Best Speedy Stitcher thread for sail repairs?

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fishmonkey
fishmonkey
NSW
494 posts
NSW, 494 posts
18 May 2016 10:02am
i'm about to order a Speedy Stitcher for doing sail and dodger repairs.

i have been searching on the interwebs but so far haven't been able to work out whether i need the fine and/or coarse threads.

does anyone here use one of these?
fishmonkey
fishmonkey
NSW
494 posts
NSW, 494 posts
18 May 2016 10:11am
ok, found a couple of Youtube videos. looks like the coarse thread is the way to go...
LooseChange
LooseChange
NSW
2140 posts
NSW, 2140 posts
18 May 2016 10:17am
I have two of them and wouldn't be without them, they are brilliant at what they do. Sometimes you may need another person to help if the piece of material you are working is big and you need another person to either do the sewing from one side and the lacing on the other side. You can sew something without having to dismantle everything as you would need to if using a machine, you can do straight or zig zag stitch. Having different size needles and thread is a definite advantage.
andy59
andy59
QLD
1156 posts
QLD, 1156 posts
18 May 2016 2:14pm
Hmm they look great and cost effective I'm ordering one
Sectorsteve
Sectorsteve
QLD
2195 posts
QLD, 2195 posts
18 May 2016 10:31pm
they are unreal. ive got a handy stitcher hand stitcher. not sure if its the same but ive used it on my sails, leather panniers on motorbike, rope bags on boat... itll fix anything and makes a really strong stitch. must have on the boat.
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