19, 2007 08:41pm | #3

   What a terrific website! You're right that it's very mesmerizing; I think I will bookmark it so that I can watch it to calm down when work gets too crazy. Thank you for posting for us all to enjoy.If you enjoy this illustration, this fellow nerd thinks you'd probably also love The Way Things Work, a book published about ten years ago that explains all kinds of things mechanical....

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   Lynnelle | Apr 20, 2007 03:09am | #4

   There's a website called 'How Things Work' where you can learn about the workings of many things.  For one year, I lived within five miles of 3 landfills (NEEEVVVVERRR again...) and was interested in knowing how they worked.  The site provided a great deal of information.  I would recommend it to anyone.

   As a side note, I am an avid recycler.  Those landfills are horrid!  They smell awful and leak.  Hmm...perhaps this is not an appropriate discussion for this thread...=)

    

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   blondie2sew | Apr 21, 2007 02:42am | #5

   Hey thanks..that was cool to watch!! I found myself watching for awhile it almost seamed that I was going to miss a step...what a simple yet incredible needed process.