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			<title><![CDATA[The Pull Test: A 30-Second Way to Stop Guessing at Sewing Machine Tension Problems]]></title>
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   Tension is the first thing almost everyone adjusts when a stitch looks wrong. It's the most visible dial on the machine, so it gets blamed first. But a large share of what looks like a tension fault is actually a threading mistake, lint packed into the bobbin case, or a bent needle catching...]]></description>
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