Sewing Machine Repair Classes to be offered at 2010 VDTA/SDTA Show


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Jim Jacobson, founder of The California Academy of Sewing Machine Repair, will be offering five repair classes during the next VDTA/SDTA Trade Show & Convention in March 2010.

The classes he will instruct March 25-27 are as follows:

Beginning Sewing Machine Repair: This class will share the basic knowledge, tools and techniques for completing a basic service/tuneup. This is a fun class with lots of questions and answers, perfect for vac dealers wanting to expand.

Intermediate Sewing Machine Repair (Tips and Tricks): This class will share slightly advanced (but easy) steps, tools, and procedures for repairing sewing machines. The emphasis will be on binds/tightness and noise issues. This is a fun class and is open to limited class discussion.

Jacobson has more than 39 years industry experience, 36 as owner of a successful sewing and vacuum business. He is factory-trained on European, American, and Japanese sewing machines, has authored many articles and videos and has given numerous seminars. Due to so many requests from past seminar students, all his OPINIONS will be free at the 2010 VDTA/SDTA Show. Visit his Web site at www.sewingmachinerepair.com. Questions? E-mail sewitupnow@gmail.com.

Reprinted from SQE Professional, January 2010