Setting up your CSM (applies to ANY CSM) for Success. MARKS (usually made with nail polish). Let’s look at this image. Don’t worry at first glance it seems a bit chaotic. The clock positions remain where they are on a clock but here we see the 72 needle slot cylinder where the average heel/toe marks are 6 needles on each side of the 6 o’clock position. That an easy ribber dial alignment for regular ribbing (full pitch) has an ALIGN MARK for easy confirmation of the Ribber setup alignment on my machine. The Tappet Target mark on the cylinder is 8 cylinder needle slots before 3 o’clock and is used during selvage to engage or disengage the Tappet IN/OUT switch (the Tappet requires 4 ribber or 8 cylinder slots in order to activate/deactivate ribbing). My 6 o’clock position on my machine is aligned with the ribber accessory mounted on the inside of the cylinder to make the small working space on the inside of the machine easier later with whatever Heel Forks or Weights used for Heel/Toes. For more information see the CSM Learning menu on my website https://www.csmlove.com/csm-startcsm2 #settingupforsuccess #helpfulcsmmarks #csmmarks #newcylindermarks #ribberdialmarks #csmtips #ribber #72cylinder #ribber #csm #circularsockknittingmachine #legare400 #ptlegare #legare #sockknittingmachine #antiquesockmachine #knitting #karenramel #csmlove (at Vancouver, British Columbia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CWgwEogh_em/?utm_medium=tumblr
