I feel like this specific model doesn't stay aligned properly.. I don't have access to it anymore and I haven't tried repairing it since basically when I made this video, I wish you good luck..

I spent hours learning how sergers work, researching different devices, shooting slow-motion footage, and then I was finally confident enough to attempt to adjust the timing. It took a lot of very careful painstaking effort but eventually I was able to get the machine to work correctly. If unless you're highly mechanically inclined and have a strong attention to detail I would not suggest trying yourself, and I would say to send it to a repair shop instead.

I spent a long time figuring out how they work and ended up adjusting the timing.. it's not very easy but it's possible to do it by yourself.

I spent hours learning how sergers work, researching different devices, shooting slow-motion footage, and then I was finally confident enough to attempt to adjust the timing. It took a lot of very careful painstaking effort but eventually I was able to get the machine to work correctly. If unless you're highly mechanically inclined and have a strong attention to detail I would not suggest trying yourself, and I would say to send it to a repair shop instead.

Pretty good camera yea but the 50mm prime lens is what makes this so clear and closeup :D

@@NathanaelNewton what camera it is? I have sony a6000 but only kit lens. :/

It's the Canon 90d. I've since upgraded to the Lumix s5xii :)