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6. Pick Up Roller – will hold the quilt layers after they are quilted. It must be located inside the throat
space to ensure the machine can move freely. It starts out small – taking just a few inches but as the quilt
nears completion, the size increases and this reduces the amount of quilting space left free for stitching.
Gammill Vision™ - Left Side View
The left side of the Gammill Vision™ has an on-board bobbin winder.
1. Bobbin Winder – How convenient it is to wind bobbins while you stitch so they will be
ready when you need the next one! The bobbin winder has a thread path, which travels from the
cone of thread, up through the guides, through the tension assembly and over to the bobbin. The bobbin
sits on a post that will spin when the machine is stitching. The bobbin winder lever is lowered into the
bobbin. As the bobbin fills, the lever is pushed up and will eventually pop up, stopping the bobbin winder
from turning
.
2. Laser Light – has been moved from the back of the machine to the front. It is still being
held by the adjustable laser clamp that allows easy adjustments, but now it is attached to a post on the
top of the machine. In this position, it is easy to follow stencils and block patterns. The light plugs into the
bottom side of the front Docking Station and the wire is held by the white clips, preventing it from touching
the front hand wheel.
This close-up picture shows the
Camera bracket (attached)
and
Camera assembly (plugged in).
Plug in H Channel lock. 5. Vertical Channel lock
4. Horizontal Channel lock. and its plug
3. Encoder for stitch-regulator 6.Camera connection
6. Camera connection
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