CSM: Set your ZERO POINT on your tension dial @CSMLove
CSM: Set your ZERO POINT on your tension dial  @CSMLove
Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
How to set the ZERO POINT on the tension dial of a
open or closed cam circular sock machine. Doing this ensures you can reproduce project settings again in the future. It’s an essential but easy skill.

My free CSM Love (circular sock machine) website is designed to help all with that!

See the CSM START LEARNING menu for csmlove.com/csm-startcsm1

Get yourself a manual, machine oil and at least 50-100 extra needles - for reference and check out some useful supplies see the SUPPLIES menu both for where to get and other useful things I recommend csmlove.com/supplies-i-like

You’re first project should be finding a stitch size you like and creating a cylinder specific cast on bonnet.

Review the sequential pages there then check out the techniques page under the menu MY PATTERNS AND VIDEOS

Find other east topic on the site-wide lookup on the index page found under the menu MISC CSM csmlove.com/index

Have a question? Email me at csmloveinfo @ gmail.com

My name is Karen Taylor (formerly Ramel).

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