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Low Pile Machines

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If I buy the loop machine, can I just cut the loops to make cut piles?

Yes, technically you can cut the loops, but this will be very time consuming and won't give you the same, consistent results as the cut pile machine. See our comparison video for a close-up of the di…

Updated 3 months ago

Will my machine work with 240v electricity?

Yes, the AC/DC adapter that comes with the AK-I, AK-II, AK-III can handle up to 240 volts AC (Alternating current). Household electrical power all of the world comes to your house as AC. The AC/DC ad…

Updated 3 months ago

How do I thread my low-pile machine?

AK-I Cut Pile Tufting Machine. A quick video demonstrating how to thread the low pile cut machine. The ZQ-II threads in a similar manner.. AK-II Loop Pile Tufting Machine. To thread the loop pile mac…

Updated 3 months ago

How do I change the pile height?

To learn how to adjust the pile height watch the video below. WARNING: If you're not careful with the adjustments you will render your machine unusable! Please make note of the original location of p…

Updated 11 months ago

What is a low pile machine?

A low pile tufting machine is defined as one that can only tuft up to.75" (18mm). The only use electricity and do not need compressed air (pneumatic). If you're looking for longer/higher pile you'll…

Updated 11 months ago

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